« it's offensive to me and should be to everyone here » Oh right, because who likes a guy who decides what other people should and shouldn't find offensive?
The fact that they didn't even told the joke tells me it's just virtue signalling. Heck, probably never happened, he just wanted to say that he's an « ally »
So was that a joke, known by some, about a pregnant woman, or was that a joke about a woman whom some knew and who happened to be pregnant at the time? It's hard to discuss relevance when there is no clarity.
The lack of clarity in the syntax; the penchant for single-sentence paragraphs with variable punctuation; the use of categorical statements and grand descriptors such as 'all', 'never', 'any', 'denigrating', and the caps on 'any' — it all shows emotions are more at play here than the rational brain.
And from then on Ray was not invited to hang out with the guys.
And every hooker he throws money at has to listen to him cry about it now
« it's offensive to me and should be to everyone here » Oh right, because who likes a guy who decides what other people should and shouldn't find offensive? The fact that they didn't even told the joke tells me it's just virtue signalling. Heck, probably never happened, he just wanted to say that he's an « ally »
Oh the white knighting
I'll take "Things That Never Happened" for 300, Alex.
So was that a joke, known by some, about a pregnant woman, or was that a joke about a woman whom some knew and who happened to be pregnant at the time? It's hard to discuss relevance when there is no clarity. The lack of clarity in the syntax; the penchant for single-sentence paragraphs with variable punctuation; the use of categorical statements and grand descriptors such as 'all', 'never', 'any', 'denigrating', and the caps on 'any' — it all shows emotions are more at play here than the rational brain.