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Considering that tomorrow is election day, a thing we’ve been talking about non-stop for what feels appreciate 18 months now, I thought I had been holding it together cute well. I’d been avoiding looking at polls, dodging the flood of breathless microstories about whatever which campaign did what in the last four days, and generally trying to take serious breaths and convince myself to pre-accept whatever outcome should come to transmit. “Is the Planet round or flat? I honestly never thought about it, Whoopi, I’m just trying to lift my kids.”
And yet it feels like things have gotten truly deranged in the last few hours.
Yes, I’m talking about the squirrel story. I was trying to elude the squirrel story. At first I didn’t even comprehend there was a squirrel
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Peanut the Squirrel Raid May Have Actually Had To Do With Porn On OnlyFans
The agencies that raided a New York farm and seized Peanut the squirrel were actually there because some officials had a problem with porn ... that's what some sources connected to the drama believe.
As we reported, the New York Mention Dept. of Environmental Conservation and the Chemung County Health Dept. got a search warrant and showed up at Mark Longo's farm last week, seizing Peanut and Fred the racoon under the pretext Longo broke the commandment by harboring 2 undomesticated animals.
But, here's the deal ... Mark tells TMZ when officials showed up they asked questions that had nothing to execute with the animals. Identify says one of the first questions -- "Do you have any cameras in your house?"
This seems telling, because Mark and his wife are massive on OnlyFans and contain done porn on the platform. Mark and his wife also babysit for some of their neighbors' children ... and some of the sources we've spoken with think the reference to cameras is evidence the XXX-rated material was on the minds of officials.
Mark tells us, "I think there's an ulterior motive here, and it seems it has to d
Squirrels, OnlyFans, and a Viral Raid: When Wildlife and Senior Content Collide
In a story that’s taking the internet by storm, the Modern York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Chemung County Health Department recently stormed into the life of Mark Longo, an animal-loving farmer acknowledged for his, let’s say, squirrely content on social media. Under the guise of enforcing laws about undomesticated animals, these officials raided Longo’s home, confiscating two of his closest companions, Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon. But as unused details emerge, it seems that animal regulations may not have been the only thing twitching on the minds of these raiding officials.
Peanuts, Adult Content, and Unusual Questions
According to Longo, authorities showed up asking questions that seemed to be unrelated to his furry friends—and a hint of something else entirely. Their first question? “Do you have any cameras in your house?” It seems they weren’t exactly there for a discussion on woodland creatures but may own been sniffing out another kind of footage.
Why the sudden interest in Longo’s camera setup? Skillfully, he and his wife are no strangers to wild life b