[nickcarraway]

[reg45]

Stop! You're making me hungry.

[fatnotlazy]

Had to read up on the Uyghurs. Seems they are mostly Muslim.

I don't live in Boston, but even if I did, no way would I support a Muslim business.

[a fool in paradise]

Things are gonna get very Uyghury.

[ken5050]

Where’s the bomb dispenser?

[AnAmericanAbroad]

I love kebab. There's an authentic Turkish kebab place not far from where I live - about a 15-minute walk - run by two Turkish brothers. Once a week, I put on the shoes, and walk on down there for my weekly fix. It's very good, and they're doing brisk business from the high school conveniently located across the street, lol!

[Fedupwithit]

Way too many consonants in this story...mix in some vowels and give me call back when it’s done...

[JPG]

I'd give Uyghur kebabs a try, they look tasty.

[okie01]

Uyghur kebabs, huh?

So, what makes them Uyghur kebabs? As opposed to shish?

[workerbee]

I can’t be the only one who had to look up “Uyghur”.

[RS_Rider]

Mark Steyn...call your office.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

I can see the trouble with misunderstandings when it’s pronounced out loud a mile away. Was always told it’s pronounced “Wigger.”

[Gay State Conservative]

When walking in midtown Manhattan one can't help tripping over those halal kebab carts.In spite of the pleasant aromas that come from them I always resist the temptation.Somehow I suspect that that I'll have no problem resisting this Uyghur wagon.I wonder how often Mark Steyn gets to Boston?

[trisham]

Excellent.