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I'd be sympathetic if she had pointed at another patron's table and asked for bread rolls. The woman in this story claimed she'd eaten them before, though, and her friends said the only reason they'd come was for the "free bread." Since they got a comped appetizer that time around too, I'm actually inclined to

I wonder how many people actually remember that TV stations used to play the national anthem at the end of their broadcast day.

this is the creepiest thing I have seen on the interwebthing ever.

It feels almost taboo having this posted and viewable here. That being said when the shit finally hits the fan on a planetary scale, you KNOW CNN will play the shit out of this.

This is beatiful

It looks like the result of someone who is bad at photoshop usong the blur or smudge tool. Look how it looks like the edges are rounded and theres a hard break towards the darker upper leg, and scalloped going UP his leg. No one gets a reverse tan line in their reverse scalloped leg warmers. You can afford better

Reverse tan lines?

I want to print this picture out and tape it to my face for the rest of the day so people can really understand what this Monday has done to my life and my will to live.

I think the idea is cool but poor execution.

Translation: He recently caught a matinee of Cabaret.

"VERY allergic to gluten"

OK MAKE YOU SURE YOU SCREAM A LITTLE LOUDER ABOUT THIS NEXT TIME SO THAT TARA REID CAN HEAR YOU HERSELF ALL THE WAY UNDER THE SEA IN HER MERMAID PALACE THANK YOU OMG

More amazing was her first attempt at the Happy New Year post...

-sips Lipton-

I can talk backwards and forwards about situations just like this, as I also have a (now adult) daughter with cerebral palsy, and we used to travel often with her. We usually took her car seat with us, but once - with a paid ticket, no less! - our daughter was bumped for A CELLO. Would they have bumped an adult

What the fuck, that is not a victory for females or business travelers or anyone except for maybe derps who love playing purse roulette when it comes to dangerous projectiles slamming into someone's head when the plane drops.

Seriously, go get that purse and have someone throw it at your face as hard as they can, then

I've also watched United flight attendants argue over policy right in front of me and other passengers— they really need to get their shit together. In my case, it was over something much less important than a special needs child, but it was still a mess.

Perhaps the airlines could be more proactive in suggesting such solutions in the interests of, you know, serving their customers. Heaven forbid they PROVIDE them!

I'm glad they are going to start using a safety seat for Ivy. Frankly, I'm really surprised they didn't do this already, as she probably uses a car seat in their car, right? How do you have a child with special physical needs and not look really closely into solutions for safety in special situations (like flying,