WTF?

A Dutch organization funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is facing scrutiny over one of its videos featuring children as young as four being asked wildly inappropriate questions about sex and masturbation.

h/t XC

‘Woke’ — the much contested one syllable word which has become increasingly pervasive in recent years.

Depending on what side of the fence one sits, the word is either considered an insult or a compliment — and it’s no secret that Telegraph readers generally consider it the former.

Tiktoker explains that “kid friendly” pride events doesn’t mean there shouldn’t be kink.

“Kids and kink can coexist at pride” pic.twitter.com/3eHZS9Osxn

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 9, 2023

WTF is this???

A D.C. mother was trying to bury her 10-year-old daughter after a shooter killed the child on Mother’s Day — but a deadly shooting carried out by the funeral home owner interrupted her burial service, police and the mother said.

The mother of Arianna Davis, Antionette Belk, said the shooting at Washington National Cemetery on Tuesday killed a family friend, injured a family member and prevented her from seeing her child’s casket get lowered into the ground.

h/t DS

A self-driving Google car ran over and killed a small dog during a test drive in San Francisco — adding to local officials’ fears over a massive planned rollout of the ride-sharing robotaxis.

An online DMV report said the car by Waymo — previously the Google Self-Driving Car Project — hit a small dog “which did not survive.”

It looks like chicken, it smells like chicken and, what do you know, it tastes like chicken.

You would never guess that the piece of meat in front of me did not come from a farm. It was made in a laboratory on an industrial estate just a few miles down the road.

I’m in Huber’s Butchery and Bistro in Singapore, which is the only restaurant in world to have so-called cultivated meat on the menu.

Feedback from customers has been “phenomenal”, according to the restaurant’s owner.

Organisers of the Mrs Russia beauty pageant have been forced to defend their winner, blaming a photograph taken at a bad angle after she was mercilessly mocked online.
Images of Natalya Oskar, from Khabarovsk, who won the contest on Tuesday, became an object of vitriol as social media users – many of them from Ukraine – ridiculed her looks.