Comments by "Pooty Pump" (@pootypump7440) on "Eyewitness News ABC7NY" channel.

  1. Exactly.
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  2.  @coreyrowe4119  indeed
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  3. After what happened the next day, it was probably not even thought about again.
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  4. Yeah I would imagine that whole thing disappeared after this
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  5. Lol, yeah I would say so.
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  6. Fresh Kills landfill on Staten Island
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  7. Changed forever
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  8. I don't see why. No matter when it was.
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  9. I bet that story was forgotten about the next day.
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  10. She sounded sassy and attention seeking to me. Why was the guy on the bicycle beaten though?
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  11. I just don't see why it was nightly newsworthy in NYC of all places.
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  12. Dang. Yeah that game will always be memorable for this reason.
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  13. 8 and a half years plus about 16 days
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  14. ​ @dunexapa1016 no work. Gravity did the work.
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  15. Yeah, just wait till a decade or so from now. I doubt it will get any better.
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  16. ​ @GRPLiningServices it was the end of the culture from the 90s...
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  17. ​@MrEOM41 2009 was when all TV stations went digital.
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  18. Yeah, different era now for sure.
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  19. Yeah, that's F'ing dumb. How was this newsworthy even before then? In NYC?? I could see this on the news maybe in podunk where I live back then maybe, but pretty odd for that place to me.
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  20. ​ @GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews kiss my posterior.
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  21. It was likely never talked about again by anyone.
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  22. Yeah, maybe 40.
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  23.  @ElPinitch  maybe they ran a train on her too
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  24.  @ElPinitch  lol. Who knows
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  25. They pumped her dawgee style.
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  26. ​ @Schnipp08 were her insides rearranged or something?
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  27. Yeah. I wonder if she pulled a train there.
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  28. Those "good ole days" were not always good and not good for everyone.
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  29. Daily? I'm willing to bet that this was all but forgotten about after what happened the next day.
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  30. Also, how about you empty your pockets and send to Ukraine first, before you criticize others for it.
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  31. I would imagine that whole stripper deal was hardly even thought of again after this night.
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  32. Yeah and there were other national news stories that were going on that vanished after that as well. Never to be heard from again.
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  33. Probably never heard of again after this
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  34. Yeah, I don't think that was important anymore after this. At all.
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  35. Yeah, I doubt that they ever did.
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  36. I don't know anything about the rest of it but yeah, this stripper thing is dumb. How would that be on the news in NYC? In any case, that story probably vanished after this.
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  37. Did she pull a train
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  38. Yeah, I wonder if they borked the stripper
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  39. 3
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  40. Probably
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  41. Whatever that means
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  42.  @horror11  yeah well, I guess it worked.
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  43. How dafuq was that newsworthy in any time?
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  44. Yeah, that was the end of that.
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  45. Probably nothing.
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  46. That wouldn't make the news today, I don't think.
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  47. Dumb, spiteful comment.
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  48. Quite a few over the years.
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  49. Yeah it is.
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  50. ​ @FaceStab yeah, most of them have negative value. Worth less than a turd.
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  51. ​ @lisamari941 I tee..
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  52. I don't know about porkys but there might have been some porkin going on though
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  53. ​ @misguidedangel6550 probably
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  54. Nobody cared about it after this, I bet.
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  55. Exactly. That 90s culture/attitude vaporized then.
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  56. ​ @476233 I mostly agree but now, I find the cold and distant part at it's fruition. We are a pretty divided world today and many only seem to associate with others who share their beliefs and such. Then again, people have always done that I guess.
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  57. ​ @phillipproussier3723 what does it matter anyway?
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  58.  @phillipproussier3723  I see. Well, enough just believe whatever the media says. A lot of the rest just believe whatever they want to.
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  59. Lol, I'm going to go one further and guess that they never had that meeting.
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  60. Are you sure about that
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  61. 2001, yeah... 2020?...i don't really see it.
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  62. How was this even a nightly news story back then? In NYC? I could maybe see on podunk but not here. In any case, I bet that story was hardly, if ever talked about again after the next day...
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  63. This is the kind of thing that would have been on the news in the podunk place I lived at the time. Not NYC. High schoolers drinking, doing drugs... All while some stripper is jiggling her jugs...yeah. Thats front page shit right there. 🙄
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  64. Probably got forgotten about entirely, really.
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  65. Thats kinda odd really.
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  66. Yeah, it did. The party was forgotten about after this.
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  67. Yeah, it was different.
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  68. It was more like a false sense of security, I think. At least in this country. Just look at how big of a deal they are making here of this stripper party. A lot of mountains were made out of mole hills back then. After 9/11, not as much. Although other rights were infringed upon. Another end of one era and the start of another in the history books. Human history is full of such things though.
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  69. ​ @jamesheath7601 I think they mean that what was left of the culture of the 90s ended abruptly right then. I guess anyway.
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  70. 8:46 but yeah. I doubt that was ever really thought about much after that. Honestly, I don't see how or why it was nighttime news worthy anyway. Especially for NYC news.
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  71. I don't think that was mentioned until a few weeks later I think.
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  72. Yeah, agreed
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