Douglas Charles

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The Pittsburgh Steelers sent an email to fans who were upset by the appearances of some of their players at a rally for President Donald Trump on Friday. During the rally, quarterback Mason Rudolph, safety Miles Killebrew and former Steelers running back Rocky Bleier presented Trump with a number 47 Steelers jersey. Cornerback Mel Blount wore number 47 during his playing days with Pittsburgh and is now a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

4 days ago | brobible.com | Douglas Charles

A pro wrestler was arrested last week after a Jersey Mike’s employee in Navarre, Florida found a note from an alleged kidnapping victim in the restaurant’s bathroom. The note was written by the wrestler’s girlfriend who accused him of holding her against her will. The Jersey Mike’s employee, Eleanor Coffee, was the one who noticed a “little piece of crumpled up paper” sitting on the floor next to a toilet paper dispenser in the women’s bathroom.

4 days ago | brobible.com | Douglas Charles

An artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that calls itself an emotional companion has reportedly been guilty of sexually harassing some of its users, including minors. The company behind the AI chatbot was also recently fined in Italy for failing to enforce rules protecting user privacy.

4 days ago | brobible.com | Douglas Charles

The Louisiana House of Representatives recently passed a bill to ban “chemtrails.” Not only that, the bill passed by a large margin, 58 votes to 32. Much like Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, and other myths, chemtrails are something that only exists in the minds of those who want to believe. Unlike Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, and other myths, politicians usually don’t create laws to ban them. Such is not the case in the state of Louisiana, however.

4 days ago | brobible.com | Douglas Charles

The state of Colorado is back in the news for another sighting of the ever-elusive Bigfoot. This time the mysterious cryptid was allegedly spotted and caught on video near the upper Colorado River. This latest Bigfoot footage comes from a rafting tour company, Colorado River Expeditions. The company claims that the video was shot “during the first river trip of the season” by one of their guides. “No CGI. No fakes. Just wilderness and raw footage,” the company claims on YouTube.