Pupils have begun returning to school as lockdown restrictions were eased across England.
Outdoor markets and car showrooms have also started reopening, while the first horse racing event in months was being staged and pigeons took to the skies for a race over Yorkshire.
During ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday, Puddles photobombed a broadcast by popping up behind the show's hosts and guest, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia actor Kaitlin Olson, with a placard for Sweeney.
The sign was handwritten:
“Sydney Sweeney call me back.”
He may have a bill for every occasion, but he turned out to be one unlucky duck.
Sweeney saw the sign and replied with a cheeky message for her plucky paramour on her Instagram story.
The Immaculate star wrote:
"“Sorry. Changed my number haha."
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At least the No. 3 Ducks won 32-31 against No. 2 Ohio State, marking Oregon's first win against an AP top-two challenger.
As far as Puddles goes, well, social media users had plenty of wisequacks.
You never know unless you try.
Waddle he do now?
He wrote that he and Butker arrived at Poplar Bluff when their photo was taken.
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It's worth noting that Hawley has said that reading the Bible is the key to addressing a crisis of "disappearing manhood" and "traditional masculinity" that is taking the country by storm. And it's very much worth mentioning that Butker made headlines earlier this year for delivering a misogynistic and anti-LGBTQ+ commencement speech criticizing working women, reproductive rights, surrogacy, and LGBTQ+ rights.
The fact Hawley's photo was posted on National Coming Out Day, a day that serves as an opportunity for the LGBTQ+ community to celebrate their authentic selves and advocate for their rights, prompted many to post cheeky comments.
Earlier this year, Hawley faced mockery after sharing a photo of himself and Butker sitting across from each other, smiling, and looking like they stepped out of a modeling catalog—or a gay club on Saturday night. They look preppy and the "masculinity crisis"-obsessed Hawley's muscles were popping.
Hawley's post came just days after Butker made headlines for his speech, in which he urged male graduates to "fight against the cultural emasculation of men," claimed that "abortion, IVF, surrogacy, euthanasia, as well as a growing support for degenerative cultural values in media all stem from the pervasiveness of disorder."
Hawley has made similar remarks in the past, urging women to give up their careers for their husbands and declaring that "the Left" is hurting "the future of the American man" and went on to claim that the "deconstruction of America begins with and depends on the deconstruction of American men."
