internet FAKE “Down Syndrome” OnlyFans Models have gone too far!!

[Bad Hippo]

 

[Peanut20902]

I always thought the saying was if she's down I'm down, but now I'm thinking I misheard and it's if she has downs im down.

 

[Monstra ElisaSue]

What kinda retard purposely tries to look more retarded?!

 

[Phatman]

I only clicked on this to see retards getting fucked in the mouth. 😡

 

[Phatman]

What kinda retard purposely tries to look more retarded?!

You

 

[Harumph]

There are many, many other examples of these deceits beforehand throughout human history. This "What the fuck?", "This is the worst thing ever!", has been done. First, there's the 1934 classic film My Man Godfrey, where downtrodden "forgotten men" were exploited for fun and profit by Great Depression Era Manhattan socialites. Next, the 1964 film Bedtime Story featured Marlon Brando and David Niven swindling the wealthy through various cons. This was redone in the form of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with Steve Martin and Michael Caine in 1988. Between then, Monty Python did the Upper Class Twit of the Year, a comedy sketch that was seen on the 1970 Flying Circus Episode "The Flying Ant", the Silly Olympiad in 1972, which featured the 3,000M Steeplechase for people that think they are chickens, among other "events" featuring "less thans", as well as the "Alms for an ex-leper!" con man in Life of Brian from 1979. And don't forget Eddie Murphy as the street beggar and con man Billy Ray Valentine in Trading Places in 1983. Next, the Wayans Brothers wrote Handy Man into In Living Color during the the first season in 1990. And then South Park did an episode called Up The Down Steroid in March 2004, shown below where Eric Cartman pretends to be disabled to become a competitor in the Special Olympics, also for fun and profit. These were quite popular before each of these degenerates here were crooked-tailed chromosome-surplus'd sperm cells in their father's scrotums! In fact, I would argue they got the idea from any of these forerunners including Oscar Wilde's "Life imitates Art..." in "The Decay of Lying – An Observation", originally published in 1891, a most fascinating read and study of the dishonest human condition in the post Industrial Revolution world. Oh wait. That was even earlier!

 

[Guns N’ Swifties]

I could get “down” with this

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

What kinda retard purposely tries to look more retarded?!

----> @Nihilianth