I believe I recall reading somewhere that a female friend of his made the shirt for him.
I would rather sleep in a warm bed next to my wife then sleep in the chicken house.
There is something about offending judgmental small minded people that appeals to me.
If you have to devote time to explaining your outfit so people don't get offended by it, you probably should just wear something else.
If you have to devote time to explaining your outfit so people don't get offended by it, you probably should just wear something else.
I like the shirt. Wouldn't have worn it purposefully though if I was going to be on TV. Still, even if someone got upset at me wearing a shirt like because I was on TV with a shirt like that, I wouldn't give a flying fart about their sensibilities.
My wife gets pissed when I treat her as an equal. She absolutely refuses to operate a chainsaw or even skilsaw. Ask her to help do a brake job and she acts like she does not want to get grease under her nails.
Last summer when I was building the new chicken yard, she could not handle the 100 degree temps. Her contribution to the chicken yard was to bring me water and check on me.
In return I got my meals cooked and my clothes washed.
What gives me the right to be a sexist pig? Between my wife and I, if someone will go to the emergency room for staples and a tetanus shot, it is going to be me.
If you want to be treated as a true equal, then act like it.
That scientist in the opening post, I am willing to bet he made a lot of sacrifices to get where he is at.
But yet someone unwilling to make those same scarifies criticizes him?
If you have to devote time to explaining your outfit so people don't get offended by it, you probably should just wear something else.
Pro-tip: You're not doing it correctly
Nothing gave you the "right" to be a sexist pig, you choose to act like that. When one makes such a choice one must live with the consequences.
If someone is offended by a girl in a bikini they are either from the 14th century or the middle east. Neither of which mean two shits when it comes to what I wear, unless I am in that place.
I see it as inappropriate in a professional sense. I think calling it sexist is going too far. Poor taste, yes.
I think the real issue here...
Nothing gave you the "right" to be a sexist pig, you choose to act like that.
When one makes such a choice one must live with the consequences.
Is all the haters. Yeah, the shirt is stupid and his employer should have a dress code. Used to be we'd scold people and not try to ruin their lives.
Two things:
You have no right "not" to be offended.
Nothing gives you the right to be a bully.
Wearing a shirt is not the same as a physical assault. So those who are offended have to right to retaliate.
Stephen Fry said:It's now very common to hear people say, 'I'm rather offended by that.' As if that gives them certain rights. It's actually nothing more... than a whine. 'I find that offensive.' It has no meaning; it has no purpose; it has no reason to be respected as a phrase. 'I am offended by that.' Well, so fucking what.
I just see a bunch of people voicing their opinions (pretty much scolding him).
I love it when liberals are offended. I love the smell of feminist anger in the morning, it smells like victory.
Mission accomplished.
Which they have no right to do.
People have no right to voice their opinions? I'll keep that in mind the next time you comment on literally anything.
People have no right to voice their opinions? I'll keep that in mind the next time you comment on literally anything.