Keurig is for people who actively dislike coffee. And who like their coffee to take slightly longer than an espresso.

American Indians care, that's who.

Oh fuck that.

Cool story bro.

Nobody attacked anybody, but you did immediately latch on to the least interesting aspect of the conversation and inject your boring personal story. Maybe there's some other way I could've written my post — I was happy to talk to other people about it, but I don't have time for pedantic self-absorbed people who want…

If you're any indication they sure can act like them.

To show contempt. You managed to take a conversation that had nothing to do with you, extract the least interesting and relevant aspect and lecture about your personal physical fitness, which, frankly nobody cares about.

It's easy to visualize all kinds of crazy stuff on the visor of your helmet, in the final moments before the F-35 finishes suffocating you to death.

Pretentiously, using plurals for singular subjects as if he were really in England, which he is not.

Already did. Your boring bro talk doesn't interest me.

In case it wasn't clear, I'm not interested in deadlifting or body building, or whatever it is you want to talk to me about.

What are you stupid? No, really, are you a fucking moron. Serious question.

There's some kind of medal for you being able to deadlift your own weight. I know it. Keep telling people about it and someone will eventually give you that medal.

A) Ability to lift 50 pounds does not necessarily equate to being able to make a living at it.

Being a mother and multi-tasking is neither here nor there. The question is not whether it's possible for women to lift that much, nor is it a question of whether they have the capability to lift while doing other things.

I would suggest putting "brawny people only" or any description of the what kind of physique they'd like in the ad, but you ARE the exception. It's not unreasonable to think most women, or most small people (of either gender) can't do heavy lifting, because most can't, but it is unreasonable to explicitly bar them…

Work in a bakery can get pretty physical — if you work at a restaurant, it's often the bakers who are the brawlers — but that's just a stupid ad. There are women who can be just as physical as a man can (or at least as much as needed in this job) and there are plenty of men who can't cut it. Say you need someone who…

Yes, I read your post.

What was the old logo? I don't know if I could pick it out. Definitely not from memory.

Yeah, it's better they just cover it up. That'll make your job easier, right... cos then you won't have to come home and turn on the TV to listen to these damn broads whining about how they made their husbands so mad, like you do all day at work. Something tells me you're probably not a prosecutor.