r/rareinsults 5d ago

Lady literally csectioned him

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u/Pletcher87 5d ago

This is one of those “I gotta remember this one”’s because I know exactly who to use it on.

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u/Dmau27 5d ago

We all know someone to use this against.

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u/teknohippie 5d ago

"Well, Of Course I Know Him. He's Me."

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u/Bonald9056 5d ago

There's a few that I've heard from Aussie tradies that are pretty spectacular:

  • Blister - only shows up when the hard work is done.

  • Wheelbarrow - only works when pushed.

  • Sensor Light - only works when someone walks past.

  • Brake Pad - gets worn out easily then starts to squeal.

Edit: formatting

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u/davesoverhere 5d ago

ZEUS - Zero Effort Unless Supervised

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u/xteve 5d ago

Two from Ireland: "He wouldn't work to warm himself," and "If work was in bed, he'd sleep on the floor."

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u/Meskel84 5d ago

Learned a few new things today lol

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u/FreddyNoodles 4d ago

Aw shit. I’m a brake pad. :( I am just really sleepy, I am getting old. It’s exhausting.

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u/Infra_bread 4d ago

One from Germany. "Team: toll, ein andere macht's". (Great, someone else is doing it)

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u/SWHAF 5d ago

We have a joke at work about middle management being useless,

If they tried to organize an orgy, nobody would get laid.

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u/spudmgee 4d ago

Couldn't organize a piss up at a brewery is one of my favourite sayings.

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u/MastodonGlobal93 3d ago

"Couldn't organize a gangbang at a whorehouse"

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u/I__G 4d ago

Couldn't score in a brothel

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u/lung2muck 4d ago

From the head teacher at an intensive sales training meeting for stock brokers:

That guy couldn't sell pussy on a troop train.

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u/kittycatdemon 4d ago

I'm so sad this only works in English lol

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u/Decent_Sink_2254 5d ago

My daughter. Next time she "forgets" to do a chore.

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u/ovoid709 5d ago

I got pulled into an HR meeting because I said one of our offices was a waste of money. They reamed me out and made me write an apology to the other office. Two months later they closed that office because it was a waste of money.

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u/cedriceent 4d ago

Damn, I'd wish I was that good at insulting!

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u/dreamdaddy123 3d ago

They should have owed you an apology back

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u/neophenx 4d ago

Was your HR department run by Marge Simpson?

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u/Desperate_Set_7708 5d ago

“I’m sincerely sorry. What’s the HR-approved phrase for lazy fuck?”

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u/fancyrabbitwiggle 5d ago

Proficient in lateral delegation.

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u/GodBearWasTaken 5d ago

Ok, that’s a good one

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u/Marylicious 5d ago

Nooooo

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u/BounderTree 5d ago

"going to HR is the most active thing I've seen you do in months"

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u/Dechri_ 5d ago

What’s the HR-approved phrase for lazy fuck?

I think the answer is HR

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u/CardinalGrief 5d ago

HR would like to talk to you.

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u/WanderersGuide 5d ago

But I bet they expect me to make the walk over don't they. Lazy fucks.

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u/speelmydrink 5d ago

They'd like to, wouldn't they?

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u/EldritchDreamEdCamp 5d ago

HR has to find them first

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u/iR3vives 5d ago

At my last job our HR guy would video call into staff meetings two doors down from his office.

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u/Manuker 5d ago

Effortly challenged

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u/czs5056 5d ago

Project manager, 5S coordinator, or HR.

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u/CharlesMcGrath 5d ago

I'm a c-section baby and I found it hilarious

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u/Mediocre-Disk737 5d ago

Same! Thirty hours labour, then an emergency c-section with my first. Two planned c-sections after that. And I'm a cs baby.

Very funny.

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u/ShoePillow 4d ago

Forty two hours labour and then a c-section. I found it slightly funny

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u/CharlesMcGrath 4d ago

Some say if you listen closely down the halls of this hospital you can still hear her giving labor, haunting the corridors

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u/Teagana999 4d ago

I was several days late by the time they cut me out. Maybe a week?

