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XHonusWagnerX - 6-25-2008 at 01:57 PM

I'm wearing my Sheer Terror shirt at work today for probably the 4th or 5th time in addition to probably 15-20 days of wearing my hoodie (and keeping it on most of the day) before it got really warm.

Well anyway.... my supervisor just came in my office with my union steward saying that someone complained and I cant wear it anymore. I was hoping I would get sent home, but my supervisor thinks the whole thing is stupid and I think he actually felt bad telling me not to wear it anymore.

Fuck bitchy people and people that think EVERYTHING needs to be PC! In the place I work its nothing to hear supervisors, managers etc swearing all the time. We also got a manager guy who might have tourets (sp?) or something, but either way it doesnt excuse him keeping his hand in his pocket and moving it around so much and so fast its like hes jerking off.

BDx13 - 6-25-2008 at 02:24 PM

given some of the stories you've told about your place of work, this is a real surprise!

xChino_Martinezx - 6-25-2008 at 02:27 PM



but all jokes aside, that sucks, man, it's just a t-shirt (a really cool one actually), but it's not hurting anyone... that's like saying ugly people to wear a mask to job because their face is disturbing another employee... it's ridiculous...

on the other hand, that tourette syndrome is very rare, but the hand in the pocket thing looks like a sympton for sure, people with tourette develops physical tics like that, sometimes they develop even verbal tics, that guy doesn't say some words or make sounds suddenly out of nowhere?

JawnDiablo - 6-25-2008 at 02:31 PM

I work amongst hypocrite Jesus freaks .
It's like walking on eggshells half the time with these assholes.

JawnDiablo - 6-25-2008 at 02:32 PM

how much you sell that jacket for?

XHonusWagnerX - 6-25-2008 at 02:34 PM

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Originally posted by xChino_Martinezx

on the other hand, that tourette syndrome is very rare, but the hand in the pocket thing looks like a sympton for sure, people with tourette develops physical tics like that, sometimes they develop even verbal tics, that guy doesn't say some words or make sounds suddenly out of nowhere?


Nope no sounds or words, but hes always moving or waving his arms or rocking back and forth in a chair.

I'm not saying its a problem IF there is a medical condition... my problem is that IF he has a condition then he knows it and if thats the case then he should keep his hands out of his pocket! I wouldnt be surprised if a woman reports him at somepoint.

XHonusWagnerX - 6-25-2008 at 02:35 PM

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Originally posted by juandiablo
how much you sell that jacket for?


Didnt sell it yet. Took down the auction.

Discipline - 6-25-2008 at 02:44 PM

I love my ST shirt and jacket. If anybody doesn't like it when I wear it in public then they can kiss my dick because I'm not living to please them.

xChino_Martinezx - 6-25-2008 at 02:48 PM

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Originally posted by XHonusWagnerX
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Originally posted by xChino_Martinezx

on the other hand, that tourette syndrome is very rare, but the hand in the pocket thing looks like a sympton for sure, people with tourette develops physical tics like that, sometimes they develop even verbal tics, that guy doesn't say some words or make sounds suddenly out of nowhere?


Nope no sounds or words, but hes always moving or waving his arms or rocking back and forth in a chair.

I'm not saying its a problem IF there is a medical condition... my problem is that IF he has a condition then he knows it and if thats the case then he should keep his hands out of his pocket! I wouldnt be surprised if a woman reports him at somepoint.


yeah, your right, any woman could think for sure he's into something else and report him. People always gotta be careful with that kind of stuff, specially at work when people are so bitchy because if someone overreacted to a simple t-shirt, that guy could get a demand on sexual arrastment or something

REV.PAULIE - 6-25-2008 at 03:32 PM

i gotta be honest,here...

i love the fact that something that i have a ham-fisted hand in makes the "norm" uncomfortable...

especially since it's from a lousy t-shirt.

imagine if i took out leases on billboards?

oh,people...

why can't we all get along like crazy grady wilson and bubba?

where's rollo when you need him?

gavin - 6-25-2008 at 03:46 PM

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Originally posted by REV.PAULIE
i gotta be honest,here...

i love the fact that something that i have a ham-fisted hand in makes the "norm" uncomfortable...

especially since it's from a lousy t-shirt.

imagine if i took out leases on billboards?

oh,people...

why can't we all get along like crazy grady wilson and bubba?

where's rollo when you need him?




rollo got busted by smitty and hoppy

newbreedbrian - 6-25-2008 at 03:58 PM

the problem is we need to stop coddling stupid people like this. that's seriously a retarded thing to get upset about. if your life is that sad that you need to report shit like that because of the "serious emotional distress" it causes you, you seriously need to grow the fuck up. either that or give me a sock full of batteries and i'll fucking give you something to be distressed about

JawnDiablo - 6-25-2008 at 04:04 PM

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Originally posted by newbreedbrian
the problem is we need to stop coddling stupid people like this. that's seriously a retarded thing to get upset about. if your life is that sad that you need to report shit like that because of the "serious emotional distress" it causes you, you seriously need to grow the fuck up. either that or give me a sock full of batteries and i'll fucking give you something to be distressed about


i think i may print this out and hang it by my desk at work.

