“True, I Guess…”: 45 Hilarious Times It Hurt To Admit These People Were Technically Right
Roses are red and violets are blue. While we can argue on the subtleties of this popular line measuring colors and our botanical knowledge, we can more or less come to the agreement that it’s indeed true. Or not far from what people consider to be true.
But if we play a different kind of game and challenge the very notion of truth, this punny Twitter page titled “True, I guess...” does exactly what it sounds like–shares examples that are technically true. By combining humor and an approach similar to malicious compliance, people are sharing very literal solutions to random problems, questions, and tasks.
Below we wrapped up some of the funniest posts that may make you shrug your shoulders and go “I guess they are right.”
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Tbh, there are museums that have entire rooms from temples back then. If it was possible to steal the pyramids, it would’ve happened
Some people need to get abortion because of a miscarriage or the baby is in the wrong area and if it continues to grow the mother and the baby will die. That’s why getting rid of abortion is ridiculous
I have I gut feeling that Jessica’s dad is NOT amused about that comment 🙂
Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer! And yes, there is such a thing as a stupid question. This is a classic example.
Mission work is quite possibly the most useless or even destructive, yet apparently highly regarded occupation I can think of.
The "Children of Wealthy Parents Entrepreneur Starter Pack" consists of: - a house with garage, paid for by parents - a substantial "loan" - access to parent's connections - the knowledge that failure will not leave you destitute on the street, or even having to contemplate sleeping in said garage
Really? These look like the homes of wealthy people? And I suggest that you do your research: these business-inventors did not grow up wealthy.
Load More Replies...Another "started in a garage company" is Ben & Jerry's ice cream. Although rather than in a garage attached to a house, they started in an old gas station in Burlington, VT.
Now, THAT is one that I can get behind!!
Load More Replies...Cuz my garage is full of "very good boxes" I can't bring myself to recycle - ya know just in case. So no room for the next great invention.
Yeah, it didn't hurt that the "seed money" was hundreds of thousands from their parents.
a garage and half a million dollars, back in the 80s where with half million you could buy 10 houses.
And the garage story is a corporate myth. It’s not nearly as common as entrepreneurs like to say it is.
They always conveniently leave out the $200K+ booster from family
Load More Replies...I don't even have a spare bedroom. I'm pretty sure my apartment is the size of a two car garage.
But think of how ripped you’d be if you had meth everyday instead of a cheeseburger every day. I mean both would probably wreck your heart, but at least you’d look thin in the casket and you don’t have to worry about all those cumbersome teeth
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