What about the Arrrrrange? I want to hear more about the Arrrrrange!!!!!!

West Hartford here...it's soda. I have never met a single person native to CT who called it anything but soda.

Why is it not a crime when Asian restaurants are racist?

Well...my experience has been that about half of them are more ego than talent.

I'm confident that between the pointless snark, and the utter lack of support for your statement, you'd have the honor of that particular "achievement".

Eh, I wrote a lengthy response before I realized that even if I provide you with countless examples, you probably still wouldn't buy it.

So did you have anything to back that up, or were you just trying to show off your close-mindedness?

You know, if you're going to make a case for something occurring "routinely", you're going to need to do a little better than a single article from over seven years ago.

Yeah, seen that more than a few times with certain topics. It's usually possible to tell based on comment history. The fresh accounts...that just so happened to show up just in time to act like a total asshat for this pet topic are pretty obvious.

Unfortunately, I already did.

you sure are good at making stupid assumptions

So uh...where other than the mainpage did this get shared to?

So what you're saying is that at least some parts of the bondage community have already addressed this potential issue, found a perfectly viable alternate solution, happily moved on with their lives, and are now having a great time without needing to worry about accidentally doing something offensive?

And you sure are good at making stupid assumptions and vacuous posts. Does this make you feel productive?

do we start a war against the entire s&m community now?

It's a poor business decision when a phrase...presented even slightly outside of its intended context...suddenly becomes grossly offensive. You can pretend that such would only happen deliberately, but that's just plain idiotic. Advertising ends up outside of its intended context all the fucking time. The…

Yeah, because sticking Stars of David onto clothing doesn't have any sort of negative implications. In fact, it's obviously a mark of respect for Jewish people...or something.

Wow, them assumptions. I don't even remember taking any sort of stance on the glass itself, beyond that it was a poor business decision that even a tiny bit of forethought could have easily avoided.

There is already at least one perfectly viable alternative in these comments. It was here before I posted my comment.

I think we live in a time where we look to fight these stupid race battles when there is clearly nothing to fight.