Awkward much?
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It's Duck Season *Bugs Bunny Voice*
Its Rabbit season (daffy duck voice)
I say he does have to shoot me now...so shoot me now!
Hehehehe *elmer fudd voice*
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Show it anywayTime to play Duck Hunt!!
She's kinda asking for it by duck facing but that is a little messed up of your dad for a first impression
She's asking for it by having pictures of herself, doing her thing, on her, presumably private, Facebook page? Yeah, ok. I better go take down all the photos I have on my Facebook page that random people won't approve of. I don't want to ask for someone to treat me like shit.
28—no one said anyone had to like it, but is it really asking too much of people to not be assholes to each other?
They don't have to like it but they don't have to treat her like shit either.
It was mostly a joke that she was asking for it since duck facing is just terrible. I don't think she should be treated badly for it though.
Facebook, by default, is not private at all...
By putting things in the open, i.e. Facebook, you are for fitting the right to privacy automatically. You are also opening yourself up to criticism from anyone who can see them. Is it nice to criticize? Who knows. But anyone is allowed to criticize when things are in a public domain. Most people post on Facebook a lot because they crave attention etc etc. it is quite reasonable to except there will be some negative comments. If one can't handle it, then don't put things in a public domain.
People are so quick to blame the victim. The dad, an ADULT, should not be making fun of her about her photos. It's never okay to bully someone. Also I'm sure a majority of females have posed with a duck face in at least one of their photos.
#3 Why is your comment one of the top comments? How the hell was she asking for it? She did a duck-face, that's all. It's not a crime. It's not hurting anyone. The Dad might have been joking but it's not a joke if the girl ended up crying her eyes out. She was most probably already nervous and he just made it worse!
I want to buy your dad a drink.
What's wrong with you people saying the dads actions were appropriate??? This poor girl was probably nervous already to meet her boyfriends parents, and then to make it 1000x worse, this guys asshole dad had to ridicule her to the point of tears! and over what, some silly pictures?? damn yall are cold
I don't understand people that are getting their panties in a wad. My family is close knit and as sarcastic as they come. Every newcomer gets treated like the rest of us and if you can't handle it then you aren't right for the family. If you can't take a joke then politely ask that they stop, however I believe it is safe to assume that she didn't speak up and therefore the father who was making jokes kept on thinking he was being funny. People aren't mind readers and in my family every single person that either is dating someone or married in, and didn't get along well with the family, ended up with divorce papers or single. The ones that spoke up about what was or was not okay and had a sense of humor is still around today. people need to relax and stop being offended about every ******* thing that's done or said.
#54 PREACH. My family is the exact same way. If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. Society has lost its funny bone and nowadays everybody is butt hurt about something. If she didn't speak up, you're exactly right that he wouldn't have known he was hurting her feelings. In my family, you HAVE to have a voice or everyone will keep going and laughing, and not that we maliciously joke about each other but we will poke fun at things most people wouldn't dare talk about. In my opinion, it's built my sisters and I up, and it's made us more resilient in our everyday lives. Sarcasm and joking around is healthy. People need to stop getting so offended so easily.
What?! You mean we actually have to READ?? Boo-frickity-hoo.
Sob stories are the entire point of this site, numbnuts.
She totally deserves it!
She deserves to be reduced to tears during a meal because of some goofy Facebook photos. I mean it doesn't convey maturity to take duck face photos but that's a bit over the top.
Come on guys. The duck face may look stupid, but no one should be publicly ridiculed and/or shamed just for being goofy and having fun while taking a photo.
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Show it anywayI went to school with a girl who would duck face in every photo, everyone else would be smiling and it'd be a really nice photo and then she's spoiling it with a duck face. One time I mentioned it'd be a great photo if everyone was smiling (I didn't like her much for multiple reasons) so she had a vendetta against me. It was slightly amusing, she'd always try and get her friends to take pictures with me whilst she's pulling a duck face. In the end she was the one that looked ridiculous. :)
um thats not being goofy they actually think they are being cute and its not and never was cute lol
Fine. Even if it isn't cute my statement still stands. Let them live.
Eh, at least your dad has a sense of humor. Hopefully your girlfriend doesn't take it seriously. :)
I think it's kind of obvious that she did.
Also hilarious that your profile pic is of you duckfacing. I mean I would be pretty upset if someone ridiculed me on a few photos off facebook.
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She's kinda asking for it by duck facing but that is a little messed up of your dad for a first impression
I want to buy your dad a drink.