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A man has been found guilty of fly tipping after dumping more than 25 sacks of domestic rubbish in a street next to a litter bin.

Convicted drug mule "Cocaine Cassie" has hit back at comments made over her lifestyle being funded by OnlyFans. The popular app is notorious for its adult content, but it would appear Cassie, 27, has hit out at the site and those that believe she is funding her lifestyle with it, calling it a "no go".The Australian drug dealer took to Instagram and addressed a few questions she had been asked "a number of times", including how she was currently funding her lifestyle.READ MORE: Ronnie Pickering now - cult meme hero's antics in seven years since viral rantIt appears that the adult app OnlyFans isn't the source of her cash, with Cassie Sainsbury taking to Instagram to hit back at such claims.Taking to Instagram, Cassie lamented the thought of using OnlyFans to fund her living situation, saying: "I've had so many questions about OnlyFans, so I'm just going to be clearing those things up today."I've had a lot of comments about me maintaining my life with OnlyFans."The convicted drug mule had two blunt words for those that believed she was funding her life with money made from the adult app, and they were "not true."She continued: "Not true.

road rage rant between Pickering and a moped driver sparked an infamous, hilarious tirade that saw the pair trade some rather tepid insults seven years ago today (Wednesday, September 21).On September 21, 2015, Pickering was seen uttering the now legendary line: "Do you know who I am? I'm Ronnie Pickering."READ MORE: Man to spend 24-hours doing world's most hated exercise to 'stop people complaining'At the time, very few people knew who exactly Pickering was, but the video has since went viral and now the 59-year-old grandfather-of-five is known by hundreds of thousands of internet users.Pickering, also known as "Road Rage Ronnie", has felt the success of internet stardom and life seemed to carry on as normal.There was an occasion a few years back where Pickering assaulted a drug dealer selling outside of a friends house, which landed the internet legend in court, but there has been no lasting damage from the video itself.Speaking to HullLive, Pickering said of the video: "To be honest, I was just spouting a lot of gobbledegook. I said things I wouldn’t normally say.

Hull Live. “I had no idea it was being filmed and the first I knew was when a friend texted me and told me it was on YouTube.“It then got picked up by the likes of UNILAD and it then became one of the country’s best known YouTube videos.“I think that along with the original YouTube upload and all the other follow-ups and memes, the video has probably had 100m views.