http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39187848
"Her post received 11,000 likes and 2,300 "hearts" - more than the angry and crying face emojis that can also be used to react to posts on the social network."
I can almost see the tears of the poor BBC reporter that had to write that.
(03-23-2017, 04:09 PM)SERIOUSLY THOUGH Wrote: [ -> ]In other news, I have no idea why the BBC chose this picture, but it's hilarious :
Imagine what the headlines this picture would go with. Trump forced to deliver his own massive paper executive order using semi and it broke down.
Yo dudes, remenber when Gawker hypocritically violated Hulk Hogan's privacy by leaking a sex tape of him? Well, looks like Gizmodo (a site previously owned by Gawker) decided to hunt down and dox's
FBI directors private family Twitter and instagram accounts!
http://archive.is/UQEsw
They don't even attempt to provide any public interest justification for it, it's just plain stalker-type behavior.
But hey, maybe this will make Instagram get their shit together since a no-talent hack has just made a mockery of their privacy settings.