Scrubbing all evidence of “I Gay Ass” from the Facebook page, IGA Yass released a statement yesterday addressing why they decided to hit pause the competition for now. “Yes if you read #igayassit can be funny, but we will not tolerate our staff being targeted online for some people’s amusement,” management wrote. “Stay tuned for the new way to enter and we apologise to those who actually went to the trouble to enter this time.” Clearly still not reading over their social media posts before hitting publish, people pointed out that IGA Yass could’ve very easily used a different choice of words in their statement instead of sticking their