Have you ever heard a successful working professional use AAVE? It's uneducated and sloppy. You're a douche.

But if we don't say that, how will they ever know they're wrong?

Don't apologize for a preference :)

Just saying, Daniel Tosh has created a screen persona to get over his anxiety and nervousness. And when I was in grade school, my parents got me glasses because I was socially anxious to the point of mutism, and they told me when I put them on I became super-Cole, and he had nothing to fear... No joke I still don't really need glasses, but I wear them whenever I'm particularly nervous.

Just curious, would you tell the family of a myrder victim that it's in the past and that it can't be changed? And to be honest, I'm not going to take instruction from some inconsiderate jerk on the Internet.
I can enjoy humor as much as the next person, but I prefer it to be in hypotheticals and not deal with loss of life, especially one as destructive as the attacks on 9/11.

Has happened to me on multiple occasions. Have also been called racist when I refused to buy a girl a drink.

You're right, you do sound inconsiderate. I've never said a bad word about adoption because I was orphaned in the 4th grade, and because I'm not a shitty person. This post is about me more than most. This post is tasteless, just like its tasteless to make jokes about nazi death camps, Pearl Harbor or anything else.

Both of my parents worked at Cantor Fitzgerald on the 105th floor of tower 1. Both of them, along with 656 other people from that company alone lost their lives one day. Excuse people for being the fun police when this day is still burned into their memory as if it happened yesterday you inconsiderate prick.

It's an incorrect way of saying it, grammar does play a part. It's worth discussion because I have OCD and I go to support groups for people living with OCD and literally all of us get pissed off when people who are only a bit particular walk around saying "i'm ocd" ... Do people joke about having depression? schizophrenia? it's the principle behind it.

You can't be a disorder. You can only have a disorder. Saying I'm OCD is the grammatical equivalent of I am Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which is not true. Saying I have OCD is the grammatical equivalent of I have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

7 out of how many, or did they rank them a 7?

Sweeping generalization... I know plenty of successful people that scroll through instagram.

Buy her the drink on the stipulation that she leaves immediately after receiving it.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/military/a6384/debunking-911-myths-world-trade-center/