Jason the Magnificent - 6-25-2008 at 04:29 PM

I think I must be in the minority with that shirt. I own one, I have worn it, but I don't think it's appropriate for certain situations.

It's fine for shows, some random party etc etc, but wearing the thing to the grocery store where some kid can read it or just to offend the public at large with my general disdain for them....I'll leave that kind of shenanigans to the JNCO and lipstick Limp rockers and juggalos.

I don't have the option of wearing stuff like that to work, but I'd put common sense into play and say that eventually some idiot is going to be offended and just avoid the whole scenario.

Maybe I'm getting old.

Jason the Magnificent - 6-25-2008 at 04:31 PM

I just noticed I totally missed my 1488th post.

BDx13 - 6-25-2008 at 05:11 PM

i understand jason's point, but...
maybe there's something wrong with me that i don't consider 'drop dead and go to hell' all that offensive.

the 'jesus was a cunt' shirt was offensive!

Discipline - 6-25-2008 at 06:52 PM

I get a lot of shit for my DOA "Festival of Atheists" shirt. The back says "Fuck God, Fuck Satan, We're Atheists."

I can understand why people take offence to it, but when they question me about it I inform them that I take offence to seeing people wearing crosses, yarmulkas (sp?), turbans, or any other type of religious garb. If I'm going to have religion thrown in my face everywhere I go, I feel I have the right to express mine just as openly.

Jason the Magnificent - 6-25-2008 at 07:01 PM

I don't think it's offensive at all, but I'm not going to pretend I'm naive enough to believe most of the rest of the country doesn't.

panzerkreuzer - 6-25-2008 at 07:37 PM

it´s interesting that you all have the problems cause of the backprint. i get my evil looks because of the skinhead on front. most people think i´m a nazi...

XHonusWagnerX - 6-25-2008 at 07:43 PM

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Originally posted by BD
i understand jason's point, but...
maybe there's something wrong with me that i don't consider 'drop dead and go to hell' all that offensive.

the 'jesus was a cunt' shirt was offensive!



I dont think its offensive at all either. The first day I wore it I thought maybe it would be a problem, but on the 20th time I thought it was safe.

I have the 'Jesus is a cunt' shirt too... never wore that one though!

DAK - 6-25-2008 at 07:53 PM

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I have the 'Jesus is a cunt' shirt too... never wore that one though!


There's always tomorrow. ;)

XnMeX - 6-25-2008 at 08:10 PM

At least you can wear tshirts.... I have to wear "casual" dress shirts so I just rock Polos every day (Cheap ass WalMart ones)

Murk - 6-26-2008 at 12:38 AM

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Originally posted by Discipline
I can understand why people take offence to it, but when they question me about it I inform them that I take offence to seeing people wearing crosses, yarmulkas (sp?), turbans, or any other type of religious garb. If I'm going to have religion thrown in my face everywhere I go, I feel I have the right to express mine just as openly.

*stadium applause with a 10 minute standing ovation*

Discipline - 6-26-2008 at 12:26 PM

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Originally posted by Murk
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Originally posted by Discipline
I can understand why people take offence to it, but when they question me about it I inform them that I take offence to seeing people wearing crosses, yarmulkas (sp?), turbans, or any other type of religious garb. If I'm going to have religion thrown in my face everywhere I go, I feel I have the right to express mine just as openly.

*stadium applause with a 10 minute standing ovation*


*Takes a moment to bask in the adulation*:smilegrin:

MyOwnWay - 6-28-2008 at 11:11 AM

Showing my appreciation for two posts I think are spot on...
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Originally posted by newbreedbrian
the problem is we need to stop coddling stupid people like this. that's seriously a retarded thing to get upset about. if your life is that sad that you need to report shit like that because of the "serious emotional distress" it causes you, you seriously need to grow the fuck up. either that or give me a sock full of batteries and i'll fucking give you something to be distressed about




Quote:
Originally posted by Discipline
I can understand why people take offence to it, but when they question me about it I inform them that I take offence to seeing people wearing crosses, yarmulkas (sp?), turbans, or any other type of religious garb. If I'm going to have religion thrown in my face everywhere I go, I feel I have the right to express mine just as openly.