I really hope I didn't come off as preachy or derail relevant discussion. I've intentionally stayed out of the religious discussion until now specifically because I don't want my personal beliefs to taint the conversation. I'm a Greek Orthodox, which is a very small minority in the US, so I don't really feel like I should have a say on what is or isn't acceptable in mainstream American Protestant circles, with one exception: the divinity of Christ.
The stress that someone, somewhere, knows what he is.
I thought those were called "Protestants"
You could feel the rage from PPP- this was genuine, the real deal. Unlike Ralph's bullshit wrastling rage (which PPP invokes more often than not), this was the real deal. You could tell because he was tipping his hat to some of the shit jobs he's had, some which I don't think have come up before.
He may not have earned where he came from but he's earned where he's going. Not that he'd ever realize it himself, much less admit it.
First time I saw him was on Nick's stream and then once more in another of Nick's stream, both times obviously being super obnoxious and antagonistic. He annoyed me greatly since I was a fan of Nick then but even so I still recognized him as a pretty good orator. Never seems to trip and always something to say despite everything he says was designed to piss me off. Now Duncan, that dude has 2 giant pots of spaghetti in his pants.
) get plowed by Jamacians.
The main difference between "old PPP" and "new PPP" is that old PPP had this asinine and obnoxious objection to people making money on the Internet. He leaned into it pretty hard during both his appearances on Nick's show. I think it was an issue that rubbed people the wrong way, even as he made valid points against Masterson and others. Once he dropped that bullshit, and accepted the fact he wants to make money too, it became much easier to take him seriously. Even if the donation readings on the KC are obnoxious as all hell.
I will say, if I remember right, that his original audience when he started gaining e-fame was more "Christian Conservative" and he definitively played into that crowd whether he was one or not. I remember hearing about him from Jim Metokur so he gained that crowd too. Now, he plays to the Dick/Vito goons with his swinging/infidelity, intoxication, and borderline pedophilic diaper jokes. The questions are, has he changed? Is he showing his true colors? Or, does he just change personalities to earn more money (Grift)?
From all the grifting accusations Dax, Vito and Nick like to throw at Eric, it’s pretty clear who the real grifter is.
Rekieta's arguments about religion appear designed to troll his in-laws and to search for justification for things he would do anyway. I think its relevant to the extent that it involves his relationship with his family and community but mainly to the extent that changes in what he says about this topic portend about being more open about his behavior in the future.
Kitchen. The poststreams from the kitchen have had the premium quality seethe and DSP's prestreams pale in comparison. The ones in the hot tub are not the same though it's horrifying to think that he may be naked in some of them. I am excluding the Nashville Playboy Airbnb where he looked close to a Matthew Perry moment because that was while he was on a trip.
I would put the chances that Sean comes back on Rekieta's stream at around 1%. I'm guessing Nick's so angry he doesn't even want to mention him anymore.
If dax herrera is the 'jesus' and balldo is the rosary, what is nick's true religion called?
