DISTRACT THIS ............

 

We.............god .....dam..... jesus ......christ ....... son of a hooker  ......fuck my old boots!!!!!!..... as they  say .......i do not  know  who they are!!   ..but this  goalie is  smoking   bloody  hot as  fuck .........not much more i can add  to this  babe   hot with nice  big  juicy  cans   god bless  big   juicy   cans...... ,.......and   girls  young  girls with  ...... big hot   juicy  cans     i mean  what the  fuck  else can i  say ........and at 25  ......very...... very.......  and i mean  very  perfect ..........

Ex-Goalie Mikayla Demaiter Knows She’s a ‘Distraction’ and Makes No Apologies

Adam Ross

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Mikayla Demaiter made waves with a bold new Instagram post shared Tuesday, January 20, delivering a high-glam indoor photo set that leaned into confidence, curves and polished styling.

The former hockey goalie and social media personality, 25, had been known for her time between the pipes before transitioning into full-time modeling and influencer fame, and the latest photos showed just how far her off-ice era had taken her.

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Demaiter posed indoors wearing a deep burgundy, long-sleeve, high-neck jumpsuit that clung closely to her frame. The sleek one-piece featured fitted lines through the torso and hips before flowing into subtle flared pant legs, giving the look a slightly retro edge.

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Across the set, the 25-year-old former goalie struck a series of poised, camera-ready poses that highlighted the clean lines of the jumpsuit from multiple angles. The styling stayed minimal, with a matching clutch adding a polished touch while the warm, softly lit interior created a sleek, lounge-like backdrop.

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Her blonde hair was styled in loose waves, paired with full glam makeup featuring flushed cheeks, defined lashes and a nude-toned lip. Demaiter captioned the post with a cheeky line hinting at “the distraction,” a comment that matched the unapologetic energy of the photo set and kept her followers talking long after the post went live.

OH FUCK NO !!!!!!...........

 

Is smithfield company not  owned  by the  cuffs!!!!....the cufflinks!!!!!  ........the  chinks  .....chinese.......fuck   that!!!!!!....... it"s   an iconic  american  institution ........fucking hot dogs !!!!!.....4th july  !!!!!!!! hot  dog eating  contest ........that is  the  end !!!!!!! ..i simply do  not  trust  chinese in anyways,,,,,,,,,,,  shape or  form.......who knows  what they  will do to the  hot dogs .........  now   i do not  eat fucking hot  dogs ........ they are simply the most  disgusting  food on the planet   ..........apart   for  burgess  ....some of  you all will  eat   shit   through old  knickers     ....disgusting !!!!!..............

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Iconic Coney Island hot dog hawker Nathan's Famous is sold for $450 million

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Nathan’s Famous, which opened as a 5-cent hot dog stand in Coney Island more than a century ago, has been sold to packaged meat giant Smithfield Foods in an all-cash $450 million deal, the companies announced Wednesday.

Smithfield, which has held rights to produce and sell Nathan’s products in the U.S. and Canada and at Sam's Clubs in Mexico since 2014, will acquire all of Nathan's outstanding shares for $102 each.

Like almost every food company, Nathan’s has been under significant inflationary pressure. Nathan's sales costs of branded products rose 27% compared with last year in its most recent quarter, the company said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. There was a 20% increase in the average cost per pound of hot dogs, it said.

Nathan Handwerker opened the first Nathan’s hot dog stand on Coney Island in 1916 with a $300 loan, according to the company. After opening a handful of other locations around New York over the years, the Handwerker family sold the Nathan’s Famous business to investors in 1987. The franchise has continued to expand.

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Nathan’s has an outsized cultural presence in the U.S. both because of its history and the famous, or infamous, hot dog-eating contest held at its flagship Coney Island shop, where contestants from around the world gather every July 4 to see who can down the most hot dogs in 10 minutes.

The restaurant sits on same lot where Handwerker opened his first hot dog stand.

American Joey Chestnut is the reigning Nathan’s hot dog-eating champion after eating 70.5 hot dogs and buns last year. Chestnut has won 17 of the last 19 events, setting a record in 2021 after wolfing down 76 hot dogs and buns.

While the first recorded hot dog-eating contest was held in 1972, Nathan’s says informal contests began the year the stand opened early in the 20th century. It says the 2025 contest was its 103rd.

Smithfield said Wednesday that the event, which has been televised on ESPN with a crowd estimated at 30,000 at Coney Island each year, will continue.

Smithfield said it expects to achieve annual savings of about $9 million within two years of closing the deal.

“As a long-time partner, Smithfield has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to investing in and growing our brand while maintaining the utmost quality and customer service standards,” said Nathan's CEO Eric Gatoff.

Nathan's board of directors, which own or control nearly 30% of the outstanding shares of Nathan’s Famous common stock, approved the buyout and agreed to recommend to its shareholders to vote in favor of the deal.

Smithfield, which also owns the Gwaltney bacon and Armour frozen meat brands, rang up more than a billion dollars in operating profit in 2024 on sales of $14.1 billion.

Smithfield shares were unchanged in midday trading Wednesday at $23.39.

In fiscal 2025, Nathan’s reported profit of $24 million on revenue approaching $150 million. It's acquisition is expected to close in the first half of this year.