An English women kicked up a fuss in a supermarket claiming 'Big Daddy beef rump steak' was offensive. She didn't know why it was offensive but felt it must be so she complained.
After complaining she googled it and discovered it means someone who was 'good with his wood'. So I'm guessing like a carpenter.
Lmao, I used to work for a Caribbean foods distributor, and we sold a Jamaican line of “just add water” soup packets. They had a chicken soup, but also had separate (I guess male version?) called cock soup, with a picture of a rooster on the packet. That was funny to me for way longer than it should have been. Customers would occasionally pass by when I was in a store checking our sections, and you’d pretty frequently get some chuckles when they noticed the product. I never saw anyone offended, but at Walmart in particular, anything the store’s computer system gave us, or any shelf labels they gave us, those all said “hen soup” (even though it’s a rooster, haha), so somebody at Walmart corporate offices (which are in our country’s “Bible Belt”, incidentally) who approved the product or at least did the data entry was like “what the—NO. No, absolutely not. We’re going to call this ‘hen’ soup.”
Ha! You can get those packets at most grocery stores where I am. lol Also, this is how 3.25% "homogenized milk" was advertised in Canada up until about 15 years or so ago. 😂...
The name "shit on a shingle" sounds gross. It even looks kind of disgusting. LOL
Would it be offensive to set a pair of jiggly, G-cup size, boob-shaped mounds of Jello topped with cherries out on the table at a family gathering and ask "Who wants some Jello boob?"
I read an article on how to make them. I'd experiment with combining the right proportions of peach and cherry Jello, and using fat-free milk instead of water to achieve a realistic color.
Nope, never have, nor would I. Unless they're called "delicious Nazi bites" or something, I could care less. Someone else here on GAG posted an interesting history about a regional food in England called "faggots", and that didn't offend me at all. Nor would it keep me from trying it. To me, it's just a regional thing with a completely different meaning and history behind it that I knew nothing about, and I found it interesting. There's other things in life to get triggered about, but food names isn't one of them. lol
Oh, hell yes. I was at a karaoke bar one time called 'The Troll' and they had Rick Rolls on the menu. Normally I don't mind Rick Rolls but these were infused with helium and made you sing like a girl. I was hitting notes I never thought possible:
It depends, I went to a Steakhouse and I ordered “Roadkill” because it was the cheapest thing on the menu. It was just “Ground sirloin” and it was delicious.
Lol you got in there before me with this question, this is just ridiculous. I read this on the BBC the other day. The human race is in crisis, only some arts of it are more in crisis.
I wonder how Rose feels when she shops for weiners.
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She sounds like an angry Karen. She would go ballistic over some of names of some seasoning combinations in use here in the states. People, like most of the woke left like her, are too fragile for society.
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