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"  A new addition to the (long) list of unacceptable punchlines comes courtesy of Minibar in Austin, Texas. Instead of its daily specials or happy hour deals, last weekend a Minibar employee decided to run with an &amp;quot;edgy&amp;quot; joke on the chalkboard placed outside. That joke: &amp;quot;I like my beer like I like my violence: DOMESTIC.&amp;quot; Believe it or not, this quip was not well received! An angry Austin resident \u2014 and volunteer at a women&amp;#039;s shelter in the city \u2014 shared a photo of the chalkboard online, and outrage quickly mounted (as is wont to happen on the Internet). Minibar&amp;#039;s owner has since stepped in to apologize, saying he &amp;quot;doesn&amp;#039;t condone the sign.&amp;quot; The employee responsible has been fired, and for the remainder of October, $1 from every domestic beer purchased will be donated to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Because everyone likes apologies like they like their, say, designer handbags: genuine, and well-crafted.  Photo Credit: Good Morning America/Seetha Kulandaisamy  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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