If you can’t afford the good ones, wear the surgical or cloth ones because they are better than nothing.
If you can’t afford the good ones, wear the surgical or cloth ones because they are better than nothing.
Yes. I used to live in Montclair, NJ.
I’ll just keep watching ‘Drumline’ over and over again.
Like orthodox men that aren’t allowed to touch women, it’s the same with the Buddhist monks in Thailand. I was in the back seat of a car with one sitting in the front seat who never acknowledged my presence. It was really awkward. I’ve had to step out of their way lest they accidentally touch me or had to move seats…
Given that his schedule was cleared for 3 days, I’m voting for a stent.
Only for followups. Because of high cholesterol showing up in a routine blood test, I twice had to go back for a second fasting test....but no, it’s not something that you plan out in advance.
I’ve been gray for so long it looks like up to me.
Florida. My step-Mother (my dad passed) decided to date and live in Florida with a somewhat racist white guy. Thankfully it didn’t last too long.
Wasn’t former Yahweh member “Michael the Black Man” there with his culty crew?
Thank you for explaining that nothing here in New York will actually change.
This may be my favorite thing on the internet today.
I’m sorry about the ‘never more than a minute thing’.
Hopefully anyone who fires at it will be hit with a bullet that ricochets back on them.
What a horrible thing to say.
As a light skinned biracial person, I’ve been told my entire life that I’m ‘not really Black’ by both white and Black people. The white people think that it’s a compliment and Black people think that it’s an insult. I’ve also been told ‘one drop and you’re Black, period’. Ironically, this…
Yeah, it’s huge in China.
This headline is awesome. Also, because it’s China, where they are basketball mad, the cops were probably stopping him for an autograph.
I love that show so much.
Thanks for clarifying your point. I had pretty much the same reaction that tennis did.
I so look forward to this book. This is fascinating.
Although I really did enjoy the “Eat” part of the book, the whole thing was privileged crap.