Yes.

relevant

I've found usually when someone gets offended it's because they were just proven wrong in some way or the other person is speaking the truth with valid points.

Story time guys, this post sums up my day.

I work at a shitty americanized italian food restaurant. The rest of the kitchen staff and I usually bullshit in down time; telling jokes, giving each other shit, fake fights, the usual shit a kitchen staff would do.

New kid, white 23 year old prissy dude, working with all of us tonight. Gets mad at our "overly racial" behavior, and our "constant berating of each other". He claims its so bad he cannot work, and walks out.

Mfw this guy got "offended", or rather used it as an excuse, to get out of work and simultaneously trippled my workload for the rest of the night.

tl;dr i hate working with over-sensitive jackasses.

MFW people think they have a valid point because they're insulted

Pic related?

I have no suitable or relatable comment toward this. I just really like this gif.

Being offended doesn't make you right for the same reason being offensive doesn't make you cool.

Just because you got thumbs doesn't mean your content was funny.

offended yet?

And being offensive won't earn you any respect.

**clanmode rolled a random image posted in comment #1585745 at MLP Brony Board ** <-- No

Well, I guess it's my time to tell my story:

>Be me
>Wake up in the morning not feeling like P.Diddy
>Take a shower
>Dry myself only to find out I don't have any t-shirts except for a t-shirt I bought in the Czech Republic
>Go to school
>Go to Human Science class
>Teacher yells at me for wearing that t-shirt telling me that I endorse mass-murderers and I should be ashamed of myself
>Tell her I didn't have any other choice but to wear that t-shirt
>Goes bat-shit insane, everyone in the class in scared and I'm laughing like there's no tomorrow
>Brings me to the principal's office
>Get expelled for 3 days

The picture is what's on my shirt

oops

I can relate to this far too freely... Back in the summer, I visited Boston for two weeks to partake in a mid-IB course that was organised at MIT. To cut a long story short, I had a terrific time save for one little incident (I don't even want to call it that). One day, I was wearing my mock-Superman t-shirt, when out of the blue, a group of Swedish gals approached me (no, you're interpreting this incorrectly) and rather haughtily informed me that my t-shirt, in fact, is 'provocative'. Now I wasn't exactly flaunting it around majestically and, honestly speaking, I didn't really give their condescending remark too much thought at the time, yet it took several days' worth of reflecting for me to realise what a pompous and disdainful move it had been on their part. Fucking wankers trying to exploit political correctness in an attempt to appear righteous, screw you all!

Pic related: it's the t-shirt I wore that day...

Go on. Try to say that arguing with your girlfriend. I fucking dare you.

this definitely had to be a gif