Today on OK Bud, the chaos is nothing but net. First, the sex toy bandits strike again — this time at their second WNBA game, because apparently one heist just wasn’t enough. Then we head to Wembley Stadium, where an Oasis concert took a dive when one fan literally fell off a balcony — in the same week the Gallagher brothers’ older brother, Paul, was arrested for sex crimes. And finally, we wrap things up with the story of Michael Jackson’s dirty sock selling for $9,000 — proof that pop culture memorabilia has no shame.

Basketballs, balconies, and bad laundry — it’s a full-court mess.

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Today on OK Bud, we’re digging deep into the headlines no one asked for — starting with Nikki Bella’s rogue breast implant, which somehow ended up lodged between her ribs like a tiny silicone stowaway. Then we meet a woman who stole a car and might’ve gotten away with it... if she hadn’t confessed to the entire crime in her diary like it was the fourth grade. And finally, South African scientists are irradiating rhino horns to fight poachers — because nothing says conservation like radioactive wildlife.

Implants, impulse control, and irradiated justice — just another day in the Budverse.

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Today on OK Bud, we peel back the wild, weird origin of the potato — a humble starch with a colonial past and way too much drama. Then we dive headfirst into the very real case of a woman who chose coffee enemas over cancer treatment… and paid the ultimate price for trying to poop out a tumor. Finally, we head into the woods to talk about the capture of the Devil’s Den killer, a man who proved once again that nothing good ever happens near a place called Devil’s Den.

Taters, turds, and true crime — just how grandma never wanted it.

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Today the Buds dissect the internet pile‑on over a Sydney Sweeney/American Eagle promo that some corners of the web decided looked… historically yikes. We sort rumor from reality and ask why the timeline keeps cosplaying as the outrage Olympics. Then: America’s obese dog epidemic—how our fur babies became fur boulders (and what actually helps). Finally, a woman gets ghosted by her AI boyfriend while juggling a real boyfriend in Rome—proof that even robots need “space.” It’s brand safety meets belly rubs meets binary heartbreak, all in one cursed carousel.

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Today on OK Bud, we’re digging deep into the headlines no one asked for — starting with Nikki Bella’s rogue breast implant, which somehow ended up lodged between her ribs like a tiny silicone stowaway. Then we meet a woman who stole a car and might’ve gotten away with it... if she hadn’t confessed to the entire crime in her diary like it was the fourth grade. And finally, South African scientists are irradiating rhino horns to fight poachers — because nothing says conservation like radioactive wildlife.

Implants, impulse control, and irradiated justice — just another day in the Budverse.

On today’s episode of OK Bud, we uncover the surprisingly scandalous origin of the potato — and how it’s basically a dirt-dwelling cousin of the tomato. That’s right: your fries and ketchup are family. Then we take a sharp left into the world of alternative medicine, where one woman tried to treat her cancer with coffee enemas and, well… she didn’t make it. Finally, we head deep into the woods to talk about the arrest of the Devil’s Den murderer, proving once again that if a place sounds haunted, it probably is.

It’s plants, poop, and predators — just another wholesome OK Bud experience.

This week, the Buds dissect the internet pile‑on over a Sydney Sweeney/American Eagle promo that some corners of the web decided looked… historically yikes. We sort rumor from reality and ask why the timeline keeps cosplaying as the outrage Olympics. Then: America’s obese dog epidemic—how our fur babies became fur boulders (and what actually helps). Finally, a woman gets ghosted by her AI boyfriend while juggling a real boyfriend in Rome—proof that even robots need “space.” It’s brand safety meets belly rubs meets binary heartbreak, all in one cursed carousel.

OK Bud Episode 105 is a grab bag of American nightmares. First, we head to a wholesome local fair where things go completely Final Destination — and someone literally gets scalped by a carnival ride. Then we swing over to Yankee Stadium, where one couple decided 9 innings wasn’t enough... so they added a public sex act to the scorecard during a Yankees-Phillies game. Finally, things take a dark nosedive as we cover a chilling case involving a 30-year-old man, his 22-year-old girlfriend, and her 68-year-old friend — and the brutal double murder that followed.

It’s small-town horror, ballpark debauchery, and a double dose of true crime chaos. Just your classic Bud behavior.

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This week on OK Bud, things get weird… and weirder. We kick things off with the legend of the Burbank Butt Sniffer — a mystery man with a nose for trouble and no shame in his game. Then we dive cheeks-first into the real side effects of cosmetic surgery: the unholy stank of butt implants. And just when you thought it couldn’t get worse, we resurface to ask: did Ghislaine Maxwell cut a deal? Because someone’s still protecting powerful creeps, and it smells worse than silicone stew.

Come for the laughs, stay for the permanent psychological damage.

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In this week’s unhinged installment of OK Bud, we wade into the deep end of internet rot and pop culture madness. First up: Russia has invented a new kind of party — and it involves porta potties, dancing, and deeply concerning life choices. Then we get blue in the face over a theory that the Smurfs are actually pushing some seriously problematic messaging (yeah, that kind of problematic). And finally, we mourn (sort of) the bizarre death of the Burger King “lettuce stomper” — the guy who went viral for stepping on fast food, now found dead under grim circumstances.

Poop raves, cartoon conspiracies, and a cautionary tale about clout — just another OK Bud Thursday.

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