Cultural attractions in Asia or Africa? Lamu is supposed to be great (kind of Kenya's Nantucket), but you said that beaches aren't as big a draw, so how about Mto Wa Mbu with the Cultural Tourism Programme? We met the people running it when I was studying abroad there, and they're doing a very good job at making sure…

As a man, I can confirm that that is an accurate depiction.

Have you seen Jewish wedding rings, particularly the old village rings that would be used for every ceremony in their given shtetles/dorfs (I'm guessing a shtot would need multiple)?

Okay, might as well get it out of all our systems: Goldfingah, he's the man, the man with the golden touch.

It looks like a cake-pop variant on a traditional Romantic (not sure if it's eaten in Romania, but the other countries sure as hell eat it) wedding and holiday dessert known as a "croquembouche," basically a pile of creme-filled munchkins held together with syrup.

At least in my case, there’s the girl who got a driving instructor fired by making a claim that the police quickly found was bullshit when investigating because he’d flunked her on her driving test. The school actually got rid of driving lessons after he was cleared just so it wouldn’t have to rehire him. Of course,…

At least in the case of Jackie, there’s evidence of an obsession with getting a particular person’s attention and frankly mentally ill behavior.

There is a big difference between rape happening and rape culture, and Jackie’s testimony was the main one that showed the latter at UVA. She was the one claiming that a frat and school administration were complicit.

At least with BB, the salespeople seem to just like to be available for flagging unless you're in suiting.

Wait, did ten percent of the samples contain bovine milk, or was ten percent of milk bovine by volume/mass/whatever? The reporting seems to suggest the former, but the quote definitely suggests the latter.

Of course, the fact that these are all the same product, are sold next to each other, and were introduced for men later at reduced prices to make them actually buy them raises more questions about the people willingly paying those heightened prices rather than the companies charging them.

I mean, it does look like she said it, just not first.

So it’s just that they’re stupid.

It doesn’t seem to have enough chairs or runway for the number of planes it’s supposedly built to accommodate. It’s also quite famous for planes just driving off the other end when trying to land because, again, too little runway.

If memory serves, many of its problems stem from absurdly short runways.

I think I’ve seen that façade near Boston’s government center.

Because it's bullshit made up by narcissistic bridezillas in the '90's. Look in the background of any prominent/historic wedding, and you'll see guests in white if not an all-white bridal party. If Jaquelin Onassis doesn't mind, then there's not a problem.

Apparently, it’s a great way to know what the next political narrative will be and so very popular among successful politicians. One right-wing radio jockie who got taken down for something racist (I think it was something about basketball) was very popular because he would actually try to discuss things with…

At the very least, it shows a lack of intelligence and a disinterest in accountability, which are right behind choosing her opinions based on what crowd and poll happens to be in front of her at the moment as her defining personality traits. The Bush administration, her immediate predecessors, got a ton of crap about…

As you say, though, the article has both all the hallmarks of a false rape allegation and a fabricated news story, with the biggest topoff to me being that the only person Jackie could be confirmed telling the story to was a media personality (the reporter). If people learn to see cases like this as false, then…