Most rediculus complaint ever.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

Friend of mine on facebook was bitching that he doesn't like seeing people acknowledging/wishing well single moms who are doing double duty on Father's Day. His complaint is rarely is the equivalent done on Mother's Day.

Imho if this is a complaint you are just looking for reasons to complain.

[Sunstroke]

^^^ That is pretty ridiculous, imo... File that under "Some Folks just aren't happy unless they're unhappy."

[CF DolFan]

That is ridiculous but isn't that the common theme today? Everyone complaining about what offends them is about as bi-partisan as we get in this country these days.

[Tenshot13]

Friend of mine on facebook was bitching that he doesn't like seeing people acknowledging/wishing well single moms who are doing double duty on Father's Day. His complaint is rarely is the equivalent done on Mother's Day.

Imho if this is a complaint you are just looking for reasons to complain.

My most "rediculus" complaint is people who can't spell ridiculous. 

[Pappy13]

I think your friend has a point. Father's day is for the male parent. Mother's day is for the female parent. I don't really see what being a single mother or single father have to do with this. If you feel the need to wish those people a double happy mother's day or father's day on those days, I say go for it. For the record, I'm not complaining about your complaint about your friend's complaint. That would be the most ridiculous complaint ever I think. 

[Dave Gray]

I don't know about this particular instance, but I see the word "complaint" used synonymously with simply pointing out a double standard, as an aside a lot.

As an aside, but not a complaint, here's a double standard that I notice:
It's perfectly acceptable to have a commercial where the man is an idiot (often with money, but it can be with anything -- technology, cooking, managing the kids -- and the woman comes in to save the day from her idiot husband.  The same dynamic doesn't work the other way.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

I don't know about this particular instance, but I see the word "complaint" used synonymously with simply pointing out a double standard, as an aside a lot.

As an aside, but not a complaint, here's a double standard that I notice:
It's perfectly acceptable to have a commercial where the man is an idiot (often with money, but it can be with anything -- technology, cooking, managing the kids -- and the woman comes in to save the day from her idiot husband.  The same dynamic doesn't work the other way.

No it was a complaint not an aside.

[pondwater]

Two more stupid made up days for corporate america to reach into people's pockets. And they fall for it. It's all a money scam.

[suck for luck]

So was this about that idiot Lena duham?