Today, my professor, who was born without arms, asked somebody "need a hand?" There are over 300 students in that class and I was the only one laughing. FML
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videogame_loser 0
Not going to lie, I would've laughed
Seegtease 0
You did the right thing. Everybody who didn't laugh are dry boring people. I bet the professor said it on purpose, and would have felt bad if nobody laughed at all! Go you!
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locococoa3 5
Sucks that no one else in your class has a sense of humor
MaryPoppins88 14
Lol it's his fault for asking that way I would have laughed too
CaptnNorway 10
You know, most people have a sence of self irony ... I guess he said it as a joke:P I remember one time I sat next to a standup comedian without legs or arms, it was the funniest trip I've ever had, anyway this is relevant becouse he almost only made crippel jokes!
fantasyworld 39
If it's the person with the disability that's making the joke it's ok to laugh.
cutiegirl12326 17
I just died reading it
Emyka 26
I would've laughed too, you are not alone.
Scrat382 8
No problem there. A blind friend of mine often says "See you!". It's not you joking about disabilities. If they say it, its OK.
maserle 8
no i wouldve laughed too.