Chemistry.com Takes More Piss Out of eHarmony.

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Because Chemistry.com can no longer poke and prod at any blatant sexual discrimination on eHarmony’s part, it’s decided to produce a banner about how eHarmony’s still a bigot, even if it’s been forced to launch a homosexual dating site.

Chem, get over yourself.

Oh, and in case anybody forgot: Chemistry.com is a Match.com company. From the moment it launched, it would appear its entire raison d’etre is to kick shins without making Match look bad. And that’s not to say eHarmony doesn’t deserve a little shit for making life harder for our same-sex-love chums; that’s to say this ongoing haterade campaign had its day, and the day’s done.

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