I cannot say that Reddit didn't deliver. As horrid as some of the responses are, they pulled no punches and gave him everything straight no chaser.

I do notice that the men responding are more realistic, while the women are virtue signaling. Also, what's great is the men who concern-troll are called out and humbled.

You can find that Reddit post here.

Apparently, Cosmopolitan Magazine ran these covers right after the pandemic (2021).

This is part of their push to change the narrative of what's attractive. At least, that's how I take it.

Any chance they will "push the boundaries" and influence their readers to love "short kings"?

I'm being sarcastic, but I couldn't help but look at these covers and laugh.

You can find the stories in Cosmopolitan here.

You can find an article from the Independent where they cover a defense of the cover by Cosmopolitan here. 

"Dozens of Indian farm labourers have been freed from slave-like working conditions in northern Italy, police have said.

The 33 workers were lured to Italy on the promise of jobs and a better future by two fellow Indian nationals, police say.

But instead, they were allegedly forced to work more than 10 hours a day, seven days a week for a tiny wage which was used to pay off debts to the alleged gangmasters."

Wild stuff. Hoping those gang-masters get prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and do some serious jail time.

When people talk about slave-labor, they typically point the finger at African nations or parts of South-East Asia, but it's still happening in plain sight in the West.

You can find the British Broadcasting Company article here.

The guy is 70. Yes, 70, and his new wife is 44 years old. This is the same guy who almost 40 years ago in his stand-up "Raw" criticized Johnny Carson for marrying three times and talked about the horrors of divorce way before social media.

With a divorce under his belt and ten kids, do you think this was a good move? 

There are a few YouTube channels run by Asian Men that I felt some type of way about, like resentment because of their helpless incel mentality. Some of these "Uncle Wongs" spend a significant amount of time belittling other Asian men and engage in unnecessary self-deprecation. One such YouTube personality, "Chinese Historian" would do this enough that I'd cringe when listening to otherwise valuable content.

But then I looked into his history. The experience of multiple divorces as a child, abuse, and lots of bullying due to his background. Add height to this and you can understand This should not be an excuse, but needless to say, I get it.

We should do a better job of looking out for one another and support those of us who struggle with mental health is my point.

How cool is this man? Though I think logistically this could be a monumental tasks. Imagine any mistakes and it being near impossible to get rescue machines to the moon, which I believe requires three days of transit under perfect conditions.

Still cool though!

You can find The Guardian article here.

This can't be right. In the photos circulating of him and Trump, he doesn't look that much shorter than him, and Trump is 6'3.

There is some conjecture of people clowning him because of his height, but those jokes seem to take aim at the Google listing and not because they saw him in person.

Can anyone confirm that he is in fact 5'7? Not that it matters, but Trump is pretty famous for adding the word "Little" in front of anyone he doesn't like and J.D. Vance has been on the record not saying flattering things about Trump.

All's fair in politics I guess though right?

You can't make this stuff up. Do people think when they talk?