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Man Scans Penis At Checkout Counter Of Seattle Supermarket

Christian Fischer was charged with indecent exposure and assault after he placed his penis on the self-checkout scanner on the way out of a Quality Food Center in Seattle.

The Huffington Post reports that a security guard who was just starting his shift noticed one of the female cashiers physically react to something that Fischer had put onto the checkout counter. The cops report that the man approached the counter, put his “groceries” down and summoned the cashier. Once she got close and saw his penis on the counter, she visibly reacted, which made the man laugh. The security guard approached them, saw what was going on and called the police. 

According to both the cashier and the guard, the man wasn’t doing anything to hide his exposed penis and fled the scene before cops could arrive. The cashier also expressed that the man’s actions left her alarmed and disturbed. Somehow, Fischer and came back a few hours later and got into a physical confrontation with several of the employees who recognized him from the previous incident. The only way they could get him to leave was to threaten him with pepper spray. 

Fischer was finally captured by the police a couple of hours later when they found him napping on the street, a few blocks away from the Quality Food Center. According to the police records, Fischer’s supermarket misadventures caused his fourth bust of the month. He was previously arrested over burglary, assault, and obstruction charges. 

What Your Instagram Posts Say About Your Personality

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It’s not all about what you post but also how you post photos on Instagram that tell a lot about you. For instance, did you know there are certain filters that can detect depression and popularity?

This eye-opening information comes from SheerLuxe, a beauty and lifestyle publication that wrangled a bunch of personality (disordered and otherwise) studies to get to the bottom of why people’s IG photos look the way they do. We all follow somebody who fits one of these categories to a tee. How many do you know?

Instagram Filters

Researchers at Harvard University were able to pin-point depression better than doctors by looking at a patient’s Instagram feed. No joke. Turns out, people who use the Inkwell filter aren’t fans of Alfred Hitchcock (well, maybe they are), they potentially suffer from depression.  Actually, those who are depressed tend not to use any filters at all, but when they do, they opt for black and white.

On the opposite end of the color spectrum, scientists at Yahoo Labs discovered that the filters that get the most “likes” are Valencia and Mayfair because of their warm tones, exposure and contrast.

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Healthy Habits

Now, on to those people who looooooove to post photos of themselves being super healthy, whether that means snapping a pic of their morning green smoothie or an ab shot in the mirror of their gym’s locker room. Scientists have determined what we already knew: these people are likely narcissists. They believe that everyone prides themselves on physical appearance and don’t understand what the deal is when their pics don’t rack up a bunch of heart clicks.

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#BLESSED #INLOVE #BAE

And when it comes to romance, posting a bunch of lame pics of your partner is anything but. We’re talking photos that look like your partner is annoyed or caught off guard performing a very casual act, like sitting on the couch or brushing their teeth. Or, the absolute most cringeworthy scenario, sleeping.

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This is not love, this is stalking. It’s also a clear sign that the person posting these photos is probably insecure about their relationship and feels the need to prove to others that everything’s fine. That impending break-up sure is going to hurt. We’ll see you in the Inkwell filter in 3..2…

Want to know what it means if you’re smiling and laughing in your photos? Or if you’re perfectly framed in each one? SheerLuxe has you covered.

Gossip: Aaron Carter Hates His Weight Gain After Two Weeks In Rehab; Beyonce Sick Of Rumors That Blue Ivy Is Not Her Biological Daughter

Aaron Carter shared a post-rehab update with his fans that showed off an impressive benefit of his newfound sobriety: a healthy-looking torso – but he hates it.

“Aaron like the skinny version better,” sources tell Naughty Gossip. “He wants to be healthy but he likes the old version better. All his life he thought skinny people were sexy and now he is being told that he needs to rethink that. It is going to take a long time for his brain to adjust.

The “Sooner or Later” singer, 29, posted side-by-side photos on Saturday, October 7, that show a drastic change in his body from before he entered rehab to now. He captioned the shirtless photos, “From 115 pounds to 145 In a few weeks. On the left 115 on the right 145. Continuing to focus on myself and my health. Sorry I couldn’t wait to show you till 2018. #proudofmyself #StressFree I missed you all so much. Needed some time to heal and this is a direct result” with a praying-hands emoji.

Carter’s followers praised his new look, with many congratulating the former child star on his weight gain. One follower wrote, “You look amazing and healthy” while another fan said, “Wow what a transformation keep going! Amazing! You look great!”

Beyonce Sick Of Rumors That Blue Ivy Is Not Her Biological Daughter

Rumors about surrogates or adoption have been going on since Beyonce got pregnant with Blue. She is sick of them,” sources tell Naughty Gossip. “Now she is fighting back. Beyoncé looks exactly like daughter Blue Ivy in a throwback photo her mother, Tina Knowles Lawson, shared on Instagram. Beyonce knows the power of images.”

