If you are referring The Passion, it was not antisemitic. It simply told what happened, in regards to the process by which Jesus was crucified, according to the New Testament. The supposed "antisemitism" drew huge crowds in the muslim world, but many came away disappointed at what they saw.
If anything, the film was "anti-Roman" in its content.

I knew a guy who had this happen to him, except that it was a lobster. He was already intoxicated and he was in one of those restaurants where they bring the lobster out for you to approve before they cook it. He decided to take a closer look, and (apparently, the claw was loose) that lobster pinched his ear lobe with one of his claws. They tell me it took several servers to pull that thing off of him.

To be completely fair, Websters (and other dictionary publishers) are always updating the definition of words as society changes the way those words are used.
One example of this is the word "liable." When I was a kid, using it in place of "likely" was considered incorrect. However, enough people kept using it that way that it became the norm, and now dictionary com lists "likely or apt" as a third definition of the word "liable."
If society as a whole quit using the term "facism" in the traditional way, the dictionaries are going to follow suit.

Basically, yes. A lot of embezzlement cases are uncovered when the thief goes on vacation, and someone else is doing their job for them. They have access to whatever the thief was doing and can sometimes catch on to whatever was happening.

That's not BBQ, that is grilling a steak. A nice looking steak, for certain, but grilling a steak is not a Bar-be-que.

Better safe than sorry.

Question: is it unsafe to eat, or would it just taste nasty?

I bet it made his whole week!

I am most impressed that someone took the time and care to place each pea where it needs to go.

Stick, definitely.

It's just another example of how male and female brains are wired differently. For whatever reason, men respond to it positively, and women don't. That's one reason why so many men don't see it as a problem: they assume that since they would like it and would take it as a compliment, that the woman they are catcalling would do the same.

Incorrect. The greatest sports quote in history is "They don't think it be like it is, but it do," by the immortal Oscar Gamble.

I would love to take a trip around the Mediteranean to visit spots like this one, if it ever becomes safe to do so.

A cat's teleportation skills become more evident when you are trying to give them a pill or put them in a carrier to take them somewhere.

Am I reading this right, that the teacher (not the principal) made the decision about only one sharpener? If so, she needs to chill out.

More like, getting married at 23 is like leaving the club as you see things are winding down.
Seriously, college is when you are surrounded by eligible people that you have a lot in common with. Once you get out into the work force, the dating pool starts getting more and more shallow the older you get.

Where on Earth did this come from?

I agree with OP. I love being a dad so much more than I thought I would.

Umm.... isn't what the teller did a violation of privacy, undoubtedly against whatever policy the bank has in place, and possibly illegal?
At the very least, it's a scuzzy move. Besides, he may have resources that are not evident to the teller.

I am not sure that "gaslighting" is always the correct term for what happens, but in a general sense, yeah, I can totally see this happening.

They have gotten themselves into a relationship with someone with some medical issues. My advice, stick with her, if she is not already under a doctor's care, she needs to be ASAP. They make pills for kids with bedwetting issues, I don't know if they would work for something like this, but it would be worth asking a doctor.

A few minutes later, what was left of the photographer was hauled off to the hospital.