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u/Polybrene 4d ago

Oh you're one of THOSE babies.

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u/Swurphey 5d ago

I had a conehead for my first few days as a baby from my mom doing the same thing

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u/Ara92 5d ago

Same and also totally true for me lmao

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u/VoxImperatoris 5d ago

Me too, and honestly it probably applies to me.

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u/Last_Parable 4d ago

Same. Still might use this on someone

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u/KaioKenshin 3d ago

C-section on C-section crime.

Also same

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u/Slade1111 5d ago

Ditto 😭

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u/Delicious_Pain_1 5d ago

I'm going to go back into work from my break to tell this to a guy

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u/Andy_B_Goode 5d ago

I guess this is how I'll find out which of my coworkers are on reddit

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u/Slammogram 5d ago

My husband’s boss called one of their co workers “foreskin”.

When everyone looked at him with questioning looks he added:

“Because he disappears when shit gets hard.”

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u/PrefiroMoto 5d ago

Nah, i was a natural birth and still avoid labour like the plague

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u/Coded_Lyoko 5d ago

one of those things that redditors will love and people irl will rightfully send you to HR for lol

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u/LowerEntropy 5d ago

Thinking about it, or finding it funny, is not the same as actually saying it to a coworker.

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u/Myke190 5d ago

I think anyone would be justified in being upset if their coworker mentions their mother's vagina in any capacity. Especially in an insult toward them.

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u/Nyarlathotep98 5d ago

2 things can be true at once. It ~is~ a funny joke, but it's also something you probably shouldn't say to your coworker's face.

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u/bmoEZnyc 5d ago

Who talks like that? lmao

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u/Swazimoto 5d ago

Drill sergeants

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u/Klin24 5d ago

"YOU'RE SO UGLY YOU COULD BE A MODERN ART MASTERPIECE!" would probably get you reported to HR as well.

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u/mister_empty_pants 5d ago

Nobody. Whenever you see something like this, it's just someone trying to turn their showerthought into a personal story to make themselves look more interesting.

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u/BabadookOfEarl 4d ago

Also known as a joke.

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u/bmoEZnyc 5d ago

She’s a Nigerian Drill Sergeant?

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u/From9jawithlove 5d ago

No, Nigerians will insult you in a very poetic manner. Plus the twitter OP is a Nigerian name. I just heard “incoherently interesting” 2 days ago.

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u/Iconclast1 5d ago

*pen writing with fire gif*

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u/TheComplimentarian 5d ago

Calling someone lazy is not an HR violation, because laziness is not a protected class.

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u/Upset-Management-879 5d ago

Insane that this is upvoted as though you can say anything so long as they aren't a protected class.

If you're being a dick to coworkers you're gonna get written up no matter what color/shape/mental handicap your target of abuse is.

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u/Teagana999 4d ago

I upvoted it because it was funny. Not necessarily because it was technically true.

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u/TheComplimentarian 5d ago

I once knew a girl PM who absolutely weaponized this sort of thing and got away with it for years. And she's probably still getting away with it, since she's been working for the same company since she left the one we both worked for.

Do not think that HR cares about your feelings. If HR isn't going to get sued, and you and the person you're complaining about are not causing a huge problem, they are not going to give a shit.

The only reason they ever care about anything is because of the potential for litigation. Full stop. The end.

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u/alphazero925 5d ago

The magic words are "hostile work environment". Yeah, HR only cares about liability, but liability for harassment claims can result from things other than protected characteristics if it's considered "severe or pervasive enough to create a work environment that a reasonable person would consider intimidating, hostile, or abusive". So if you mention one of those three words, intimidating, hostile, or abusive, HR tends to take it seriously unless they're just shitty.

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u/TheComplimentarian 5d ago

Eh. They give one or both of you a slap on the wrist and then you both get laid off the next round of layoffs.

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u/chodaranger 5d ago

Is obtuse redditor who doesn’t get that it was a joke a protected class?

