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This Article Was Originally Published By Our Friends Over At FLOCKU Here’s What Happened: Last year, a group of friends and I headed to Florida to spring break at one of the kids in the group’s family beach house. This kid also happened to be a current fling of mine. One night when a bunch of our friends spent the night out at the bars, this guy and I decided to make it a date-night (not something I do too often). We went to dinner, grabbed a couple of drinks, and made our way back to his place for a movie on his outdoor patio, you know – one of the nice-ass ones with a full bar and outdoor entertainment system. About thirty minutes into “Netflix and chill” he suggested a little idea to me. Fucking on the beach. Being that we were on a strip of beach that housed

Smith spoke at length, in fact, about how NBA wives should and should not act. He focused the conversation around wives of the NBA Finals’ two rival stars: LeBron James and Steph. Smith thinks that Ayesha, a relative rookie when it comes to the superstar NBA lifestyle, should be quiet and act more like LeBron’s wife Savannah Brinson, a 13-year veteran of the NBA family.   Check out what he had to say below:  

So as well all know, the Orlando Shooting tragedy that happened at a gay nightclub is a huge deal. It was the most horrific attack since 9/11, but our country will remain strong. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the families who lost a loved one on this horrible day. After the shooting happened, a guy wrote an article that has since gone viral explaining why he believes the Orlando shooting is an act and totally fake. The first thing that came to our mind while reading the article is absolute disgust. How can someone actually believe that it was fake? It’s absolutely disgusting to have a single thought in your mind to believe that such a horrible act was fake. After reading the article, we decided we should re-post the article so that we can spread awareness of how ridiculous this actually is. The guy who wrote

The evidence that Florida International University professor David Ralston raped an unconscious woman seems strong. The attack was caught on surveillance video, police say, that he had set up in his Lee County home. So when Ralston got word that detectives were trying to persuade him to voluntarily surrender, Ralston fled. After more than a month of evading police, the 69-year-old Ralston today was caught at the Days Inn at 1700 W. Broward Blvd. The woman had reported the attack to 911. Lee County Sheriff’s deputies showed up at the professor’s home to find the victim incoherent. She later told police that Ralston had hired her off Craigslist in April to do housework for him. On April 29, Ralston offered her a drink while she cleaned, and the woman accepted. She began to feel disoriented. Ralston made a move, and the victim was unable to push him away. Eventually, she passed out