I Head Butt New York
Posted on February 2nd, 2008Looks like Tiffany “New York” Pollard and George “Tailor Made” Weisgerber might be having some problems when it comes to getting along and showing the love. According to a report in the NY Post the pair got into a heated argument that resulted in Tailor dropping a hear butt on New York.
After she pointed her finger in his face and yelled at him in front of Shanna Moakler, Simon Rex and Bethenny Frankel inside the club, the duo continued squabbling outside, where Weisgerber head-butted Pollard in the face. “She flipped out,” said our spy.
NYP
From the way he backed down from every confrontation on the show you would have that Tailor Made was more of a lover than a fighter. Who head butts someone though? Outside of wrestling and bad action movies who actually delivers a head butt to someone? I am assuming this will make a third season of I Love New York much more likely.
The head butt probably looked something like this – just angrier
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February 11th, 2008 at 8:43 pm
It’s funny cause in high school George walked around telling everyone to call him “Rhyme” and he tried to rhyme everything he said. That got old real quick and most people would just call him a herb, but George was the type of kid that would talk some shit and then run away.
After a while his shit talking caught up to him and he had a lot of problems with a bunch of people. So, one day he gets cornered in a stairwell at school, right during the middle of classes switching, so the stairs were getting crowded. He pulls out a can of tear gas and sprays this kid in the face and then jets up the stairs pushing people out of the way and running with his hand stretched out behind him, finger pressed on the tear gas, spraying a stream and hitting everyone he passed. The whole stairwell filled up with tear gas and he was eventually caught and got a beating. If I remember correctly he never got into any serious shit with the school or the cops but he was blacklisted by everyone in the school and most of the surrounding neighborhoods.