Masterwolf3
Masterwolf3
Masterwolf3

There was definitely shoulder to chest, but also helmet to helmet (2nd angle shows the clash of heads)

- "I don't think he's black enough."

It's going to depend on what I waaaaant, though! Although I do love a good sausage (shut up) at any time of the day (no, seriously, shut up.)

I guess I want to know why would he feel this way, but no answer he could give would satisfy my need to know. Just for the record, this black girl wouldn't want to be anywhere that flies were rolling that thick anyway. My feelings can't be hurt when my sense for appropriate hygiene is even more offended.

I have two words for you: Penn Station. GAME-CHANGER.

Oh god. They MUST do Dueling Banjos together.

"black on black crime" a phrase that will always set off my rage meter. Crime is almost always intraracial. And no one gives a damn about white on white crime so have a nice steaming cup of shut the fuck up.

BLEH. Whenever I hear this kind of stuff from my friends, it makes me rethink my relationships with them. For example, I was out last Saturday for one friend's birthday. We were at a bar that had UFC on. The women in UFC are not conventionally attractive. I think they're hot as hell, because I would love to be

I didn't actually read the grays, so I didn't see the trolling. But to clarify the trans-misogyny vs transphobia (or cissexism):

dude, no, I taught elementary school last year. Now I teach junior high school. Trust me, fourth-graders are a lot smarter than these folks. And a lot nicer too.

Fair trade, cruelty-free. I don't mind paying a little extra for cruelty-free.... The exploitation of poppy plants has gotten out of hand lately.

right? None of that sucky, GMO Opium Poppy crap.

As a recovering opiate abuser, I can confidently say this is a brilliant idea. I mean, not for a restaurant, but for personal use. I had zero appetite when I used opiates and getting my drugs and food as a twofer would have been awesome. But serving your unwitting customers opiates... no. Don't do drugs, kids. Stay in

People began getting suspicious when the Yelp reviews went from 1 star to a sparkling emerald dragon.

I can see that too, but I've also read in comments on other stories in Kitchenette about people with celiac disease or gluten intolerance who were given what they were told was gluten free only to find out the hard way it wasn't. So a big sign in the window warning them away is much better than that.