Were the ring tight enough to leave this imprint it would be too tight to get over your knuckle. So it would never work in the first place.
In the second place if a ring is tight enough to leave an imprint in the flesh then anybody seeing your ring finger would know you had removed your wedding ring. So the lettering is pointless.
And in the third place, what message are you giving to your spouse if you hand this to them on your wedding day? It says "I don't trust you" in big flashing neon letters.
You mean somebody has only just noticed that Fart means speed in Danish? Oh boy you'd be really amused if you saw some of the other amusing words they have in many foreign languages. I presume this was submitted by a thirteen year old boy.
@neurohazzard Tourette syndrome does not necessarily involve swearing, that is a popular misconception. You're thinking of coprolalia. Only a minority of Tourette sufferers exhibit coprolalia.
It is a significant problem for sufferers of Tourette syndrome that so many people confuse it with coprolalia.
"Despite the title’s promise, most of this ancient Chinese handbook is about how to win a conflict without needing to fight."
Somebody is confusing war with battle. A battle is where you fight. Wars are usually "long periods of boredom punctuated by moments of sheer terror." Those moments are the battles. Many wars have been more about diplomacy than fighting.
Seriously though if this sort of thing upsets people then they need to check in at their local reality service centre to get their sense of perspective calibrated.
They've been doing this in Iceland for ages. Not only that but they even do it with off road cars with sand scoop tyres. But of course once it happens in the US it suddenly becomes news.
The civil rights issue is not the biggy here. The biggy is a public safety issue. So they've got a potentially armed suspect and they think it's a good idea to start cuffing people within view of the suspect? What if the suspect had panicked and opened fire in among all those innocent and cuffed people?
I always thought Lennon was talking crap about that, but then he did talk a lot of crap. He was simply trying to make excuses for the song. If you're going to write a song about something you should have the balls to admit that it's about that thing. I suspect he didn't have the courage of his own convictions. McCartney clearly did.
In the second place if a ring is tight enough to leave an imprint in the flesh then anybody seeing your ring finger would know you had removed your wedding ring. So the lettering is pointless.
And in the third place, what message are you giving to your spouse if you hand this to them on your wedding day? It says "I don't trust you" in big flashing neon letters.
And who says you have to lose something to learn something?
What is this Beavis and Butthead?
It is a significant problem for sufferers of Tourette syndrome that so many people confuse it with coprolalia.
Somebody is confusing war with battle. A battle is where you fight. Wars are usually "long periods of boredom punctuated by moments of sheer terror." Those moments are the battles. Many wars have been more about diplomacy than fighting.
Seriously though if this sort of thing upsets people then they need to check in at their local reality service centre to get their sense of perspective calibrated.
Jeeeeesusss but cops are dumb!