Now if Oprah happened to see someone else step up to the counter and ask to see it and they let them then she would have a definite case of racism But Its a $38000 hand bag. Obviously they are not going to let anyone who asks to handle it touch it no matter what race they are.
They should probably do a credit check before they allow anyone touch it. Doubt if Oprah would have a problem passing the credit check.

"proof that racism continues to be a problem"

Proof that Winfrey continues to talk out of her backside.

Woohoo! Happy belated blogiversary to us!

This picture was actually taken at Fandomfest in KY a few weeks ago .... So very adorable!!!

(And the reason I know this is because ... I built the TARDIS he is leaning against lol)

I wonder if there are licensing issues with accepting a gift fish from a dolphin. Is it a game and fish violation, or does the onus fall to the dolphin?

Probably some of the best tasting pork in the world.

A cat that fat means the owners should be slapped. Repeatedly.

This reminds me of the official California tourism website Visit California's promo "Surf to Ski California ... in the Same Day." Technically it's possible, but you have to take a helicopter to avoid all the traffic jam in order to do that.

I shouldn't worry. All the people I have seen - and I admit that it's not many - who are involved in this travesty of a sport appear brain dead anyway.

Kramer was awesome

It's all about equality, so that men can experience the joys of splashing their shoes.

Back in Dickens' days, peeing in the street was by no means the big taboo it is now.
In Victorian times, 'Cloakmen' were to be found on the street, their trade was simple. For a very small fee, they would use a large cloak to give privacy to someone needing to pee.
In the later 1900s, however, London spent vast sums of money on a new, effective, sewer system, in order to alleviate the capital of 'the great stink', and new by-laws were passed, making public urination an offence in many boroughs.
At the same time 'public conveniences' were built in great numbers.

Coin-slot operated doors gave rise to a new euphemism for excretion. "I just need to 'spend a penny'"

Seriously -- this is an awful idea. (Frank's sign in particular is utterly unreadable in its after format.) And as has been stated, a professional sign looks like advertising, not a personal plea from someone purportedly hungry and homeless.