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That logic is flawed, mrtboner. The motorists who are unfortunate enough to get stuck in the midst of a Critical Mass demonstration or whatever it is they are trying to achieve were not trying to get their way to begin with. They were just in the wrong place at the wrong time, without an agenda. Resorting to violence and panic/self-preservation in a mob scene are two entirely different things— December 8, 2008 5:07 p.m.
You Eat Chicken, Don't You?
Welcome, sister! My apologies for that breakfast, as we should have been more aware that to someone who has never eaten soy sausage before, what we served to you was not what you were expecting, to say the least. But with a little experimenting, you found lots of substitutes for meat that not only do not taste terrible, but are downright good and good for you. Thanks for posting all the way from Arizona and showing your support for us sometimes misunderstood non-meateaters! My sister e-mailed me this line and I thought it was funny, so I am quoting her here: "I guess I haven't followed the program as diligently as others cuz I do eat fish. I pick them off the tree out back!!"— December 8, 2008 4:52 p.m.
Woman Jumping from Coronado Bridge
Good point. Your "Christian" girlfriend was an idiot. How can you call yourself a Christian and then wish will ill on someone or say they DESERVED it?!?! This is why so many who call themselves "good Christians" are merely hypocrites. I assume you broke up soon after this incident?— December 8, 2008 2:21 p.m.
Who Needs Grass?
Excuse me while I remove my $500.00 stilettos, toss back my $300.00 blow-out, buff my freshly waxed gams to a high sheen, remove my underarm shields woven in a third-world country for free by three year-olds and made from the finest silk from an endangered species, and finally, replace the roll of $100.00 bills I use to wipe my ass. Now, Fumbler, I'm sorry, you were saying?— December 8, 2008 11:04 a.m.
Woman Jumping from Coronado Bridge
I believe, and please correct me if I am wrong, that you can be charged with something. The movie "The Accused" dealt with this. The men in question were being tried because they could have prevented a crime but instead stood on the sidelines and cheered on the perpetrators. Suicide is not a crime, but this was a landmark case based on a true story, so I would think that if a person killed themselves because someone goaded them into it, and there was enough evidence to support this, that they are at least somewhat responsible and could be charged with some sort of criminal negligence.— December 8, 2008 7:48 a.m.
Who Needs Grass?
JohnnyVegas, you have it right! It is "go ghetto on your ass", unless the intent was to build the projects in the anal region of Russ.— December 7, 2008 5:22 p.m.
OJ Day
Didn't you hear? African-American male criminals are now a protected class.— December 7, 2008 11:27 a.m.
Letters
Mmmph. You will have to do better than that. I think you know what that means. I will provide the rubber bands.— December 6, 2008 2:09 p.m.
Letters
Ooooohh, boy, now you've done it! This is not Big Love, Fred. I will sweep up the scraps of my dignity and move forward with my comment. If people do not like Josh Board's column, pray tell, why does he keep getting invited to parties? I'm going to invite him to my next party. And I am not going to go all apes*** if he doesn't make it sound like the Burl Stiff fete of the century. So there. Fred, you have some splainin to do.— December 6, 2008 10:37 a.m.
You Eat Chicken, Don't You?
Thanks, JB! Sipz has the best spring rolls. I'm glad you like to eat there as well. It shows that you have an open mind about food and you don't view vegetarian eating as weird. I was at a big holiday party yesterday, and they had a buffet. Everyone at the table looked at my plate and started in on the protein thing. And the "you eat fish, though, right?" line of questioning as well. Sigh. I am putting that movie in my queue right now. I really do love my in-laws and we get along great, but they are old school. Which actually helps, because it gives me lots of stuff to write about!!— December 5, 2008 11:33 a.m.