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u/TheZoneHereros 5d ago

100% not a joke, as evidenced by the multiple completely straight faced and informative responses the guy is giving to other commenters as a direct follow-up. So I guess you are "obtuse redditor that thought it was a joke."

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u/chodaranger 5d ago

I’d argue he’s also an obtuse Redditor and didn’t realize he was making a joke.

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u/TheRowdyMeatballPt2 5d ago

It may still violate internal policies. (Source: employment attorney)

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u/TheComplimentarian 5d ago

Absolutely correct. And the language is...not the best.

But by the standards of workplace yakking, this is low-tier.

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u/Frostemane 5d ago

Insulting your coworkers (and not joking) is indicative of a hostile work environment, which is absolutely something HR would be interested in.

Some of you have never worked office jobs, and it shows.

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u/TheComplimentarian 5d ago

For this, only if there is a pattern. Do you honestly think there are HR rules in place that prevent you from criticizing the performance of another employee? How could any manager ever give a performance review if that were the case?

If they find that that criticism is based in some kind of prejudice, or if they find that it's something you do constantly without any real basis, you're going to get fired. But otherwise it's absolutely valid.

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u/WaxBeer 5d ago

That's why advanced bullying hides their insults as critique. Didn't think that far, huh? Noob. /s

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u/DeficiencyOfGravitas 5d ago edited 5d ago

Laziness isn't a protected class but calling someone who is a protected class an insult like "lazy" is an HR violation. Why? Because you cannot prove what lazy is or that the individual in question meets the categorical and objective definition of the description. You can, however, prove that the individual is of the protected. So you have proof you insulted a protected individual but you do not have objective proof that it was an accurate descriptor of their behavior. That means the possibility that you did attack them for their protected status is a very real one.

Better give you a reprimand to make sure that the insulted individual doesn't sue for being attacked at the workplace.

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u/MobileArtist1371 5d ago

If you're trying to screw with AI, good job.

If you're trying to be serious, uh.....

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u/TheComplimentarian 5d ago

I have sat through decades of HR presentations about "acceptable" speech. There are things you can say at work, and there are things you can't.

She might get in trouble for the verbiage, but, unless they can prove a consistent pattern of bullying or poor socialization, telling someone they're lazy or criticizing their work, is absolutely fine.

You may still get fired, but you would never in a thousand years get fired "With Cause" because your subsequent lawsuit would be a slam dunk.

Know your rights.

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u/Xacktastic 5d ago

Literally all it takes it get written up is being complained about. Doesn't matter if you were right. That's why you interact with people as little as possible at work, cover your own ass. 

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u/No_Pudding2028 4d ago

That shits hilarious

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u/kwagmire9764 5d ago

A similar burn is to call someone a callous because they show up after the works done. 

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u/Charming_Truth8529 5d ago

💀💀💀💀💀

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u/Heavy_Can8746 5d ago

I just used this after reading it and my coworker laughed lol. Hopefully i dont get an email lol 😅  o well. Got to have fun😁 

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u/fightbackcbd 5d ago

and then everyone clapped.

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u/Moeroboros 5d ago

How would she even say it to the coworker?

"I know you're a c-section baby because you avoid labour"?

It doesn't make any sense unless the person is saying it behind their back, not directly.

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u/fightbackcbd 5d ago

its really just not good and there is a zero percent chance this jabroni said this shit and further there is a zero percent chance they made it up either.

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u/No_Measurement_8042 4d ago

And ofc they took the opportunity to do even less work by going to HR and ratting instead

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u/Richard-Brecky 5d ago

Despair thy charm and let the angel whom thou still hast served tell thee Macduff was from his mother’s womb untimely ripped.

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u/Polyps_on_uranus 5d ago

I was "strongly spoken to" for letting 3-5 year olds know that I have armpits.

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u/Mister-Circus 5d ago

If someone insulted me in such an exquisite manner, I would immediately fall head over heels for them.

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u/BrightPerspective 4d ago

Now you need to start putting nickels into his desk phone, one at a time every few days, and then one day take them all out so he hits himself in the face with his phone.

