100 % true . In my BMW NOBODY lets me pass or merge . But in my Peugeot , everyone waves me in . No shit we have to drop the clutch and accelerate in front of people . <| sep |> Rogue only exists for top players to win tournaments with some version of miracle rogue and it looks like blizz is happy with that . <| sep |> I haven ' t been keeping up since XY , but yeah , same . Though I think I should try starting again , once I get a 3 DS . <| sep |> Awesome ! Can you please make a shirt for the first set ? <| sep |> Skarmory , Mamoswine , Nihilego are all good choices . <| sep |> OwO what ' s this ? <| sep |> Are you sure that the headline meant to particularly highlight the gender ? I ' m not saying it definitely didn ' t but , man is shorter than person or something , and also I think it feels more natural to me . I think referring to a man as man in headlines is probably pretty standard behavior . You could say that that is because headlines highlight it super often , but I think that if a news story was about a woman , they would be fairly likely to call her a woman in the headline also . To me , that seems kind of similar to how in English , we generally say he or she when using third person singular pronouns . What I am saying is not no , you are wrong so much as hm , are you sure ? These points seem like they could suggest otherwise , but idk that they are conclusive . I would welcome counterpoints . regarding highlighting race I have nothing to say . edit oh , wait , nvm , I forgot it could have just used their name . Well , name , who is white , accused of crime sounds more awkward than name , the white man accused of crimehm .