@witchesflight For me it's this thing he was doing with his mouth in Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Horrible mouth movements, stupid name... he pisses me off so bad
@reallutze@gunboneyard@taintedavenue A major factor in the case was that people were reporting burns (over 700 people, in fact); McDonald's had paid out over $500k in burn settlements. McDonald's had also done its own research which indicated that customers bought drive-thru coffee intending to drink it immediately
@mawlek@amaldorai@lezzlemynezzle@aedison I chalk it up to people hearing "biased" pronounced with an unreleased stop, which they perceive as "bias". Then they just say/write it that way going forward. Not as aggravating to me as something like "hence why", which signals that the user never thought to look up "hence"
@amaldorai@lezzlemynezzle@aedison It's less the distinction and more that people increasingly don't seem to know that "biased" is the past tense/past participle of "to bias". So they write/say things like "I'm not being bias"