so so bad

so so bad

this is not good at all, just dimples and hmmmm

Thats good for them, they deserve it

john Terry's home was robbed of an “eye
watering” £400,000 worth of jewellery and
designer goods after he posted a picture of
himself enjoying a skiing holiday online, it
has emerged.
The former England captain’s £5 million
mansion was broken into in February as he
posed for pictures on the slopes with his wife
Toni, 35, and their children, revealing to his
3.4million Instagram followers that he was
having a “great few days away skiing with the
family”.
A gang of burglars took advantage of the
opportunity, strolling around the property in
Oxshott, Surrey, with axes and spending hours
helping themselves to designer handbags worth
£126,000 and rare signed first edition Harry
Potter books valued at £18,000, according to
reports.
They executed the burglary with “ruthless
efficiency,” even returning later that night to
break into a safe, Kingston Crown Court heard
It was claimed that the thieves found so many
handbags they were unable to carry them all,
taking 28 of the most valuable items including
a £42,000 snakeskin Hermes bag, Chanel bags
worth £8,000 and others from Gucci, Louis
Vuitton and Yves Saint Laurent.
The gang responsible face years behind bars
after carrying out raids on a string of
mansions.
Rossano Scamardella, prosecuting, said: ''Mr
Terry made the mistake of posting a
photograph of himself and his family on the
social media platform, Instagram.
"Revealing as it must have done to anyone who
saw it, that their house was empty."
She said officers who arrived at the scene at
3am on February 25 were shocked by the
scenes of “carnage” that greeted them. The
gang had caused £19,000 worth of damage, the
Daily Mail reported.
Darren Eastaugh, 30, Joshua Sumer, 27, Roy
Head, 28, and 25-year-old Oliver Hart have
pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to
commit burglary between February 1 and
March 27 this year involving seven burglaries
across Surrey and Sussex.
A fifth man Kye Hardy-King, 25, pleaded guilty
to one count of handling stolen goods when
some of the stolen property was found at his
home.
None of the items taken during the Terry raid
have ever been recovered.
All five are due to be sentenced on Friday.

Jim Gaffigan penned a touching tribute to his
wife, Jeannie Gaffigan , in honor of their 14th
wedding anniversary and amid her recovery
from a surgery to remove a brain tumor.
“14 yrs ago today I married the love of my life,
@jeanniegaffigan. Together we've created 5
children, 5 hour specials, 2 books, 2 seasons
of a TV show and one massive brain tumor,”
the actor, 51, wrote alongside a picture of the
couple dancing on their wedding night.
I realize we live in strange, maybe even mean
times. Like you, I read the news daily shaking my
head with horror how humans treat other
humans. But there are some amazing people out
there. When @jeanniegaffigan was diagnosed
with a brain tumor so many friends, family and
strangers stepped up to offer meals, help,
encouragement and prayers. It really blew me
away. Thank you so much for everything. One
friend was @mariobatali who with his wife Suzi
sent over numerous elaborate gourmet meals to
feed me, the kids and our helpers. Last week I
emailed Mario asking him to hep me find a place
for our 14th wedding anniversary. I was trying to
find a nice place for us to celebrate but given
Jeannie can not comfortably eat solids I was
hoping to find a place that did amazing soups
(yes,in July.) I knew Mario was on vacation but I
hoped he could point me in the right direction.
Mario responded insisting that we come to
@delposto and that he would make sure we were
well taken care of. When we arrived we saw that
Mario had created a custom tasting menu of
various gourmet soups with accompanied wines
or cocktails. Of course the whole experience was
insanely amazing but the generosity of kindness
and compassion by Mario was most moving.