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Is a t-shirt that says "WTF?" appropriate for polite company?
There isn't technically any swearing on the shirt or anything..
"The person who would wear such a garment is doing it for shock value and desperate for attention in any company."
You kidding me? Have you ever browsed t-shirts on the 'hipster' side of Chicago (or the 'hipster' stores in another city)? A t-shirt that simply says 'WTF?' is really tame compared to a lot other ones out there..
11 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I think so. It could stand for anything, really. If challenged, pretend it means "World Taekwondo Federation", and claim to be a senior member. Then no-one will dare to suggest you meant WTF in the rude way!
Source(s): http://www.wtf.org/ - LearnerLv 51 decade ago
I notice that you have used the phrase 'polite company' which clearly indicates that you already know the answer to your "question". The person who would wear such a garment is doing it for shock value and desperate for attention in any company.
- =]Lv 51 decade ago
Depends what you mean by polite company. I would like it but a lot of people might not think of you as behaving properly. If you want to seem as if you're not too bothered by formalities it would be perfect.
- ♥ Lena ♥Lv 41 decade ago
Probably not, since everyone knows what it stands for. I'd still wear it anyway. It would be a good way to break the ice, unless they're prudes.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
nope
- 1 decade ago
ummm no noone wants to stare at a shirt saying wtf cuz i think most people know what that means!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Its a big " NO "
