I’m with ya.

If they are unwilling to do that they could potentially give him a car worth $10,000 and it would also be satisfactory. Perhaps a certain 2016 Mazda CX-5.

And while the dealer is trying to make it right for Fredricks, he’s still out of $10,000 and a car.

I have basically every console that’s come out in the last 20 years, handheld as well. The only console I never bought from the early aughts was a PS2 because I was working and going to college. I feel like I never really missed out on too much because whatever game that I wanted to play on PS2 was eventually…

But where is it wrong? My grandmother lived to be 98 doing this, so...?

Yeah, no. I am solidly pro-vaccination and pro-mask wearing. What I did here was break down a percentage. Pretty simple.

I think the less time you spend chatting on the apps, the better. That way you don’t have so much time to build up that “social media persona” we are all guilty of. No one is ever really as good (or bad, I guess) as they are without the media filter. Spend too much time chatting and you’re building for a letdown.

You do realize you can use the apps and then still meet in a public place and use those social skills, right? In other words “okay, boomer.” lol.

Sounds like a lot of work.

You’re suddenly introducing another potential source of bacteria—raw egg residue—into the place where you store your eggs. If you think that any remaining eggs are safe just because their shells are intact, think again.

 Oh Heil no. That isn’t her real last name is it??

I’ve been doing this my entire cooking life. My Dad (whom I learned to cook from) and grandmother both put shells right back in the carton as they broke open eggs. Always seems less messy than eggy stuff getting all over the counter/floor on the way to the trash can. Then when the eggs are used up, I throw the whole…

“The name change has prompted all the usual reactions that follow some type of shift in language away from something racist, ableist, or misogynistic, to something more inclusive.”

@BKB. No, most people are not delicate flowers. But the holier than thou “Woke-ists” thrive on taking the mundane and falsely creating racial turmoil. I believe that they see any chance to try to divide our country and keep us at each other’s throats based on race, economics, gender, etc., is their primary goal in…

no. This is rediculous.

If it was called the Master bedroom in reference to slavery and an fuck you to black folks wouldn’t the other bedrooms in the house have been referred to as slave bedrooms?

The real problem in this article is that feelings based on imagination impacts anything:

1) The term wasn’t used until 60 years after the end of slavery, so it obviously has nothing to do with that

2) The term is used for the biggest bedroom, whether the couple is white, black, yellow etc, whether they’re married or…

Weird. If it was called “Master’s Bedroom” that would be one thing. That being said, the connotation behind master has always been about dominance, be it as one who educates or otherwise, so the connection to slavery isn’t as far is it might seem.

If offeneded by this you are, a shit I don’t give

one day these folks might do something really important in terms of pushing social justice forward... but if we look back and they are those folks that tried to explain how using “master” = racism then they will fail.