Still gross. Learn to share. Learn to listen about what’s important to other people.

Dude, my family history is similar to yours and I love to talk about it too, but to play “little me-too” on an article about Emmett Till and his murderers is just gross. Here’s an article for you to read to give you some perspective. Also I recommend you pick up “The Warmth of Other Suns.”

A 10x10 easy-up canopy and some folding tables are cheaper to buy and easier to store, if you’re just starting out.

“And where is the cure for my disease?”

Needs more stars.

It does. I thank you.

DMV Donna needs to be kept secure and brought out when this thing really happens.

License Lucy? Registration Rowena? Sticker Sally?

My first thought.

CHILDREN OF THALIDOMIDE

I sympathize. Maybe that’s what happened to Breanna too.

Too much concrete, not enough ways to make a simple left turn. South Jersey (Philly suburbs part) creeps me out.

It is amazing how people of color are told to get over whatever atrocities have been done to them but somehow think it is acceptable to cling to anything done to them.

The whitemansplaining I have seen on this issue. 1) it wasn’t such a great project, so he didn’t deserve all the positive attention after the fact; 2) he made it LOOK like a bomb on purpose to get all the adults to freak out, so the negative reaction of the adults was totally justified; because 3) he was a Muslim. I…

I downloaded it and the original when I read about it a few weeks ago. (I am an old and I like to own my music.)

My niece is named Neve and we pronounce it to rhyme with Bev. I mean, there was Neve Campbell from Party of Five, and that’s the only example I was aware of.

Frankly I wouldn’t believe ANYBODY at their first word if they said they were from New York (city). I’d think they were covering up that they were from Cleveland or Ardmore, OK.

There’s a comment above that spells it out and basically, yes, he was definitely a real doctor with real qualifications and education. He hit some snags that he wanted to hide, I guess, hence the name changes. I’m going to click through to the Post story now.

Sentences can indeed be served concurrently in the United States. It’s at the discretion of the... judge? I guess?

I bet worship communities in your area ARE doing things like that. But since you weren’t aware of them, maybe this snazzy religion is the only kind that gets your attention.