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“Stop interviewing racists!” chanted the protesters across the street, so loudly and insistently the people holding the cameras started to look a little embarrassed.

I really hope it’s like Carrie, except after Trump gets covered with slime/fake blood, he just throws an impotent tantrum and storms off.

He’s got a cool house too!

Few things give me more hope for our future than my generations willingness to make a stand for things we deem important. Good on these kids for standing up and putting the university in a situation that is going to force some action.

“Kurt Russell” was the name of Disney’s beloved boyhood sled.

He’s definitely on the top of the list of people I would love to meet and tell how much he has meant to my life, and how reading his books makes me feel connected to my late mother, who was the one to introduce me to his work.

I live in Bangor, Maine, hometown and stomping grounds of Stephen King. Pretty much everyone in town has a “I saw him at the grocery store” story.

Having worked in the restaurant business in the Hamptons in the 1990s I dealt with (or had co-workers) deal with a ton of celebrities. Despite that I really have no great stories but I can tell you that as far as ‘celebrities’ go Al Sharpton was an amazing tipper and extremely nice and friendly to the staff and

It began with a grocery store, which was named “Legal Cash Market” after trading stamps, also known at the time as “Legal Stamps.” The proprietor’s son carried on the name, and benefited from its attendant loyal customer goodwill, when he opened a fish market next door. And it took off! Things snowballed from there.

Our family tradition at Christmas is to go out Christmas Eve for lunch at a greasy spoon, be polite to the server, and leave a $100 tip in cash. It’s kind of selfish, actually— we all get to feel super altruistic, and we race to get out before the server finds the cash and feels like they need to thank us.

I would have thought Colonel Sanders would be a breast man.

Thank you, I was thinking the same thing (although Mark also calls them children.)

Maybe it’s written by the woman who sent all those magazines to “Tasty Children”

I don’t think that’s what she is saying at all. I think she’s saying that minors trading pictures with other minors doesn’t seem that harmful to her. I’m not saying I agree, but I do think that it’s weird when you see people under the age of 18 get charged with pornography for sending nude photos of themselves. Which

As somebody who sent a received tons of nudes when I was in highschool, I don’t get the big deal.

The more clothes you have on, the less soul you lose. It’s just math.

No no, you’re a defenseless little baby right up until the point when you turn 18, unless of course you’re a minority and being charged with a crime.

We had a handful of kids arrested for sexting where I live, the police were all “these kids are ruining their lives” while talking about charging them as sex offenders because they exploited themselves...

Disgusting baseball chin human being

I have to admit that it’s one of the strangest things I’ve ever experienced - not only to be called white, but to be called white as an insult, by white people. For me, for my family, my friends, my colleagues, my race has never been an issue. It’s only an issue because racists who hate who I am and what I do, need it