However, PETA is asking people to use more animal-friendly phrases instead. “I think people are too sensitive. I think people are too politically correct,” said Cathy of Norfolk. Cathy said ...

"This is not going to be our primary focus by any means," PETA spokeswoman Ashley Byrne told The Washington Post. "But, you know, if having this conversation makes people start to think about why ...

Idioms like "kill two birds with one stone," for starters. Killing birds isn't nice, even if you're doing so efficiently! But old habits die hard, and phrases like "bringing home the bacon" have ...

you dirty rat', I don't think that he was really wanting anybody kind or nice coming to him. But that's a historic film." In Peta's letter, Allen asked the dictionary to update this informal entry ...

“This is not going to be our primary focus by any means,” PETA spokeswoman Ashley Byrne told The Washington Post. “But, you know, if having this conversation makes people start to think ...