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Another big day in Bachelor Nation yesterday with getting the official confirmation that Victoria Fuller and Greg Grippo are in Italy together and have been since this weekend. Yesterday I posted a quick :06 second video sent to me of them near the Trevi Fountain in Rome yesterday morning. It was the first video of their face and if you pause it, you can clearly see it’s them. Not to mention the two sources over the weekend that claimed they swore they saw them even though they didn’t provide solid evidence. Which goes to show, something can be true even if receipts aren’t provided. This story is a perfect example. While the pic that Dave Neal received and posted was of them, it was from … Continue reading →

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Man, the editing of this season of BIP is so wonky. It’s like every episode takes on a new theme. For a few of the episodes, we’ve clearly had them focus on one individual or a couple. Genevieve had an episode where she dominated the screen time, Ashley & Jared dominated last week, Michael dominated on Monday, and then last night it wasn’t one person, but it was the same theme over and over and over. And that was, lets show one couple on the beach getting to know each other and/or making out, then intersperse that with clips from the hotel where the woman in the “relationship” with the guy is miserable and crying over him. It’s ok to show it for a minute … Continue reading →

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Well it certainly didn’t take very long to get an answer to my “How many bank robberies actually happen nowadays” question I presented in Monday’s Daily Roundup. A quick Google search would tell you that 3000-4000 bank robberies happen a year, which seems incredibly high, no? I guess it’s because we just never hear about them. Unless one ends in a giant shootout and multiple people dead, the fact that we average 3-4k a year and never hear about any of them seems to lend to the notion that most don’t end up like that, if not all of them. Still, seems like a crazy high number. Does that include any cyber hacking of banks? Or is that number legitimately people walking into a bank … Continue reading →