Fair enough. It's possible that I overreacted to a perceived over-extension of the much abused "coincidentally", similar to "random". Apologies; as a 5'11" male, this whole issue has me totally lost.

What I mean is, even if they approached you, you said yes to them. It's still a reflection of your tastes and preferences, even if it doesn't indicate a bias on your part. Therefore, not a coincidence.

When is this lady's show on and how can I watch it non stop?

This is much more accurate. Women think 6' is roughly average height because bros love to lie about it.

Nailed it.

It wasn't a coincidence, even if it wasn't totally intentional.

oh god, no. Is this really an issue? The cheese is fully an afterthought when saying it. Just like in the product itself, it's emphasis on "cream".

I demand more articles from this lady!

Stick to food

Rob's going to get fired. Hasn't he seen any of the dozens of these stories that have dropped in the past year?

paragraph 2, *compete

Pete Carroll?

I agree with you. I didn't mean I was siding with the bacon supporters in the sense that "MUSLIMS ARE RUINING AMERICA THIS IS THE PUSSIFICATION OF AMERICAN", I just meant that removing a playful sign because it (very questionably) "offended" someone's personal beliefs is super dumb, and I am on the other side of doing…

Oh ho! Not really, though.

Counter-point: That draft day kiss was pretty clearly "stage-managed and pre-packaged". I didn't find it offensive, not even for The Children, but come on, it obviously wasn't spontaneous.

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I'm not sure if you're married or not, but if you are, you should really know why it's not a good idea to concede to unreasonable demands just because they're not overtly hurting anyone. The point isn't whether or not damage is being done, it's establishing the premise that unreasonable demands are to be summarily…

If ManU can't play with more animal spirits they'll find themselves on the road to serfdom.

I guess you assumed that nobody in town was fond of the sign; I feel like that's an unwarranted assumption. I personally that think humoring the baseless demands of weird people (who seem interested in foisting their beliefs on others) is an unsound social practice.

Honestly, I'm kind of siding with the bacon supporters here. I'm Jewish and don't eat pork, but who cares? How is a sign advertising a food beloved by those who have different beliefs than me offensive?