Why should a third generation Chinese American have to go to a “special” section of the store to get soy sauce?

It’s not appropriation, which is akin to stealing.  It is subjugation because because we are trying to force others to obey our standards.

My problem is that it sounds like medication. “Ask your doctor if Latinx is right for you!”

I’ve been in grocery stores in England that had “American” sections.

I fear we are creeping up on the Oberlin-Students-Protest-The-Authenticity-of-the Cafeteria’s-General-Tso’s-Chicken territory. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/22/us/oberlin-takes-culture-war-to-the-dining-hall.html

Is it just me or does she look like Alison Brie in that photo?  

Okay,That Guy. I watched the video and I see flames on the entire interior top surface area (i.e., it sure looks like a broiler on the inside). It may not be a salamander but acting like it is tantamount to baking in your (1000 F!lol) oven seems like a bit of an understatement. I’m at the edge of my seat waiting for…

High end steakhouses use a salamander.  This seems like a poor man's salamander.

The rule of thumb here is: never say something in a note that you could express with a severed ear.

Pretty sure this was an incider job.

Yeah. Maybe I’m just soft, but we have to remember that she is just a child and all children are geysers of bad ideas. 

Shoehorned? The writers built up the “is Suzy real” story line the entire season. Its not like it was something out of the blue. It was a perfect punchline. You do seem pretty cool and awesome, though. So you’ve got that going for you.

My thoughts exactly. It looks like the perfect way to char your sous vide steak.

hot dog historian Bruce Kraig

If by pointless you mean hilarious and awesome, then we agree.

It’s adorable that you think there is journalism on this site.  

I feel so, so terrible for Taylor Swift.  Will she ever catch a break?

I’ll wait until Lou Ferrigno weighs in.

Wisconsinites are truly the most egalitarian binge drinkers, no question.

An even more existential question: is breakfast cereal a “soup”?