Is It Acceptable

If it's all in fun.........definitely :yay:

Only if the other person knows the other person...

Example; Friday night at the campout everyone was busting on Beta and I did not as I just met him.

I at least waited until Saturday :roflmao:
 

Beta84

They're out to get us
Only if the other person knows the other person...

Example; Friday night at the campout everyone was busting on Beta and I did not as I just met him.

I at least waited until Saturday :roflmao:

:yeahthat:

Exactry, oops, I mean Exactly :phew: Glad this was not about ethnicity...


:killingme

obviously there is a difference between friends doing it out of jest and people you don't know or aren't friendly with saying it.
 

migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
Both people, I'm pretty sure I can bust on my friends religion just like I do anything else. If it offended them, then I would stop :shrug:

I agree w/ this post.

So if someone laughed along to be polite and not cause a stink, even though your comments are offensive, it's okay because they are your friend? Have you ever actually asked your friend that you bash due to their religion if it's okay with them?

So we can bash everyone from now on cause they are our friends, based on their religion? So Christian, Jew, Hindu, Buddhist, whatever, deserve ridicule?

Anybody Catholic? I've got a ton of jokes.
 

K_Jo

Pea Brain
PREMO Member
So if someone laughed along to be polite and not cause a stink, even though your comments are offensive, it's okay because they are your friend? Have you ever actually asked your friend that you bash due to their religion if it's okay with them?

So we can bash everyone from now on cause they are our friends, based on their religion? So Christian, Jew, Hindu, Buddhist, whatever, deserve ridicule?

Anybody Catholic? I've got a ton of jokes.

I'm Catholic. Let's hear 'em. :snacks:
 

migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
I'm Catholic. Let's hear 'em. :snacks:

Geesh I don't think I have any boob and Catholic jokes. :ohwell:

A little Catholic kid was praying as hard as he could.

"God," he prayed, "I really want a car." Jumping up and dashing to the window, he saw that the driveway was empty.

"God," he prayed again, "I really NEED a car."

Still, no answer to his prayers.

Suddenly the kid stood up, ran into his parent's bedroom, and grabbed the statuette of the Virgin Mary off the mantelpiece.

He wrapped it up in ten layers of paper, using three rolls of tape and a spool of twine, then stuffed it inside a box at the very bottom of his closet.

"Okay, God," he said, getting down onto his knees again, "If you ever want to see your mother again..."
 
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