I doubt it. If anything, that half-Chinese grandchild would be pressured into adopting all of the trappings of Whitedom™ while disavowing their Chinese heritage.

The Waffle House reached out to Bowen to apologize and the employee snapped sleeping was suspended for a week.

Get over yourself.

Get back to me when you’re done being a child.

Bad idea. Bigly.

You’d probably do better just dismissing him. That works, too.

Give it a rest.

I think you’re the one here who’s content to keep up this snark parade of yours. The rest of us think you’re kind of pathetic and wish Kinja would come up with an ignore feature similar to the one on Disqus. It ain’t perfect, but at least it’s something.

Any way she can countersue the city so she can at least recoup some of those expenses? I wouldn’t put it past them to declare immunity and tell her to kick rocks before they find a way to put her ass back in jail.

Not if Laurer couched that request in terms of “personal security.” Then the installer wouldn’t give it another thought.

And that’s probably why Nissan decided to replace it. Because most people just couldn’t get over the weird bugeyed look.

I figured Subaru was thinking “Forester, but bigger.” A safe play that’ll print those guys a lot of moolah.

Me: “Oh great, they look like 80s-era sportscasters now.”

Indeed.

You mean the Dyson Airblade models that have you stick your hands in the dryer and pull them out slowly? I hate those, especially the nasty pool of water that sometimes gets left behind from previous users.

I rode in a first-gen once and the only takeaway from that was how brick-hard the seats were, as if they were a step and a half away from being subway seats.

According to Newsday, Solomon was suspended indefinitely without pay. He told the outlet that he now understand students have the right not to stand during the pledge.

I’m more interested in the Bentley in the corner of the last photo.

If it’s not hurting a thing, then it shouldn’t hurt for it to be taken down and placed somewhere more appropriate, like a museum.

2 parts nostalgia, 1 part knowledge that a VW of that vintage is much simpler and less expensive to deal with, especially if you don’t plan on using it as a daily driver.