Belichick is Pathetic. 72-year-old parades around 24-year-old girlfriend.
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Mr Natural
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Let’s just hope he doesn’t do anything stupid like marry her.
Really, who is looking down on him? Some old women? Some old jealous men? Trolls online? Trust me, the only people who gave me shit about my sugar baby was one jealous buddy of mine. He said "I could never be intimate with a woman who i had to pay her money" Yet his ugly fat old girlfriend costs him more than my sugar baby costs me.
He loves to talk about how our other friends wives aren't fuckable. Then he ended up hooking up with his high school girlfriend. After 2 kids and a divorce she's fat. I mean clumpy fat body. Nothing hot about her body.
The day after he broke up with her I confronted him about it. How could you talk so much shit about suzy, deb, and all those other woman and you end up with that fat ****? He explained she has a good personality. He just doesn't want to be alone. Even if it's with a woman who doesn't get his dick hard. I think a lot of guys are "happily" married but don't **** their wives anymore.
My sugar baby was cool. You have to be to keep a rich guy. If you aren't, they won't want you hanging around.
And guys, lose all your money and your job and see how long your wife stays with you.
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Did you read his statement from this morning?... he is crying like a two year old....
Yea, you're right, he did offer up some excuse, but he clearly did it for his pretty little love interest.
I'm wondering how far this guy goes before he realizes he is being played, it would appear he has no clue.
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If he doesn't want her questioned he should leave her at home with the pool boy..... I don't know how he does this... I couldn't... I mean what do they talk about?... give me a mature woman anyday... there are some pretty hot 50 somethings out there...
Papageorgio
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No you didn’t, why would you take a picture with the Rockettes? Seems perverted to me that an old man would take a picture with a bunch of scantly clad women, free or not, why would an old guy make such a poor decision, seems like you are a perverted old man that exploits younger women.
See how easy it is to judge? I can’t tell what their motivations are, I’m not sure if they love each other or not and as brought out earlier, it isn’t anyone else’s business.
My wife’s grandfather was in her early 20’s ans he was in his late 60’s, they were married until he passed in his 90’s, she stayed with him until his death, looked after and cared for him and has never remarried, I have no doubt they loved each other. I would probable not make the same choice if I were in his place but I was not in place and that is not up to me to judge whether they loved each other or not.
All of this spewing. Especially with those who go through aggravation. When artificial lifeforms are perfected enough for sexual pleasures, all of this will end. People will trade in new models.
I so badly want one. But you know the first models that come out will suck. As they come out with improvements, they'll get more expensive.
Right now, I'm willing to pay $30,000 for one that will last 3 years. Blow me and do all my chores. Every 3 years you have to pay $10K for upgrades. Which you will gladly do. Your new android slave will be like your smart phone. She does EVERYTHING. You won't ever need a smart phone. Can't lose your android.
I know it's funny. I believe there will be a major market for it. Stats prove it. Many more people today live by themselves then in other eras. People aggravate each other. Of course, if we go to one earner in families again, this will change things.
I posted a thread "would you own a slave?" and of course I was talking about a robot slave and so many (usually Republicans) would say "no I like doing for myself" Which is total bullshit. I come home after walking the dog and now I have to cook? I ran out of underwear? My place is dirty?
1. Dinner is ready now
2. I tell my "slave" to do my laundry. Actually, she doesn't have to be told. I never run out of underwear. The laundry is always done. Folded, starched, ironed, whatever is needed.
Coffee, already made before I even got up.
Shaves me while I sit on the couch
Clips my toe nails
No more paying for haircuts
My house needs to be painted?
In fact she even drives me 3.5 hours up north while I rest. I may even take her with me into my box blind. She can detect movement. Then she can drag the deer back for me so I don't have a heart attack.
I hate when people say "i like doing things for myself" Fine. But when you don't want to do for yourself, wouldn't it be great to have a robot slave?