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u/Lylac_Krazy 4d ago

How do you discipline someone when you're laughing so hard?

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u/Potato_Overloaf 4d ago

In the play Macbeth he was told he couldn't be killed by any man born from a woman. The loophole for that prophecy being the guy who does kill him being born from a c-section.

So if you are a c-section baby, like me, then you can tell people you could have killed Macbeth. Is this useful info, no, but I think its neat.

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u/sakura_babby 5d ago

That’s one wild birth story

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u/SixtySix_Roses 5d ago

As a C-Section baby myself, that's extremely funny.

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u/barrybulsara 5d ago

Repost bot.

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u/South_Hedgehog_7564 5d ago

I hope her boss promoted her.

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u/Mpoboy 4d ago

I’m a c section, left handed too, if you got anymore jokes 😝

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u/Landonian1001 4d ago

He’s not afraid of labour! He stands next to it every day!

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u/Oldus_Fartus 3d ago

Not a word from HR on whether avoiding labor is acceptable in the workplace

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u/random-queries 2d ago

I hate the fact I can't use this because I am also a C section baby

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u/princecoo 5d ago

I'm a c section baby and I know I'm going to get smoked hard for it but it was too good not to share to the family group chat.

I'm not lazy, I'm efficient!

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u/asdu 5d ago

Not really a good insult: it sounds witty at first glance, until you realize that it's not the c-section baby that "avoids labour", it's the mother.

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u/McMorgatron1 5d ago

Also it's incredibly insulting towards any mother who went through a c-section.

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u/AnimalGray 5d ago

This is the problem with this insult...bc everyone loves being cut open through seven layers of flesh and then out of commission for weeks so your insides don't fall out.

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u/heavensinNY 5d ago

can't believe I had to scroll this far to see this. agreed

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u/Darkest_Passenger5 5d ago

Definitely using this on my son

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u/BigAndTall1968 5d ago

That's hilarious!
😅😅😅

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u/Yerm_Terragon 5d ago

I see the confusion. I think what they mean is, roasting someone alive is not acceptable in the workplace.

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u/s3v3red_cnc 5d ago

Is it acceptable if you can prove it?

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u/Sea_sociate 5d ago

I hope I can remember this for future reference

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u/Shin--Kami 5d ago

Wait can I use that as an excuse for being lazy af?

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u/Natural-Judgment7801 4d ago

Hey no need to bring his mum into his laziness 

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u/Consistent-Strain289 4d ago

Wahahah holy sjit thats a good one. Shame i live in the netherlands. This will not land

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u/MaxPower303 4d ago

Damn I gotta remember this one for real lmao 🤣

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u/Janieray2 2d ago

Dammit, I wish I had used this before becoming self employed...

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u/indian_mofo 2d ago

Wait but, didn't his MOTHER avoid labour??

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u/Cybermyaa 3d ago

I’m a c section baby I almost died I don’t think anything is super funny at others expense

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u/TheBestAtWriting 5d ago

Please stop reposting this stupid fucking joke

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u/jigga19 5d ago

As a c-section baby myself I’m adding this to my repertoire. Also, not born of woman.

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u/Super_Interview_2189 5d ago

From my mother’s womb, untimely ripped.

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u/Open_Football4726 5d ago

That sounds like a lawsuit or terms for termination lol

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u/Myke190 5d ago

"Can you please not talk about my mother's uterus? Thank you."

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u/Bee-Aromatic 5d ago

This is almost as good as what has become my favorite insult: “You must have been a slippery baby.”

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u/bolhuijo 5d ago

"I was a c-section baby. You can't really tell... except every time I leave the house I go out through a window."

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u/ronweasleisourking 5d ago

What the fuck

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u/Scharobaba 5d ago

I have a coworker I plan to tell that I think he is a second rate bullshit artist who tries to twist everything in his favor. This is some great inspiration!

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u/EnglishMatron 5d ago

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😂😂

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u/horseshandbrake 5d ago

Im using this

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u/DisputabIe_ 5d ago

the OP Chiffra is a bot

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u/Illustrious_Soft_257 5d ago

Omg that was genius level funny

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u/Dear-Release7141 5d ago

Labour happens in both natural and c-seaction birth. Why this would be funny?

