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Perfectly fine response to a rude customer.

• tempodox 11y ago
  As the owner of a business you're entitled to do as you like, but this still makes him look like a pansy.
  • masterponomo 11y ago
    No car for you!
  • throwaway433 11y ago
    > pansy This is a homophobic term of abuse. Please reconsider attacking people by saying that they are gay. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pansy http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pansy
    • camperman 11y ago
      He's using the last of the definitions you linked to: "one that is generally unmanly." No homophobia anywhere to be seen.
      • riskneural 11y ago
        I also grew up using pansy as in weakling, as in like the flower. Gay men can be pansies or not. Straight men can be pansies or not. Sometimes I am a pansy. Sometimes I am not.
      • ghaff 11y ago
        There is a connection to offensive meanings even if it's not strictly a slur. It's the wrong word here anyway--really the opposite of what I would take as the intended meaning. The behavior being argued here certainly isn't weak; those arguing against it are saying that it's overly aggressive.
        • tempodox 11y ago
          Sometimes being overly aggressive is exactly what marks you as a weakling.
        • camperman 11y ago
          "There is a connection to offensive meanings even if it's not strictly a slur." Honi soit qui mal y pense.
    • pc86 11y ago
      If you really felt that strongly about it I don't think you'd create a new account just to say so.