Well, according to the NY Times, symptoms " usually occur within eight to 10 daysof infection." So, considering he was a healthcare professional who had been treating patients with Ebola, that sounds about right.

I'm assuming, from the fact that you can't spell "borders" or "Reagan," that you're just an excellent troll.

There are many excellent responses on this post, but I think yours is perfect. I kind of wish all guys would have to read this.

I laughed so hard at her. She is so offended for no reason.

I assumed it was because it was still intermission?

I remember reading a while back about studies showing that viewers of The Daily Show were, on average, far more educated and informed (and maybe had higher IQs too) than Fox viewers.

I have nothing to add to this — just wanted to say that this is brilliant.

I rarely sit on the train, for various reasons that aren't really worth explaining. But sometimes when I see someone doing the wide-leg thing and taking up a seat and a half, I feel compelled to sit. I am a very small person, and I can sometimes squeeze into the half-seat that's next to the offending person. So I…

That's what I always assume. But it's all so badly done. It would be one thing if his/her posts were at least witty or funny or incisive or something. But they're just boring. So, whatever it is — trolling, performance art, commentary on racism — it's just bad, and not thought-provoking, and boring. And that's…

Me too! She sounds awesome. I want so much for her to make it to da moon one day.

I definitely remember someone announcing a service like this way back — maybe in the late-1990s. I guess that one didn't take off, but I remember thinking it was a useful (if potentially really creepy) concept.

That was me, too. But at least we grew up and stopped doing those things.

"We are human and are flawed." Isn't that the faux-humble line that every asshole uses to beg forgiveness for obvious transgressions? Politicians who've been caught in sex scandals, that weird MckMama blogger that kept getting caught scamming people, celebrities who are exposed as bigots, etc.? It's such a weird,…

Every single piece of writing on the site is even more comically horrible than I had imagined. Every paragraph contains every marker of a bad-writer-trying-to-sound-artsy-and-irreverent — every dumb turn of phrase ("Steve, that is") and every stupid platitude (trite imagery intended to convey that I'm secretly a…

"Hoppin' Christ on a crutch" — that's excellent.

I just googled, and I guess it was longer ago than I realized — in 1998. (It still gets mentioned from time to time in stories about offensive Halloween costumes or about poorly thought out product decisions — here's one from 2009.)

Ugh. Remember several years back, when Urban Outfitters was selling "Chinaman" costumes for Halloween — complete with squinting eyes and buck teeth? And they found some Asian-American employee to say, "It's not offensive at all! I'm Asian and I think it's funny! Political correctness is stupid."

I can't tell if you're a troll or if that's a serious question. But (in case it is a serious question), I think you're confusing the ideas of proof and information.

It sounds like your girlfriend's views on what other Korean women secretly think (but are apparently too embarrassed to say) are informed more by her own personal issues than by her area of academic interest. And your continuing efforts to prove your girlfriend's expertise actually make her sound less and less like…

Sigh. You understand that a lot of the people posting here are actual, real-live Asian people, who are not being enlightened by your expertise on Korean culture?