Snoop Dogg Wants To Give You Free Inflight Wifi

News and notes from around the interweb:

  • Snoop Dogg wants to buy twitter if Elon Musk doesn’t. A give everyone free inflight wifi.

  • Wyndham apologizes after Doha hotel says same sex couples not welcome (HT: @crucker) Conservative Gulf states are an enigma, partially-Westernized while hanging onto (and at times pandering to) a conservative Islamic sensibility. There’s actually a vibrant gay scene in Qatar. Much happens unimpeded, until it doesn’t, which isn’t a great position to be in. And calling hotels asking permission (as journalists did here) is different than just doing.

  • Air quality on a plane.

  • Reminder to never fly a Bill Franke airline: Shocking moment mass brawl breaks out on Wizz Air flight to Crete with British man ‘punching the PILOT’ before being arrested in front of screaming passengers

  • 110th anniversary of the Beverly Hills Hotel

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  1. @gene following June gay pride parade in Doha will be the 11am whipping ceremony and the 3pm execution of the parade participants. No wonder there is a gay travel ban to many countries that treat humans like trash then they say they are good……Jamaica UAE Russia china India …..Florida

  2. @gene following June gay pride parade in Doha will be the 11am whipping ceremony and the 3pm execution of the parade participants. No wonder there is a gay travel ban to many countries that treat humans like trash then they say they are good……Jamaica UAE Russia china India …..Florida Iran

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