There are plenty more brands out there such as Adidas I have just seen since clicking your link, it's named after an Adolf Dassler.
Puma was founded by Adolf Dassler's brother.
Incredibly not relevant, but it's useful if you do quizzes.
There are plenty more brands out there such as Adidas I have just seen since clicking your link, it's named after an Adolf Dassler.
They didn't BAN man-sized tissues, talk about sensationalist. why do you care?! pathetic.
i think manhole is derived from manual-hole, so it's safe... for now, precious.
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BANNED
i think manhole is derived from manual-hole, so it's safe... for now, precious.
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Where On earth did you get that ridiculous notion?
Its called a man hole as its an access point for prople.
Fun fact Man is also gender neutral word that means any human being not just males.
Hence, mankind, your fellow man, countryman etc
says the guy getting bent out of shape for the renaming of SOME TISSUES hahaI was being sensationalist for the hell of it, I don’t care. I just think it’s funny some people got so bent out of shape over the name of some tissues.
LOL - I read the BBC article earlier... we shouldn't be entertaining people who can't tell when to and not to get offended.
They're all actually genderedHence, mankind, your fellow man, countryman etc
Sainsbury's giraffe bread disagrees. Although it was definitely a real comment. And it was a 3 year old.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16812545
Manhole
an oval access door into a part of the boiler, for example the shell or, in a water tube boiler, the top drum or chamber, large enough for a worker to enter and used for maintenance and cleaning.
What exactly has been banned? (and by who?)
says the guy getting bent out of shape for the renaming of SOME TISSUES haha
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Another classic "I'm offended by somebody getting offended over something that doesn't matter" thread.
Keep up the good word, lads.
Interestingly women will still happily buy products that could otherwise be sold as gender neutral simply because they're marketed at women... like overpriced pink razors that do the same job as a regular razor.
Then they complain that the overpriced pink women's razors are overpriced... instead of just buying the regular razors in the first place. (granted some razors are marketed specifically at men too, but plenty are just generic)
Another classic "I'm offended by somebody getting offended over something that doesn't matter" thread.
Keep up the good word, lads.