“Bill Belichick Has a Problem Named Jordon Hudson,” warned Fox Sports Radio. CBS Boston chatted with Patriots fans, who called the interview “weird” and “cringe-y.” TMZ Sports stationed a videographer outside a New York City hotel where the couple stayed this week. On “The View,” the Hudson interruption was analyzed as one of the show’s hot topics, as Sunny Hostin deemed it “kind of inappropriate and improper.”
“I don’t think you should judge,” Joy Behar cracked. “Maybe she has a nursing degree.”
On Wednesday, Belichick addressed the controversy with a statement released through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he recently signed a five-year contract to be the head coach of the football program. Belichick said he told his book publicist that he wanted any interviews to just focus on the book, but that “that expectation was not honored” when Dokoupil asked about “unrelated topics.”
“After this occurred several times, Jordon, with whom I share both a personal and professional relationship, stepped in to reiterate that point to help refocus the discussion. She was not deflecting any specific question or topic but simply doing her job to ensure the interview stayed on track.”
Belichick complained that the aired segment, taken from a 35-minute conversation with Dokoupil, “presents selectively edited clips and stills from just a few minutes of the interview to suggest a false narrative — that Jordon was attempting to control the conversation — which is simply not true.”
The interview started like the kind of gentle celebrity sit-down that “CBS Sunday Morning” is known for. Dokoupil ribbed Belichick about showing up in a tattered sweatshirt — his trademark style —and asked about the dynasty he built with the New England Patriots. Things got uncomfortable when Dokoupil noted that Belichick made no mention of Patriots team owner Robert Kraft in the book. Then it took a turn for the incredibly awkward when Dokoupil brought up Hudson, whom Belichick described in the book as his “idea mill and creative muse.”
“Jordon was a constant presence during our interview,” Dokoupil told viewers, as the screen flashed to a photo of Hudson conferring with Belichick when the cameras were off. As Dokoupil warmly asked Belichick about a relationship that “everybody in the world seems to be following,” the camera zoomed out to show Hudson sitting to the side of the set, intensely staring at a monitor. Belichick assured him that he has never cared what anyone else thinks.
“How did you guys meet?” Dokoupil asked.
That’s when Hudson cut in: “We’re not talking about this,” she said, in an exchange CBS enhanced with subtitles.
“No?” Dokoupil said.
“No,” she said.
It’s a question that has stirred constant intrigue for followers of the Belichick-Hudson relationship. In his statement on Wednesday, the coach reiterated their previous explanation that they met on a flight to Florida in 2021. (Hudson, who was in college at the time, shared this year that their “meetiversary” was Feb. 11, 2021, when Belichick autographed her logic textbook.)
The interview never recovered from Hudson’s intervention, even as Dokoupil veered toward a seemingly safer topic — the “charming” photos, as he called them, that Hudson posts on Instagram. In one, from Halloween, Belichick was costumed as a fisherman and Hudson a mermaid.
“What’s the reaction been like?” Dokoupil asked. Belichick looked baffled. After a long pause, he said that while he is on social media, he doesn’t follow it.
The fallout was immediate and intense. NBC’s “Pro Football Talk” reported that Hudson interrupted the interview many more times than CBS producers ultimately aired, which could explain why they chose to include that brief glimpse of behind-the-scenes drama. (CBS News did not respond to The Post’s questions about the interview.)
Ultimately, that choice by a respected network news program helped lend mainstream virality — and no small measure of hilarity — to a saga that has been burbling on a smaller scale in sports and tabloid culture for months.
In March, a higher education reporter at the Assembly broke the newsthat Belichick asked UNC communications staff to copy Hudson on his emails. The following month, the Athletic obtained the messages and found that Hudson, despite not being a university employee, shared her thoughts with staff about his public image. On Wednesday, the Athletic reported that Hudson was a key reason that “Hard Knocks” — the long-running HBO documentary series that follows a different football team each season — decided against bringing production to Chapel Hill. The publication cited sources who said Hudson wanted to be “heavily involved” in the show.
