40 Times People Did Exactly What They Were Asked To But The Results Were Hilarious

Yes, I am the real Foxxy. I had 2 trolls that kept copying my name and profile pic for a while and then one of them just stopped and the other kept getting reported and blocked but then they would create a new profile and name themselves things like Original Foxxy has herpes, Foxxy slurps horse semen, Foxxy is annoying as hell, Foxxy raped my dog etc. In total they created approx 11 different accounts to troll me. I haven’t seen them in a couple of weeks so I think they either got their IP address banned or they gave up.

So sorry you are/were having to deal with those trolls. Hope they leave you alone from now on.

To Rissie: English is my first language. UK English, although I'm from nz. Never have I seen "motivate" used like this. Expound upon/Elaborate/Defend/Explain your answer is how we had it put to us at school. Pls don't be so rude and assume that if I don't speak with your particular vernacular that i cannot speak english. Even if I didn't, your statement is needlessly rude.

I agree Lauren and Dorothy, I've never seen it used this way. I'm American, and have a Masters. Never seen it. Rissie, you are super rude

UK English person here - never heard motivate used this way before either.

Never heard of "motivate your answer" either.

American, never heard it used this way before.

Australian English: we use it sometimes, actually. Like you guys are saying, it means expand on, explain, etc.

Please see @Purple lights comment: "Motiveer je antwoord, is quite commonly used in the Dutch language, maybe it slipped from there into South African English."

Never heard it myself. I only speak American English.

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Are you joking? Or is English maybe not your first language? Because motivating an answer is a very common way to say you need to elaborate on it.

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Motiveer je antwoord, is quite commonly used in the Dutch language, maybe it slipped from there into South African English.

You are on point! According to the Oxford Learner's Dictionary, this is a formal expression in South African English! https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/motivate

weird

The why not use justify the answer?

That rather depends on the activity. If the thing you don't like is harmful, like a racist T-shirt, then complain loudly and get that s**t banned. Don't like a mother feeding her baby the way nature intended, that is proven to be best for babies? Check your ignorance or shut up and look the other f*****g way.

Tits. Big deal. Grow up.

I learned this concept when the music video for Dirrty by C Aguilera came out

Orenda - no wonder your baby cried so much.

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Showing your breast which normally you dont do and feeding your baby are different things. I ve breastfed my baby for 16 months at any point in the town and everybody knew me as the mother of the too much crying baby but no one has seen my breast yet. Yes, it is possible, not taking advantage of your baby to show your breasts.

Neither activity has anything to do with feeding a baby. Seriously, why would you even compare them? WTF is wrong with you?

Really? So glad I don't know you irl

Breasts aren't sexual, if men are allowed to show their moobs, why can't women feed their children?

Babies NEED milk at that time to survive. Men don't NEED to "pull out their c**k in the supermarket isle." Plus, in most countries people aren't as uptight about breasts. If it bother's you, ask politely but women have the right to refuse. You're comparing breast feeding to sexual harrasment, which is like comparing a helicopter to an apple.

People who are "culturally offended" - "Or relligously" , by a mother feeding her baby, may take their culture, or religion, and shove it where the sun doesn't shine. Comparing it withe someone pulling his c**k out in the supermarket? The difference is: One is caring for the survival of a child, the other is a sexual offense, serving the offenders arrousal. The fact that you don't seem to know that difference, or ignore it willingly, says a lot about you

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Depends where you live. In Australia it is illegal for a business whether it is a restaurant, shopping centre etc to ask a breastfeeding mother to cover up or ask them to leave.

The baby is EATING! Feeding a baby isn't a low standard or hygiene issue to be asked to stop doing in a restaurant. If the baby should be covered while eating, then so should the rest of the diners! Ffs, breastfeeding is the normal and natural thing AND (if mum can do it) the best option for baby. That should be ENCOURAGED and public places should have a legal responsibility to allow and facilitate it. The people that get upset by it are creating their own problems with their misogynistic views on the female body - it's them who need to change, not the mothers.

Totally natural to feed your baby when it is hungry. What? You want to hear a baby crying its lungs out? Really, in New Zealand, and Australia, it is ILLEGAL to stop a woman breastfeeding. Anywhere. On the beach. In a shopping mall. Local park. Anywhere. Only uptight wankers try to stop women from "feeding" their baby. Unbelievable, and they probably see nothing wrong with degrading porn on the internet or TV.