I have never once thought of sexism because of the word
mansize and the four ladies in the household, my mother, wife and two daughters, said that it had never even remotely crossed their minds, and I hasten to add, this is not because l make the purchase.
However consumers have tweeted Kleenex to ask them why its products still use the term "
Mansize", saying "the world is changing" and that "it is 2018".
A spokesman said they didn't believe that the
Mansize branding "suggests or endorses gender inequality" but decided to rebrand the product because they take feedback from consumers "extremely seriously".
However, critics on social media tweeted Kleenex to ask them why its products still used the term "
mansize", saying "the world is changing" and that "it is 2018".
I like
mansize tissues and I even like Yorkies being advertised as for men, makes me feel like I'm breaking the rules if I buy one.
Tissues are binned KLEENEX is scrapping its "
Mansize" tissues branding after consumers complained it is sexist.
So go on, pop into your nearest Poundland to claim your free Yorkie Pouch of
Mansize Buttons and give Dad a treat!
The new movie is "Chappie," the pet name given to a
mansize robot that is one of many such "living" machines, made specifically to do police work on Earth in the future.
They're available in
mansize in a neat little box that tidies away nicely.
In the much anthologised '
Mansize in Marble' from Grim Tales (1893), in which the new wife is apparently raped by two stone effigies of carousing knights from the village church, the possibly impotent or sexually nervous husband recoils from the final image of his childlike Laura transformed into an eroticised corpse:
Our friendly, ever-smiling waiter proudly brought in Ruth's thalia on a heated serving plate and swiftly returned with the rice from the pounds 6 menu - not exactly a
mansize portion - along with two chappatis and a naan.
In "The End of March" Bishop spent more time on the image of the kites than she did in "Suicide of a Moderate Dictator," teasing it out over the course of several lines, playing with the rhythms, and hinting again at metaphor with "snarl," "
mansize," and "sodden ghost." She made the later image more human and more animal at the same time; there is a blending of worlds that plays with the idea of an afterlife.