A Texas resturant by the name of “Little Woodrows” is now catching tons of fire as they have been turning away customers with face or neck tattoos. The resturant has many locations such as in Dallas, Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Midland. All the locations ask that people with neck or face tattoos cover up in order to be let inside. People are now upset saying that the restaurant’s policy is discriminatory and unfair, which I agree.
(Photo) NBA: Joel Embiid Tells Chandler Parsons “He Better Smash” After Female Fans Show Love In Dallas
Chandlers Parsons scored 12 points in his return to Dallas last night, helping the Memphis Grizzlies to a 80-64 win. Parsons wasn’t sure what type of treatment he would get in his return, as his time with the Mavericks didn’t exactly go as planned.
(Video) NFL: LOL Dallas Cowboys Execs Totally Fail the #MannequinChallenge
The latest craze taking over social media is the #MannequinChallenge; everyone in the room stays perfectly still in a funny pose or doing an everyday activity while someone else records it. The challenge has hit the NFL, and while Antonio Brown and his Steelers teammates nailed it, the Dallas Cowboys execs couldn’t quite get it right.
(Video) NFL: Dallas Rookies Prescott And Elliot Party With Snoop Dogg After Big Win Against San Fran
That Dallas Cowboys win against the 49ers on Sunday was nothing short of fantastic. And for the win, Dak Prescot and Ezekiel Elliot got to party like rock stars with Snoop Dogg!
Dallas Woman High On Cocaine Arrested For Spitting On Cops
27-year-old Lacresha Craig was recently arrested on four counts of harassing a public servant. The paramedics were called once Craig started screaming incoherently and flailing her arms around when police asked for her name.
NFL: Dallas Cowboys Want Nothing To Do With Johnny Manziel
Johnny Manziel’s name has been mentioned in the same sentence as the Dallas Cowboys countless times by now. It started even before the draft and continued during his time in Cleveland and the mentions grew even louder when he was released. The Cowboys have been known to take chances on a player who has issues off the field but Cowboys VP Stephen Jones, son of owner Jerry Jones, made it very clear he will never be a member of their franchise.
