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We definitely use all of those in the US as well, though I haven’t heard the Zodiac one. I was asking more for regional things like this rather than saying it was just something in the US.
We definitely use all of those in the US as well, though I haven’t heard the Zodiac one. I was asking more for regional things like this rather than saying it was just something in the US.
You know, I mostly only know the US examples of this and always assumed it was just more common here, now I’m wondering about generic trademarks around the world.
I hear a lot less people saying it nowadays, honestly
Big oil is doing it much faster.
I don’t think that’s what went down, I think they’re just doing PR damage control behind closed doors. I don’t think this has actually effected their relationship. Jack Black is definitely not a supporter of trump at least.
And whenever it’s a negative story about a dog that isn’t a pit bull, they’ll probably call it one anyway tbh.
Ok, but the controversy over the mnm character was them de-sexualizing the character. This should not be a controversy because this is a positive change. However it’s treated as a controversy in the same level as child slavery in this wiki article. I think this is where we’ve gotten mixed up
Treating a controversy about a fictional character wearing different shoes with the same severity as literal child slavery sounds absolutely exhausting and absurd to me
I think the meme is just showing the ridiculous difference between the company being controversial for literal child labor and imperialist exploitation compared to simply making a female character “less sexy”
That’s what you took from this post?
Maybe you should put your dick away tho, I think there’s better ways to check your vision
Because they probably didn’t and thought “this would make a funny green text” instead
Maybe I was thinking of cellophane