Estás usando un navegador desactualizado. Es posible que no muestre este u otros sitios web correctamente. Deberías actualizar o usar un navegador alternativo.
🧊 IP2ONLYuseMEBLADE / Brian Risso - Serial Groper, Diabetic Alcoholic, ex call of duty content creator
🔧 Site instability resolved. You can report double-posts and broken attachments. For bigger issues, use the Technical Grievances thread.
🇵🇦 Nuestro primer dominio localizado está en español en kiwifarms.pa. Our first localized domain is on Spanish on kiwifarms.pa.
Want to keep track of this thread?
Accounts can bookmark posts, watch threads for updates, and jump back to where you stopped reading. Create account
Last night's full stream archived on here. YT-DLP sucks for downloading streams for some reason. It's ridicluously slow. Anybody have any better alternatives?
Last night's full stream archived on here. YT-DLP sucks for downloading streams for some reason. It's ridicluously slow. Anybody have any better alternatives?
More thoughts on the situation from Buck Strickland. It looks like the accusations have caused a certain amount of backlash from Blade "fans" or the wider community.
21:50 breathalyzer Blade blows .222 he claims he drank last night but didnt drink that morning
They didn't see him drive to the store so they let him go
21:50 breathalyzer Blade blows .222 he claims he drank last night but didnt drink that morning
They didn't see him drive to the store so they let him go
Admitting to driving to the store, bottle out, smoking and littering while talking to the cops. Store can't pull the footage. Blows 3x the legal limit.
Admitting to driving to the store, bottle out, smoking and littering while talking to the cops. Store can't pull the footage. Blows 3x the legal limit.
That's wild. He was in possession of the key. You trying to tell me a jury would believe literally anyone else placed the car there where Brian JUST SO HAPPENED to be? Plus, blowing .222 is like 8-10 drinks for someone of Blade's weight. You'd think the cops would be more interested in holding him accountable considering they must have known he was driving, even if the felt they couldnt 100% prove it. It's not like he blew a 0.10
At one point in the video, Blade talks about his beloved 'Lac and what model it is. He has a 2008 Cadillac DTS 4 door and the optimistic value for that model is about $5k for a high mileage one.
Poverty Lac confirmed.
Also did he say the bottle of Jager was for the same day he got it? So much for "I don't drink off camera, dood".
At one point in the video, Blade talks about his beloved 'Lac and what model it is. He has a 2008 Cadillac DTS 4 door and the optimistic value for that model is about $5k for a high mileage one.
Poverty Lac confirmed.
Also did he say the bottle of Jager was for the same day he got it? So much for "I don't drink off camera, dood".
He's indeed poor, which is why he's forced to live with someone who qualifies for Athene apartments. Can you imagine being poor while getting paid $1700 over the course of a 2.5 hour stream? That's some next level fiscal awareness right there.
FWIW he was drinking on-stream before this event occurred and planned to go back and continue streaming. People on the stream were listening to the Kirkland police radio scanners and knew he blew .22 as soon as it happened.
That's wild. He was in possession of the key. You trying to tell me a jury would believe literally anyone else placed the car there where Brian JUST SO HAPPENED to be? Plus, blowing .222 is like 8-10 drinks for someone of Blade's weight. You'd think the cops would be more interested in holding him accountable considering they must have known he was driving, even if the felt they couldnt 100% prove it. It's not like he blew a 0.10
It's the Pacific Northwest and blade is on the ghetto.
Short of actively stabbing someone, you can't get arrested. It's not so much that he has luck. Anyone there gets away with the same shit.
This is a place where a grown man can have a meth induced separation from reality and just move into a trashcan for a day, all the while screaming profanity and threats to people walking by.
It's the Pacific Northwest and blade is on the ghetto.
Short of actively stabbing someone, you can't get arrested. It's not so much that he has luck. Anyone there gets away with the same shit.
This is a place where a grown man can have a meth induced separation from reality and just move into a trashcan for a day, all the while screaming profanity and threats to people walking by.
Struggling to upload a screenshot but this is from his YouTube:
It’s gonna be hectic but we are finnally moving out, so this Friday is final litty stream from old folks home. We are moving to a house, my mom Jake and myself. Move out walkthrough Monday the first. As far as Tyler goes, I won’t be living near him but that doesn’t mean he is never gonna be on stream again. As far as Vicky goes, she is over being on stream, so that arch is over, but she was cool as fuck and another intresting character I’ve meet doing this streaming stuff. So let’s have a season finale from old folks home. Best season finale imho was when I lived with gezzer
Season finale, here we go. High hopes for this one, and I'm pleased that his elderly and disabled neighbors will finally get some peace.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, Jake stream sniped him at some point earlier this year and has ended up being a full time caretaker to a Blade's mother? Was this the game plan? Is Blade forcing him to do this?
Season finale from the litty old folks' home hype. That was the most unexpected Blade arc and one of the more entertaining ones since he stopped doing RV trips. Marcell, Vicky and all the other persons in the building can finally find peace from Lit Romney. Blade's secret power is turning literally any place he's staying into a frat house with the power of Jager.
Can't believe Jake willingly went to live with Blade in his mom. Not only does he have to care for Mama Blade, but he also has to tard wrangle Lit Romney and smell his rotting stump all the time. He must really need the money or hate living with his parents.
