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Apologise? For what?It's a bit much to blame someone else because your slang isn't up to scratch. Apologising to equationgirl would seem the right thing to do?
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Apologise? For what?It's a bit much to blame someone else because your slang isn't up to scratch. Apologising to equationgirl would seem the right thing to do?
is cunt not misogynistic on Urban too?Ok, twat is still ok, noted.
And I assume cunt is still fine on Urban but I’m not sure about whether it would be misogynistic if used in branding.
What is your position in the growler debate?
Why not read back over the last few pages (say from 108 on) and see if you can work it out.Apologise? For what?
No. I’m not apologising to anyone on your say so, nor because they chose to be offended by something that was only offensive because they chose it to be.Why not read back over the last few pages (say from 108 on) and see if you can work it out.
You should not of course apologise on someone's say so. But you should apologise when you've something to apologise for. And frankly if you go back and look at your posts you'll see, I'm sure, that you've not done yourself any favours here. If I was in your shoes I'd say sorry because it's the right thing to do.No. I’m not apologising to anyone on your say so, nor because they chose to be offended by something that was only offensive because they chose it to be.
If either you, or she, feels you should, and you both should, apologise to me for you passive aggressiveness, I’ll be open to listening.
Just because you don't know the meaning of a term doesn't mean that meaning doesn't exist. Ten seconds on Google would have shown you that bit in bold just isn't true. (In the blog someone posted, Brewdog themselves seem aware of the UK meaning.)No. I’m not apologising to anyone on your say so, nor because they chose to be offended by something that was only offensive because they chose it to be.
dessiato, this really isn't your best look .If either you, or she, feels you should, and you both should, apologise to me for you passive aggressiveness, I’ll be open to listening.
FTR I'm not asking for any apology from anyone (to anyone); we're all grown-ups on here...but you're doing that thing again where you're suggesting that another poster has chosen to take offence, rather than them expressing genuine issues with the word. Just because you were not aware of the alternative usage of the word growler does not mean that others' offence is any less real.No. I’m not apologising to anyone on your say so, nor because they chose to be offended by something that was only offensive because they chose it to be.
If either you, or she, feels you should, and you both should, apologise to me for you passive aggressiveness, I’ll be open to listening.
I find your post and attitude offensive, are you ready to apologise for that?
As the beer-toting youngsters dashed about with such haste, apparently the phrase ‘rushing the growler’ entered the American lexicon (something that would have a very different connotation in the UK, perhaps).
I choose to be offended by this.Just because you don't know the meaning of a term doesn't mean that meaning doesn't exist. Ten seconds on Google would have shown you that bit in bold just isn't true. (In the blog someone posted, Brewdog themselves seem aware of the UK meaning.)
dessiato, this really isn't your best look .
Did anyone else spend a minute squinting at this trying to work out what a paternal girlfriend is, or am I just slow?All very personal taste and all that...but as a huge fan of SN I really have never taken to the Spitfire...just too 'red' and tastes like other, lesser beers. Agree about the ordinary bitter, though...it's a good session ale and always was. Well, since the 1970s at least; my paternal GF would never touch the stuff in the 50s/60's...
I think Azealia Banks uses it to describe hers in L8R and Esta Noche?[/pointless Azealia Banks trivia]Ok, I'll bite. I don't think I've heard/seen anyone use "twat" to decribe genitals before, even though that's supposedly the origin.
Sorry; GrandfatherDid anyone else spend a minute squinting at this trying to work out what a paternal girlfriend is, or am I just slow?
I think Azealia Banks uses it to describe hers in L8R and Esta Noche?[/pointless Azealia Banks trivia]
Anyway, I think we all owe some thanks to comrade teuchter for his tireless work chronicling BrewDog's depravity, I wonder what bit of damning evidence against them he'll turn up next?
...and other brewers sell growlers without feeling the need to play on this double meaning by printing "Growler Club" in huge letters on the bottle.
Why?As you know it's a common insult; growler isn't. Growler is not "just" a term for a vag - it's a particularly insulting, misogynist one.
No worries, I did work it out in the end. And I don't have the rona so no excuse for addledness on my part, hope you get well soon!Sorry; Grandfather
My bad; I have the rona...more addled than normal.
There are it seems no locks on their toilet doorsAnyway, I think we all owe some thanks to comrade teuchter for his tireless work chronicling BrewDog's depravity, I wonder what bit of damning evidence against them he'll turn up next?
Yuk.Why?
What makes it more misogynist than cunt, twat, or minge?
Because…Why?
What makes it more misogynist than cunt, twat, or minge?
Why?
What makes it more misogynist than cunt, twat, or minge?
And I'm out.Because…
Of course it isn’t.You should not of course apologise on someone's say so. But you should apologise when you've something to apologise for. And frankly if you go back and look at your posts you'll see, I'm sure, that you've not done yourself any favours here. If I was in your shoes I'd say sorry because it's the right thing to do.
Yeh once again you see what I'm saying and immediately adopt the contrary viewOf course it isn’t.
Oh, so now it’s a physically unattractive woman too.View attachment 305300
Calling someone a twat, they can be f or m. But with growler it's applied solely to women (5) with at least implied ugliness
I wouldn't trust your hearing as the best arbiterOh, so now it’s a physically unattractive woman too.
Since when? I’ve never heard that and I’m highly intelligent, well read, and worldly wise.
It might well be when one or more posters have called another silly, a beef-witted series offence taker, brainless and bonkers etc. because they called out misogynistic corporate branding.Of course it isn’t.
Your own ignorance being the defence of the corporate offenders?Oh, so now it’s a physically unattractive woman too.
Since when? I’ve never heard that and I’m highly intelligent, well read, and worldly wise.
FTR I'm not asking for any apology from anyone (to anyone); we're all grown-ups on here...but you're doing that thing again where you're suggesting that another poster has chosen to take offence, rather than them expressing genuine issues with the word.
I tend to admire people who consistently and tenaciously challenge what is wrong with the world.Well it doesn’t help that the complainant in question has a record for overreacting to things like this, as long as a donkey’s cock.
I now understand that some find the word offensive. At the time I posted the pic I didn't know of this alternative meaning. However, before anyone explained that it was offensive, and why they saw it that way, I was called out on the post.I hate this stuff. The essence of it is that everything is going along nicely, you have male and female friends, we're all having a nice time and then someone (Brewdog in this case) says HA! Look! There's a difference between us! We can use divisive language (because make no mistake, this is divisive language) to appeal to the demographic we want to reach!' 'But what if it's offensive in a dog-whistle way that divides and alienates those we're not targeting?' 'More publicity you mean? Bring it on!'
It's deliberate and cynical and, yes, actually quite offensive. But unless you're deliberately trying NOT to understand that, everyone has probably worked that out.