A young Bey is getting her hair done in the photo that Knowles Lawson posted along with the caption, “If Beyoncé don’t look like Blue on this photo!!! Getting her braids done by Toni.”

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Drunk Man Returns From Future To Warn Us Of Aliens

Bryant Johnson, from Wyoming, who was arrested on the town of Casper for public intoxication and for making a scene.

The Casper Police Department received a complaint at around 10:30 PM from someone in a nearby residence claiming that a man was saying that he was from the year 2048, and that he was sent back in time to prevent an alien invasion. He explained that he was originally meant to travel to the year 2018, which would be the year where aliens would arrive on Earth, and that his purpose was to warn everyone about the incoming apocalypse, convincing them to leave the planet. Obviously, he was ignored, but he kept going on and on saying that he wanted to speak with the town’s president. Some things have changed in the future. 

When the police arrived on the scene and began to question him, Johnson claimed that he was able to travel back in time because aliens had filled his body with alcohol and had made him stand on a pad that sent him to the year 2017. We feel sorry for Johnson, because this is clearly not the year you’d want to travel back in time to.

Officers also noted in the police report that the man had a BAC level of .136, had red and watery eyes, and slurred speech that made it hard to understand what he was saying. Those symptoms are probably the result of all that time traveling.

Post-Vacation Anxiety Is A Thing And Here’s What You Can Do About It

It’s common to feel like life sucks when you return home from a relaxing vacation, and not because you had too much to drink or spent too much money while you were away. Many people report feeling anxiety and even sadness when faced with the reality of their day-to-day jobs, experiencing dread when they think of the pile of work that’s waiting for them on their office desk. 

The Huffington Post reports the research of Dr. Josh Klapow, an expert psychologist, who claims that it’s common for people to feel stress and disorientation when they return from their vacations, and that this fear and anxiety can prevent them from taking days off of work in the future. Studies prove that people are taking less vacations each year, with one report claiming that during 2016, 54 percent of Americans ended the year with unused vacation time.

This situation makes people think twice when it comes to taking a vacation, and adds negative side effects to those who do take their well deserved time off. Klapow believes that the problem doesn’t lie with the fact that work piles up while you’re away, but with the way in which we approach the act of having days off and how our brain unsuccessfully copes with this change of pace. Klapow believes that the best way to avoid post-vacation stress is to prepare, which is a process that starts before you travel. 

Before you leave, Klapow suggests taking care of the main tasks that’ll create stress for you in the future, while also completing a priority task list, which will help you get back to work once you come back from your vacation. It’s also very important to let people know that you won’t be working, so that they won’t pester you with emails, texts or phone calls. While on vacation, be sure to disable notifications, to get involved in new activities and to try to disconnect from your phone. If you can’t completely unplug, then be sure to create short periods of time where you’ll check emails and answer phone calls in the mornings and evenings.

When you return from your vacation, don’t stress and try to arrive a couple of days before you’re meant to jump back into your routine, so you can get acclimated. You can also let your coworkers and family know that you’ll need a couple of days to get back in top shape.

The Fresh Toast Marijuana Legislative Roundup: Oct. 9

Last week in marijuana news, Nevada officials are still struggling to solve the distribution issue. In Washington State, the battle for homegrown cannabis rages on. Some Alaska jurisdictions voted to ban marijuana business and Atlanta decriminalized possession of small amounts of weed. Find out about that more in our weekly marijuana legislative roundup.

Nevada:  

On Tuesday, the Nevada Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a dispute over the right to transport recreational cannabis in the state. A unique provision of Nevada’s voter-approved legalization measure grants alcohol distributors exclusive rights to transport recreational cannabis from growers to retailers for the first 18 months. However, the Department of Taxation ruled earlier this year that there was insufficient interest among alcohol distributors to meet demand for the plant.

In response, a group of alcohol wholesalers sued the state, arguing that it had violated regulatory protocol in making its determination. A protracted court battle caused supply shortages and a precipitous drop in sales as retailers struggled to keep up with demand following the July 1 start of recreational sales. A Carson City judge eventually sided with the Department of Taxation, giving the agency authority to issue distributor licenses to businesses other than alcohol wholesalers.

In September, the Nevada Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal by the alcohol wholesalers, and issued an injunction prohibiting the state from granting distribution licenses to any non-alcohol wholesalers until the Court rules on the case. Given the complexity of the case, Justice Michael Sommermeyer said that the justices will likely need several months to reach a determination. In the meantime, retailers are once again reporting significant supply shortages, imperiling the state’s fledgling cannabis industry.   