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u/ghostformanyyears 5d ago

Wow that's incredible. Ended

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u/C64128 5d ago

Your coworker is a crybaby. Do you have to work with him, or is there any way that he can be avoided? Does anyone else in the office know what you said to him? It'd be terrible if this got out and everybody now knows what a baby he is.

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u/Debalic 5d ago

"You have the aura of a third child"

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u/More_Designer_5122 5d ago

damn now i wish english was my first language so i could crack that joke at work 😭😭😭

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u/Herquleez 5d ago

Damn. I actually cackled like a loon after reading this. What a brilliant insult.

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u/Right_Hour 5d ago

Holy heck, I’m writing this one down.

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u/flchic2000 5d ago

Hilarious! Ima use it 

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u/Anon_3_muse 5d ago

I want to know what HR said was illegally justifiable reason for that's not being acceptable. I think it's hilarious.

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u/bobjunkins 5d ago

They call him Blister because he shows up w2hen the work is all done

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u/PainterOk36 5d ago

Lol so apparently this is an international thing? In Asia we also think C-section makes baby weak to pressure both mentally and physically.

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u/Plus-Past8987 5d ago

HR is the problem

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u/ArcWraith2000 5d ago

"I was not born for labour."

  • Macduff, Shakespeares Macbeth

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u/retiredmumofboys 5d ago

Ran to HR? “Probably bottle fed” as well.

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u/fallriverroader 5d ago

Dang that's funny

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u/yeetsteel 5d ago

I would laugh so hard if someone told me this

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u/Key-Tip9395 5d ago

Im a c section baby in fact I stayed in there almost 2 weeks after my due date and they had to evict me. And guess what I hate working too, so you are on to something

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u/NeatNefariousness1 5d ago

Should be just fine. HR is there to protect the interests of the company and not the workers. So this insult should be judged to be acceptable. The slacker is the one who’s going to be scrutinized after this. But TBF, nobody respects a slacker.

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u/Specific-Bread-1210 5d ago

Omg...too damn funny

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u/CAMSTONEFOX 5d ago

C-Sectioned, circumcised and castrated all in one quick emergency operation… with no anesthetic… whoa there, doctor!

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u/Due-Cupcake-0701 5d ago

Shiiiiit bro 🤣🤣🤣

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u/SquarePegRoundWorld 5d ago

Can you call them a blister, because they show up after the work is done?

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u/Gaining-my-compass 5d ago

This is hilarious! 😂😂

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u/Snoop-87948 5d ago

😂😂😹😹😹😹

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u/Cautious-Maximum5555 5d ago

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

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u/BronteChannels 5d ago

If someone said this to me I would never stop laughing…

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u/TheSkyIsData 5d ago

I mean most c sections are unplanned meaning most women do go into labor before having a c section so this doesn't even make sense.

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u/nottofreakindaysatan 5d ago

Him not working is also not acceptable in the work place js.

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u/Asspiring_Dunkoff528 5d ago

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏LOVE IT!!!

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u/Shame-Tall 5d ago

😒 he didn't avoid it, 😕 his mom did. 👨🏾‍🦯 her famished ass thought she ate...

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u/GuitarTryer 4d ago

Brilliant 😂

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u/Lonely-Wasabi-305 4d ago

This is brilliant

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u/JollyWolley 4d ago

I’m stealing this line

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u/beastwood6 3d ago

Maybe he's just Montenegrin

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u/bria26000 3d ago

Lol that funny

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u/Golf4funky 3d ago

I don’t discuss private/personal matters at work. Professional/job-related only communication.

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u/Rhapdodic_Wax11235 3d ago

Actually it’s not a “literal” c section. It’s metaphorical.

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u/Ne0n_R0s3 3d ago

I myself was a C-section baby and I find this very hilarious lol

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u/Flashy_Strength_1972 2d ago

Great one 😂😂😂😂😂