NASCAR's Kyle Larson Says the N-Word and Quickly Gets Suspended
Kyle Larson has found himself in hot water after dropping a real hard R while playing video games on stream.
Published 5 years ago in Wtf
While gamers may refer to this as an epic gamer moment, for Kyle Larson the 7 year NASCAR vet, it was anything but. While participating in a NASCAR racing stream, Larson had himself this moment he wont soon live down. See for yourself:
NASCAR driver Kyle Larson had an epic gamer moment during an iRacing event yesterday (warning: strong language) pic.twitter.com/iwjKRA2ev1
— Rod 'keydaddy' Breslau (@Slasher) April 13, 2020
NASCAR quickly suspended Larson, indefinitely and without pay.
NASCAR suspends Kyle Larson indefinitely: https://t.co/yYFN3fHK4upic.twitter.com/Wkg5OoXx7z
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) April 13, 2020
And then this morning he released an apology video on his Twitter page, which if were being honest, left us wanting more and seemed less than sincere. Here it is:
— Kyle Larson (@KyleLarsonRacin) April 13, 2020
Some would say this could be turned into a 'learning experience', but Larson is an adult and should know not to use language like that, no matter the circumstances but especially not on a damn live stream.
Twitter Cries Conspiracy As Videos of Dancing Nurses go Viral
If you do a Twitter search for ' Dancing Nurses' you'll find plenty of people crying wolf over what they think is nothing more than an elaborate hoax.
Published 5 years ago in Facepalm
It seems like a valid question on the surface, but when you dig into it, the answers aren't as clear as you may believe. "Did nurses in China post dancing videos to their TikToks?"
What a sentence. Well, we don't know the answer, were sure some did yes, just considering the volume of people on the social media app. But what is that supposed to mean?
I’m one nurse tik tok dance away from believing this whole thing was fake.
— Tim Dillon (@TimJDillon) April 12, 2020
Well it is a question imbued with duty and dedication to what is a very serious public health crisis, but even more so, it calls into question more than it answers. Needless to say, there are some big brained morons online who think videos of dancing nurses are proof that this 'Pandemic' is nothing but a overhyped, 'nothing burger'. Yes, people actually use that word in serious arguments, 'nothing burger'.
Maybe, just maybe these nurses, who are mostly in the United States are posting dancing videos because they need some cheering up. Or maybe they're doing it because they want to cheer you up. Not because nothing is going on and everything is a false flag to turn you into a gay crossbow shooting, environmentalist.
We were told we had to willingly plunge ourselves into a Great Depression because hospitals are being overwhelmed. Meanwhile, Tik Tok is full of videos of hospital staff performing choreographed dance routines. What a joke. This whole thing. Infuriating.
pic.twitter.com/pkcXwZHipT— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) April 12, 2020
We can tend to the patients later. Let's plan a dance routine for TikTok and get some “likes.” pic.twitter.com/kRmc8RA0VH
— Mark Dice (@MarkDice) April 12, 2020
#NHS Seems To Have Time On Its Hands#COVID2019 #coronavirus #Covid_19 #StayHome pic.twitter.com/iRuq2vL2F4
— The Reality Report (@WeAreTRR) April 12, 2020
Just Twitter video search “Nurses Dancing”
That is the reality of Hospitals in the USA right now, not the Warzones like the Media says.
pic.twitter.com/ENyddbQT5z— Joey Saladino (@JoeySalads) April 12, 2020
HEROES‼️ pic.twitter.com/D2F7bcAfLl
— Dan Scavino (@DanScavino) April 11, 2020
I mean, just last week idiots around the country were sharing photos of the outsides of hospitals and their entry ways as proof of a 'gotcha' moment because some of them were emptier than people thought they should be.
Well, were sorry to tell ya, but the virus is serious and no, some dancing nurses are not proof that this is some false flag. Stupid that even have to say it.
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