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Is it possible to say something offensive, but in a nice way? The question would be perplexing and probably without answers if not for this Instagram account.
Welcome to “Tastefully Offensive,” the page dedicated to sharing the most blunt and direct, sarcastic and funny tweets shared on the internet. They reflect what we all have been thinking lately: from hopes that 2022 is a precedented situation to someone pointing out how Leonardo DiCaprio owes his whole career to the iceberg that sank the Titanic, there’s a lot to digest.
And decide whether the tweets below are offensive or aren’t. Upvote your favorites as you go!
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"Tastefully Offensive originally started as a website for sharing funny and viral content in June 2010 when the Internet was a much different place," Christian Baker, the founder and curator of Tastefully Offensive told Bored Panda.
"It started as a fun side project while I was working as a marketing manager for a wine company. After about a year the website became popular enough to become my full-time job, which continued for around 7 years. During that time, the website branched into several social media platforms including Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram."
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Rochelle Jones 2 years ago
I wish I could upvote this twice. I've started just using random things I see while driving or watching a movie.
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Londo Cotto 2 years ago
Okay, thats actually a bloody good idea but id add a voice that asks "Did you FORGET something"
Today, Christian is a full-time bartender which he calls his main passion in California’s Napa Valley. "But my love for Internet humor has never gone away," he said. "While the site still exists and is a great source of funny content, my main involvement with Tastefully Offensive is curating the Instagram page. I mainly share content (memes) that I find funny, which mostly get sourced from Twitter, Instagram or get shared with me by other IG users."
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Jo Johannsen 2 years ago (edited)
Absolutely! And forgo gooey cheese sauce that turns the chips into soggy mush - use grated cheese!
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Fidgets McGee 2 years ago
Was actually thinking about this just today--men are screwed. They will always be found for that reason.
Christian says that his Instagram page Tastefully Offensive "basically feels like a place where he shares things he finds funny with 230k friends." He added that he loves when followers of the IG page add witty comments on posts and said that they are often funnier than the posts themselves.
When asked what the name Tastefully Offensive refers to, Christian said: "it refers to my sense of humor, which is sometimes on the offensive side but usually still comfortably sharable with parents and grandparents."
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Rob Kneepkens 2 years ago
So many people responding angrily to a twitter joke here like the original poster would even see it
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BoredPandaAddict 2 years ago
exactly! everyone would be so much more healthier and hygienic if you washed your bloomin hands
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Izzy Curer 2 years ago (edited)
I recently learned that acorns also sort of pop. I know it's not really a food, but it's fun to watch them explode out of a fire and zip around like burning hot missiles.
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Jo Choto 2 years ago
The irony is that a lot of academic subjects work that way. Advanced academia is the ultimate pyramid scheme where they try and pull in lots of hopefuls to expensive levels of study to perpetuate their own purpose of teaching and finding replacements along the way. It's the biggest jerk circle on the planet.
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Dolly_of TheCowboy 2 years ago
And then keep standing just at the door occasionally knocking again or trying the handle, even after the person inside has said "Occupied". Bonus points for having others with you and having the conversation "Did someone answer? I'm not sure anyone is in there. The light is on though. Did you try knocking? Maybe try the door again" >.< So helpful
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Nubis Knight 2 years ago
This little piglet didn't go to market to shop there! ;_; (as I just had to learn today).
Mam cymraeg 2 years ago
My 2nd daughter would only eat chicken so we had varieties like chicken pork and chicken beef lol
Fourchette 2 years ago
I can relate : Here we also have forest chicken (mushroom); sea chicken (fish) and soft chicken (tofu) ... lol
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RP 2 years ago
They should be told honestly about the chicken (and all food supply facts) from the get-go as much as possible.
Summer Mason 2 years ago
My dumb ass just realized my daughter didn't know. She's 8. This devastated her for a few days. But she definitely knew pork was pig and beef from a cow. Only one I ever lied to her about was deer.
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Staffan Laring 2 years ago
When the ice cream truck plays it jingle it doesn’t mean it has run out of ice cream.
Bob Belcher 2 years ago
Chucky Cheese hasn't been closed for 9 years and the people inside aren't reinspecting the rides again.
Nazda Pokmov 2 years ago
That money does not grow on trees and daddy has to go to work to make more money.
J. Normal 2 years ago
PLEASE as funny as this is... do not lie to your children. We have enough "lying is ok" in the world, please start teaching them LYING is WRONG
MyCatsTheRealPanda 2 years ago
You definitely should teach you kids lying is wrong, but kids are still kids. That being said sometimes it is better for adults to tell a little fib than to be honest over certain topics. Also, kids(age depending of course) don't have the understanding of everything we as adults think they should. They process things differently. While I agree you should try to always be honest with your kids as much as possible, and in age specific terms, there are circumstances where honesty is not the best policy with children. Some topics just are not for children. A good example of kids processing things differently, we had a nice day here after a long cold streak. I took my daughter outside for a walk. She is 19 months old. She understand a lot, but she didn't understand why she couldn't keep going back outside to walk. She doesn't care that it's cold, or dark, or whatever. She wants what she wants. I had to take her out to show her it was cold and raining and she still didn't understand.
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Chuck daniels 2 years ago
1. Public parks close at dusk 2. If the power grid goes down, the tv is out of juic e 3.The fastest time to throw 10 soft toys into a target is 7.92 sec, and was achieved by James Rawlings (UK) in Chinnor, Oxfordshire, UK, on 1 June 2021. Absolutely a world record 4. Don't lie to your kids.
Donna Clanclan 2 years ago
Stuffed animals don't need sleep, and bath toys don't need nightly playtime.
Tammilee Truitt 2 years ago
My parents never explained a damn thing. No. Clean your room. Put gunsmoke on. Eat that.
Casey Horn 2 years ago
that he has just as much of a chance at being successful if he doesn’t listen to a word you say… ooo or finding out you’re just another dumbass living in the world, not the genius superhero that exists now. i think that scares everyone though. honestly my parents were cool. i don’t have a negative perspective on them. i have imposter syndrome.
Vetus Vespertilio 2 years ago
Convinced my daughter that TV only played a few programs like Friendly Giant, Mr. Dressup, and Mr. Robert’s Neighborhood, and then went off the air until the next day.
Sara Rahmes 2 years ago
Used to give my daughter " sleepy time medicine" water w a little sugar & food coloring. She had to be in bed to take because it makes you fall asleep really fast.
Ivana Bašić 2 years ago
We're vegan, my daughter is 6 and still struggling to accept the last one is true.
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 2 years ago
Mom and dad lied all their life and became that kid who piped up in class with an answer that always starts out with "My mom said...."
Beck 2 years ago
I hate fish. When I was little I thought frozen fish sticks were just chicken and called fish sticks. Inwas horrified at age like 12 when I put two and two together. Have not ate a fish stick in 30 years.
Nadine Debard 2 years ago
But if these sticks tasted good to you, why did you stop eating them?
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Lightningstar 2 years ago
these people just censored the word died i am now sad for future humanity
Robert Thompson 2 years ago (edited)
Voice: What do you do for fun? Me: Work and Church. I don't have time for anything else, so I make the best of it.
Lightningstar 2 years ago
these people just censored the word died i am now sad for future humanity
Robert Thompson 2 years ago (edited)
Voice: What do you do for fun? Me: Work and Church. I don't have time for anything else, so I make the best of it.
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