@Bozza

The more controversial she is, and the more coverage she gets, the more it serves her.

Only in the short term. Long term, she'll be shunned by the rest of the industry, and people will lose interest.

I stopped giving 2 flying fucks about her after that cameraman got sick from the smell in her place where she did however many dudes in a day.

@Bozza

she's driving around the country to various university freshers weeks to bang 18/19 year olds.

And if the genders were reversed? I get enough outcry for semi jokingly saying, Hey, at least we get a fresh batch of 18yo every August. In reference to having a university in town.

Happy with myself for the fact this woman's name doesn't even ring a bell.

@Bozza You can easily order online as "research chemicals" for much less than it costs at a pharmacy. People look bad from using it in my view. They look wrinkled, aged, and lose muscle mass.

Even just in the past week, there seems to have been such a massive shift in political discourse.

@Vermillion-Rx seems to be bang on the money with a massive red pilling. People are extremely angry, and something is gonna happen.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdbziUaY4d8

@redpillschool Not urgent, I just change my passwords every few months as good practice

@Bozza heh whoops. if you need to change immediately, send yourself a password reset email. we'll get a fix asap

@redpillschool change password functionality seems bugged

@WarnerBro I think it does.

The OF market is so saturated that the only way of standing out is with these crazy and depraved stunts.

I see her latest stunt is her "bang bus". Which she's driving around the country to various university freshers weeks to bang 18/19 year olds.

Woman clearly has a few screws loose, but controversy sells and clearly she's making a lot of money out of all of this. The more controversial she is, and the more coverage she gets, the more it serves her.

@Stigma There's some prices on the Boots website

@Stigma You can get it on the NHS, but I suspect they're a lot more selective in who they will prescribe it to. But yeah, if the NHS prescribes it to you it would be either free or the £10 cap.

I think privately (through boots, private healthcare etc.) it's something like ~£200/mo ($270). But don't quote me on that.