The Top 5 Most Offensive Superbowl Commercials [Click for more]

Volkswagen – Get in. Get Happy.

This one has elements that aren’t offensive by themselves, but when you put them TOGETHER it becomes just wrong. I can’t believe this commercial juxtaposes The Partridge Family theme song with images of boring office life. The Partridge Family represented family, artistry, freedom, and togetherness — everything that is antithetical to today’s modern work environment that takes people away from their families and shunts them into soulless, cubic prisons. If The Partridge Family were alive today, and also not completely fictional, they would be disgusted to see the way their song had been appropriated. Continue

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The Top 5 Most Offensive Superbowl Commercials [Click for more]

Taco Bell – Viva Young For shame Taco Bell.

Why don’t we just exploit old people for humor? I’ll tell you why. Because old people are people too. Wouldn’t it be funny if old people did crazy fun things? It would not. You’re exploiting the stereotype that old people are boring, but if you’ve spent any time with the senior population, you would know that they are interesting, exciting people. And don’t say it’s okay because you “have old friends.” Grow up. Continue

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13 Things You Should Stop Doing In 2013 [Click for full article]

Offensive YouTube Comment Fail

He’s not even good at being an asshole.

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Oh, were you looking for the World’s Most Offensive Pair of Pants? Well done, Abercrombie!

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Offensive Draw Something Word

I’d be a lot less offended if it were listed as “hard.” I can never remember which way the pointy things go.

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Hardly Working: Boozy Couple Continued

Pat’s parents explore the city and the boundaries of good taste.

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10 Ways to Make the Internet Better

6. Post Rater-

We’ve already got built-in technology for rating the strength of a new password, why not add a version of that to Facebook and Twitter? That way, any time you were about to post something boring, offensive, or offensively boring, this handy tool would offer up a color-coded critique.

Here’s how it works: GREEN means you’re good to go, YELLOW means your word choice could be better, ORANGE means you probably said something unintentionally racist, RED means you definitely said something intentionally racist, and BLUE means you mentioned the weather. The best part is that whatever color rating you receive, no one will really even care or notice because you’re posting it on the Internet, which is like the digital equivalent of shouting “sure is hot today!” while walking through an uninhabited desert.

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The 7 Relatives You’ll Talk to at Thanksgiving

The Racist One:

Oh, Rachel? We actually broke up because she moved. To Vancouver, actually, not back to “Ching-Chong land”- I’m glad you realize it’s inappropriate, I just don’t think being born in 1976 counts as growing up in “a different time.” Do I want to hear knock-knock joke? Can you count, in your head, the number of times it contains the n-word? OK, you’ve already been counting for too long.

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English Language Swear Words: The Definitive Guide

(Click through to see the rest of Dr. Arthur Fuckingham-Wallaces’ guide and the best GIF we’ve ever made)

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