Something like "does she ever shut up" was just sexist to me. I was surprised they kept it in, given that it would turn women off this show.
shareAre you for real? Saying someone never shuts up is sexist now because that someone happens to be a woman? Incidentally, most people who never shut up ARE women anyway. But he didn't say that.
"Your petty vengeance fetish will have to do withOUT Mr. Groin!"
Not sexist, but certainly inappropriate.
Ever have a pedicure where the Korean girls working on your toes are suddenly speaking in their language in front of you? You know they're talking trash.
I thought manicurist were usually Vietnamese.
shareI was told by bothe Vietnamese and Koreans that Vietnamese did nails and Koreans did donut shops once. ? Either way, I like my pedicures and I like my donuts.
shareYou know. Maybe my pedicurist is Vietnamese. I could have sworn they were Korean. I'm in Canada, so I'm not sure if it's the same everywhere.
No matter. They still talk Sh*t about you.
You must be hell to talk to.
How stating the obvious is sexist is beyond me. Lisa Leslie said the same thing this past episode, so it really is an observation.
"Get out here, son! There's a doin's a transpirin'!!"
I thought it was one of the funniest scenes from the first episode, and I'm a woman myself. I was thinking exactly the same thing Arnie was too, good God has this world become too PC!
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Yes. Too PC. EVERYTHING is offensive and sexist/racist/homophobic these days.
shareSounds like another butt hurt liberal. Get over it already. Good grief. Really tired of people being "offended" by every little thing. And by the way, she was talking way too much.
shareIt's funny but say it in English so people will understand. Contestants don't get the courtesy of captions.
shareHe was right though.
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