“I don’t think you should judge,” Joy Behar cracked. “Maybe she has a nursing degree.”
On Wednesday, Belichick addressed the controversy with a statement released through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he recently signed a five-year contract to be the head coach of the football program. Belichick said he told his book publicist that he wanted any interviews to just focus on the book, but that “that expectation was not honored” when Dokoupil asked about “unrelated topics.”
“After this occurred several times, Jordon, with whom I share both a personal and professional relationship, stepped in to reiterate that point to help refocus the discussion. She was not deflecting any specific question or topic but simply doing her job to ensure the interview stayed on track.”
Belichick complained that the aired segment, taken from a 35-minute conversation with Dokoupil, “presents selectively edited clips and stills from just a few minutes of the interview to suggest a false narrative — that Jordon was attempting to control the conversation — which is simply not true.”
The interview started like the kind of gentle celebrity sit-down that “CBS Sunday Morning” is known for. Dokoupil ribbed Belichick about showing up in a tattered sweatshirt — his trademark style —and asked about the dynasty he built with the New England Patriots. Things got uncomfortable when Dokoupil noted that Belichick made no mention of Patriots team owner Robert Kraft in the book. Then it took a turn for the incredibly awkward when Dokoupil brought up Hudson, whom Belichick described in the book as his “idea mill and creative muse.”
“Jordon was a constant presence during our interview,” Dokoupil told viewers, as the screen flashed to a photo of Hudson conferring with Belichick when the cameras were off. As Dokoupil warmly asked Belichick about a relationship that “everybody in the world seems to be following,” the camera zoomed out to show Hudson sitting to the side of the set, intensely staring at a monitor. Belichick assured him that he has never cared what anyone else thinks.
“How did you guys meet?” Dokoupil asked.
That’s when Hudson cut in: “We’re not talking about this,” she said, in an exchange CBS enhanced with subtitles.
“No?” Dokoupil said.
“No,” she said.
It’s a question that has stirred constant intrigue for followers of the Belichick-Hudson relationship. In his statement on Wednesday, the coach reiterated their previous explanation that they met on a flight to Florida in 2021. (Hudson, who was in college at the time, shared this year that their “meetiversary” was Feb. 11, 2021, when Belichick autographed her logic textbook.)
The interview never recovered from Hudson’s intervention, even as Dokoupil veered toward a seemingly safer topic — the “charming” photos, as he called them, that Hudson posts on Instagram. In one, from Halloween, Belichick was costumed as a fisherman and Hudson a mermaid.
“What’s the reaction been like?” Dokoupil asked. Belichick looked baffled. After a long pause, he said that while he is on social media, he doesn’t follow it.
The fallout was immediate and intense. NBC’s “Pro Football Talk” reported that Hudson interrupted the interview many more times than CBS producers ultimately aired, which could explain why they chose to include that brief glimpse of behind-the-scenes drama. (CBS News did not respond to The Post’s questions about the interview.)
Ultimately, that choice by a respected network news program helped lend mainstream virality — and no small measure of hilarity — to a saga that has been burbling on a smaller scale in sports and tabloid culture for months.
In March, a higher education reporter at the Assembly broke the newsthat Belichick asked UNC communications staff to copy Hudson on his emails. The following month, the Athletic obtained the messages and found that Hudson, despite not being a university employee, shared her thoughts with staff about his public image. On Wednesday, the Athletic reported that Hudson was a key reason that “Hard Knocks” — the long-running HBO documentary series that follows a different football team each season — decided against bringing production to Chapel Hill. The publication cited sources who said Hudson wanted to be “heavily involved” in the show.
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Who thinks like this? Nobody I know personally.
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I know. Why would so many people care what I think about this? Unless it's people wrestling with the right and wrong of it internally. If that's the case, this thread is a good thing.
Mr Natural
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And what 72 year old man would not want a 24 year old **** buddy?
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I'll say it again. Who thinks like this?
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Thank goodness some people see this.
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