Washington: 

On Wednesday, the Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board held its first hearing on the issue of home marijuana cultivation for adult use. Unlike some other states that have legalized recreational marijuana, Washington’s cannabis law only permits authorized medical marijuana patients to grow the plant at home. However, that could change in the near future, with the Board considering three different options for legal home cultivation.

The first proposal would allow home cultivation with a permit and mandatory use of the state’s marijuana inventory tracking system. Another proposal would allow home cultivation without participation in the tracking system, while granting localities the authority to impose additional restrictions. The last option would continue the state’s ban on home marijuana grows. The board is required to submit its recommendations to the legislature by December 1.  

Alaska: 

On Tuesday, voters in Fairbanks and surrounding areas voted to reject local bans on recreational marijuana businesses. The two separate ballot initiatives would have forced all retailers, growers, and other cannabis operations to close within 90 days in one of the state’s largest cultivation hubs. Home cultivation and personal consumption would have remained legal if the measures had passed. The 2014 legalization measure approved by Alaska voters grants municipalities the authority to ban recreational marijuana businesses.   

Atlanta:   

On Monday, the Atlanta City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana. Possession of an ounce of marijuana in the city is currently punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 and up to six months in jail. Under the new law, jail time will be eliminated and the fine will be reduced to $75. Atlanta’s mayor has said he will sign the legislation.   

Details On The Surprising Kinky Story Of Wonder Woman’s Creator

Dr. William Moulton Marston was an inventor, a psychologist, and a writer. His most famous creations are the blood pressure components in the modern lie detector (polygraph), and Wonder Woman. Not surprising that one of the creators of the lie detector had his other creation wield a lasso of truth.

Possibly as interesting as the character herself, were the two women that influenced her creation. Marston used both his wife, Elizabeth, and his girlfriend Olive as templates for the iconic hero.  Most would think that this would’ve put Marston in hot water at home, however, the three were in a polyamorous or extended relationship.

Elizabeth Holloway Marston was a wife, psychologist, partner, and collaborator to her husband William. Ever the career woman, she earned three degrees in her life, in a time when it was rare for a woman to receive any at all. She was the heart and attitude of Wonder Woman, while her physical appearance and bracelets were inspired by Olive Byrne.

So how did it work? It seems like it would make for difficult waters to navigate, but from everything that I can read it worked swimmingly. Amicable would be a ridiculous term to describe how Elizabeth and Olive got along. The three lived together, loved together and raised their children together. William fathered 4 children, two from each lady.

William and Elizabeth legally adopted both of William and Olive’s children. Elizabeth even named her daughter Olive after her husband’s lover. When William was out of work and after he died, Elizabeth went on working while Olive stayed home to raise the children. She even financed all four children’s college educations.

Being in an odd relationship and living situation, the Marston’s would tell anyone who asked, that Olive was Elizabeth’s widowed sister. After William’s death in 1947, Elizabeth continued to support Olive until her death in the 1980’s. There you have it, a successful ménage à trois, and proof positive that there is no such thing as normal.

Guess What? Asking Kids About Drugs Won’t Make Them Use Drugs

Information and inquiry are not gateways to drug use, a new report suggests. Although it may seem an obvious conclusion to many, a team from the University of Washington found that discussing undesirable behavior — including drug use — does not encourage children to try it.

Some anxious parents believe that talking to their kids about alcohol, drug or tobacco use may plant a seed in a young brain and lead them astray. But the study, released earlier this week, finds no evidence that children will, as a consequence of being asked about it, use the substance in question.

The study by the UW Social Development Research Group, published in the October issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health, focused on school-based surveys of fifth- and sixth-graders to determine whether their behaviors changed over time. The research team found that, among two groups of students — one surveyed in fifth and sixth grade, and a control group surveyed only in sixth grade — substance use did not increase following student participation in the surveys.

“We hope that it puts community members at ease about collecting data in the schools for prevention purposes,; said John Briney, a senior data manager for the Social Development Research Group and the lead author of the study. “It’s a relatively unobtrusive, inexpensive method to gather data. Communities can use data to guide prevention efforts and not worry they’re harming students.” Briney added.

The report focused on a 2,000-student sample of respondents in the Community Youth Development Study, which was administered in seven states, including Washington. The report found:

Among sixth-graders who had been first surveyed in the fifth grade, 10.4 percent said they had smoked cigarettes during their lifetime; 20.8 percent had used alcohol; 10.8 percent had used inhalants; and 2.6 percent had smoked marijuana. These usage rates were actually lower than among the control group of sixth-graders — of whom 12.6 percent said they had smoked marijuana and 23.6 percent said they had used alcohol. Rates of lifetime use of inhalants and marijuana in the control sample were higher than rates in the initial sample but not statistically significant.

