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Previously on "I hope she wasn't out looking for a 'Hot Lunch'"
Typical of this day and age that she ''stopped in her tracks at the sexist and misogynistic' name and felt completely 'bewildered' as to the supermarket's thought process behind it' BEFORE she went home to apply some (extremely questionable) research on it.
If the feminism movement is having relying on Urban Dictionary to shape their argument and level of outrage then we are pretty much screwed (not). Apart from CUK, is there a more sexist and misogynistic site available anywhere on the web?
What kind of weapons grade idiot looks something up on Urban Dictionary and then tells a newspaper?
"Oh gosh, have I overreacted?" <-- something no woman said, ever.
My guess is that if you check her browsing history you'll find she's been all over "Porn Hub" <-- other specialist web sites are available, apparently.
A horrified shopper has branded Sainsburys 'big daddy' steak sexist and 'wildly inappropriate' and demanded they rename it.
Rose Robinson, from Norwich, nipped into Sainsbury's in North Walsham two weeks ago to grab a few bits when she spotted their 'Big Daddy beef rump steak' on the shelves.
The 38-year-old claims she was stopped in her tracks by the meats' 'sexist and misogynistic' name and felt completely 'bewildered' as to the supermarket's thought process behind it.
She explained: 'I got home and thought ''oh gosh, have I overreacted?'' and looked up 'big daddy' in the urban dictionary to try and gauge a common understanding of the term and it doesn't even just relate to a masculine power boss, there's actually a sexual prowess meaning to it.'
One of the terms, forgive me for speaking freely, that came up on the top of the Google search was referencing someone who is 'good with his wood'.
What kind of weapons grade idiot looks something up on Urban Dictionary and then tells a newspaper?
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