More so than that, what about the hundreds of POC employees who always knew about this crap and couldn’t get anyone to listen to their issues? Now they got to endure this for what?
Can we extend that one day closing to a one-year closing?
Both the boyfriend and her getting jumped before my second shot of Jameson.
Both the boyfriend and her getting jumped before my second shot of Jameson.
How much pride do you have to have in yourself to tackle and beat up a naked person?
This helps a lot.
Indeed. He pulled all of that out of his ass but that’s nothing new from his ilk.
Will it be ok to say “and I slay” at the BURSAR office without the staff freaking out?
Because names are important and stuff
I’m about to be the latest victim of the heroin addiction crisis thanks to John.
I’m glad I learned in due time how to eat healthy, and replaced my diet with mostly good organic foods, since once you come to the realization that 90% of the stuff at the supermarket is trying to kill you, you can’t really go backwards.
See my problem with saying stuff like this is it assumes we all got media training for when a traumatic scenario occurs. We don’t. He’s extremely young. He lost his brother, which in turn now sounds like he lost his anchor. If he flipped his fucking wig, on God, I think that’s ok, because since I don’t know him, I…
Exactly. They’ve seen it all too often. The main point is always going to be, young people literally have to clean up all the shit people older than them have left behind, so there’s no reason to be respectful about anything.
A great reminder that poor folks are not the only ones who struggle with denial.
A hope for someone like Sharpton is that the mistakes he’s made without pause in the past, he understands now the generations he’s dealing with do not have time for it. If he’s making efforts to understand that people of today don’t play by the rules of yesteryear and have a distinct need to confront many of our…
Where......are people drawing this “Beyonce & Jay-Z” comparison from?
Indeed so.
Reading about this theft felt like rewatching The Italian Job but without cars, guns, dramatic music, and Mark Wahlberg’s annoying face.