Carson Gets Stuck In Elevator

"He has said that he protected white students in a biology lab after a race riot broke out at his high school in response to the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1968. The Wall Street Journal confirmed the riot but could not find anyone who remembered Carson sheltering white students."

Politics has gotten better about racial and gender bias; the primary qualifications at this point seem to be a knack for pathological lying and inability to cope with common household tasks, which appears to be a demographic-neutral skill-set

Yeah, that was an unprecedented thing to do, the Secretary of HUD actually taking the risk of entering a public housing project and actually using their elevator. That's what he gets for leaving his carpeted office in DC.

It took more than pushing a button to open the doors; it took the Miami fire departmant.

"This place is gonna look just great once it's flipped into luxury condos!"

Did Carson say that? Got a link?

The jammed doors is a cover story.

no it was a joke

Ah. Humor.

"Sherlock" is a fun show and all, but BC's interpretation of the character is not someone I think anyone should emulate - IMO he's successful despite being a weird ASD case/"high functioning sociopath", not because of it.

The characters are great, but the plots are absurd. That last one, with Sherlock's sister, was so bad it was hard to watch.

They should stick to Doyle's stories.

Hey, a touch of autism is no big deal.

On 04/14/2017 02:33 PM, John Larkin wrote: \

The first couple of seasons were great, but the gf and I agreed after watching the one with that villain (who was supposed to be some kind of Trump insertion, maybe?) where everyone was on drugs and nobody knew what was reality and what wasn't the show had kinda gone off the rails.

I barely remember the plot and I didn't watch it very long ago. Whatever happened to Molly? Seemed like she got written out of the show for most of the season; maybe the actress was busy with something else.