Ugh

Yeah the irony is kind of lost on him.. he’s a cancerous c***can’t wait til he’s not around the culture anymore

man what’s the difference between that and a nigga f***ing a whole bunch of b****es? double standards are crazy on here

I can’t stop thinking about why anyone gives a s*** what this corny dead-eyed rapist has to say about anything.

this the type of s*** Joe Budden need to be checkin him on not posting kevin samuels interview clips

Ktt tier post

C**

white ppl getting brave

cracker energy fr

more than that

Remember when 30+ year old adam22 went to canada to take advantage of the lower age of consent and then made a blog post bragging about it

Saying “remember” like it was a big event that we was there for too

Why his name Adam 22? Is he the 22nd Adam of his lineage? S*** always annoyed me

Then he got no standards either.

It would be funnier if a KTT poster said this

Wait til you find out who his uncle is

Ahht 😛

No but I remember hearing he's a rapist

Man who gives a damn who f***ing who this s*** is weird

“Grandmaison served as an “at-large” member on the Nashua Board of Alderman (“Board”) from 1986 to 1993… Grandmaison served on the Board's Secondary School Coordinating Committee (“SSCC”) and the Joint Special School Building Committee (“JSSBC”).

Like many of his aldermanic colleagues, Grandmaison also had a full-time job.   He was employed as Marketing Director of the Eckman Construction Company…

In 1990, the Board began seeking construction bids for a $6.3 million project, the renovation of Nashua's sixty-year old Elm Street Junior High School...

Eckman Construction submitted a bid for the lucrative Elm Street School Project contract.   In spite of the conflict in interest, Grandmaison remained on both the SSCC and the JSSBC for months after Eckman Construction submitted its bid.   He publicly recused himself from both committees on January 9, 1991, but only after questions were raised about his connections to Eckman Construction...

After recusal from the SSCC and JSSBC, Grandmaison continued as an at-large member of the Board.   He also secretly took steps to manipulate the contacts he enjoyed as an alderman to Eckman Construction's advantage.   From February 1991 until shortly before the Elm Street Project was completed, Grandmaison lobbied three of his aldermanic colleagues-Magee, Steve Kuchinski (“Kuchinski”), and Anne Ackerman (“Ackerman”), SSCC chairperson-on Eckman Construction's behalf.   Grandmaison distributed informational materials and video cassettes about Eckman construction to both Ackerman and Magee.

At the behest of Hal Eckman (“Eckman”), president of Eckman Construction, Grandmaison gave gratuities, gifts, and other things of value to Kuchinski, Magee, and Ackerman before and after major contract selection votes.   These gratuities and gift items included pay-per-view sporting events, dinners, money, campaign contributions, and promises of future political support.   Grandmaison also extended Ackerman a personal loan and steered Eckman Construction printing jobs to the printing business she owned. These lobbying efforts eventually bore fruit.

In June 1991, the Board awarded the Elm Street Project contract to Eckman Construction by a vote of eight to seven, with Kuchinski casting the tie-breaking vote.

The project contract, which the Board subsequently mailed to Eckman Construction, served as the basis for the charges brought against Grandmaison.   The government charged Grandmaison with violating 18 U.S.C. §§ 1341, 1346, the mail fraud statute.   Specifically, it maintained that Grandmaison utilized the mail system to forward a fraudulent scheme in violation of the oath of honest, faithful, and impartial service he took before becoming an alderman and a host of state and local laws pertaining, inter alia, to conflicts of interest, influencing discretionary decisions by public servants, and acceptance of pecuniary benefits by public officials.”

Sounds like something someone whose sperm became Adam-22 would do; Slick Willie giving him a pardon because his “brother, Joseph, a former state Democratic chairman in New Hampshire, was one of Clinton's earliest supporters there in 1992” is just icing on the cake

@gabapentin
The uncle rabbit hole goes deeper and deeper

Obviously

Lmfaooo

This is rehearsed it’s not even funny. I know that fool spent hours trying to come up with the most outlandish possible thing to say