If the surveys had prompted substance use among the initial group of fifth-graders, then usage rates when they were in sixth grade should have been higher than those of the control group of sixth-graders, Briney explained. “The study answered an important question — whether asking about substance use at a young age encourages use. We didn’t think it would, and the data show that asking about drug use doesn’t increase use,” he said.

Conducting such a study in other locations, especially in states where marijuana has been legalized (this survey was conducted in 2004, prior to legalization in Washington) and among older students would be useful, and could yield slightly different results, Briney said.

Gossip: Blac Chyna Ready To Destroy Rob Kardashian And Family; Nelly Accuser Says He Forced Sex Without Condom

Blac Chyna is reportedly preparing to fight back against Rob Kardashian’s lawsuit with a bombshell suit of her own.

“Blac Chyna is going to destroy him and his entire family,” sources tell Naughty Gossip. “She knows everything and is ready to tell-all. She is sick of this entire family and wants to finish them once and for all.He accused her of abusing drugs and trying to strangle him. Now she has hired a team of lawyers to help her fight back against Rob.”

“She’s going to file an explosive counter lawsuit for millions that will expose all of Rob’s lies.”

“Chyna is gathering all of her evidence, making sure her story is solidand better than the one that Rob told,” the source continued. “She’s going to wait until the end of the deadline to file her suit. She has about three more weeks.”

“She is going to stick it to Rob twice. She will file a response, and her own lawsuit. This will get ugly.”

Nelly Rape Accuser Says He Forced Her Into Sex Without a Condom

The woman who claims Nelly raped her says she had been partying with him before he forced her to have sex without a condom.

Nelly’s legal team feels confident they’ll expose the 21-year-old as a liar.

via TMZ:

We’ve learned the 21-year-old Seattle resident claims she met Nelly at a club in Washington, where she and her friends drank at his table and got “tipsy.”

She says she was invited to an after-party and drove off with Nelly’s people. The woman says she was taken to Nelly’s tour bus.

She says she was in Nelly’s room with him when he tried to have sex with her and she said no. She claims Nelly told her to “shut up” and said he wanted to have sex with her without protection, which she says he did over her objections.

The woman says, afterward, Nelly offered her money, but she declined, and then a woman came up and said, “You gotta go.” She kicked her off the bus and threw $100 at her.

Nelly’s lawyer, Scott Rosenblum, tells TMZ, “It does not surprise me that she wanted to have her story publicized. That is playbook 101 of a person with an agenda and clearly she has one. The agenda is money, fame and notoriety.”

Rosenblum says he has an investigator on the case and “we will be able to show by objective evidence and unbiased witnesses that she has zero credibility.”

The lawyer adds, “She’s a person who is making a dangerous, fraudulent allegation to accomplish her own goals.”

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5 Celebrities Who Are Rich Because They Got High

There’s this widely held assumption that says if you smoke marijuana, you will waste time and be unproductive and eats tons of junk food. It’s taken some time for marijuana to lose its reputation, and for the “stoner” stereotype to dissipate, but there are still people out there who believe that cannabis encourages laziness. 

Here are 5 successful people who prove that using marijuana isn’t an impairment to greatness.

Seth McFarlane

While many of the aspects in his work make references or allude to cannabis, McFarlane is still one of the most successful people in Hollywood, having produced one of the most famous animated shows of all time, a couple of beloved movies, and acquired the coveted position of hosting the Oscars. In 2013, he was included in Marijuana Policy Project’s list of the most influential cannabis users of the year.

Steve Jobs

The Apple founder used to go a little wild during the 70’s, where he was known for consuming cannabis in different forms and for smoking marijuana whenever he needed to relax or to get some inspiration.

Even though he quit smoking during the latter years of his life, he claims that he used to consume marijuana about once a week or once a month. It didn’t stop him from changing the world and the way in which we interact with technology.

Bill Gates

Probably one of the smartest people on the planet and definitely the richest, Bill Gates’ company, Microsoft, became the first major company to invest in the future of cannabis, partnering up with Kind Financial. This company develops software that facilitates the monitoring of marijuana sales, ensuring that the legal grown marijuana doesn’t fall into the black market.

Seth Rogen

One of the pioneers of stoner movies, Seth Rogen is also a true lover of cannabis, being involved with the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), advocating for the plant, claiming that it’s a normal part of his life and that it hasn’t impaired him at all. In fact, he’s one of the most accomplished writers, comedians and businessmen in Hollywood.

Whoopi Goldberg

Goldberg has a line of marijuana products called Whoopi & Maya that relieve pain and menstrual cramps in women. While they’re only available in California, her products include balms, tinctures, and bath soaks. She claimed that her line wasn’t meant to be a joke and that cannabis provides real medical benefits to women that struggle with pain while on their periods.

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