House Hunters actually regularly features gay couples; besides Property Brothers, it may be the only show that’s not overrun with nuclear families.

I love her. She’s the real deal. Seeing a petite blonde woman working her ass off in the trades makes me endlessly happy.

I hate them, and I’m so glad that their annoying show, and Chip’s obnoxious youth-pastor schtick, will no longer be polluting HGTV.

I think the issue was more about trying to protect the community, which, frankly, I’m fine with. That’s part of bail.

It makes me sad that we went from a Harvard educated lawyer to a woman with no qualifications or education to speak of and whose ass I have seen.

And then when they do kill someone, they’ll get a slap on the wrist. One of my aunts and her best friend were killed by a drunk driver, and the POS who killed them only got 7 - 15 years. 3.5 years per woman, basically, for purposely ramming a car into someone.

FWIW, drunk drivers kill people and essentially get away with it. They are horrible.

The gash on her face was real, but much of it was makeup from the scene. Still horrible, obviously!

I’m so sorry. I hope that you got some compensation for the trauma.

Mallory is a leader in the Women’s March, and the people who she is supposed to be leading are denouncing her actions and holding her accountable.

Intersectionality also requires us to include queer women, trans women, and other women that he denounces, so no, it’s not that simple.

The other dude in the car was just as messed up as Dunn was at the time, so no true “innocents” died.

I don’t know why they chose to have a second kid, knowing all that was wrong with their first child. Immoral.

They’re two incredibly mentally ill girls. Their dxes are serious. I blame their parents for not noticing and intervening before this happened.

It’s bad wording. He’s technically actually never been a veteran, since he doesn’t have an honorable discharge status. He should be referred to as a former military member.

He did not have an honorable discharge, though. He had a general discharge due to some drug activity, unspecified in the above article.

He didn’t have an honorable discharge, though. He had a general discharge. So it wouldn’t have even helped this guy.

You have the file the n-400 application. It’s never automatically granted unless you’re born in the US or to US citizen parents.

He’s actually not even considered a veteran, though. In the United States, if you are discharged at anything other than honorable, you’re a former military member, and you can’t access VA benefits.

He isn’t a Veteran, though. You can only call yourself a Veteran in the United States if you have an honorable discharge. A general or dishonorable discharge means that you are not a Veteran, but a former military member.