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Norman Rockwell's Freedom of Speech painting — the working man standing up to speak his mind at a town meeting. Great for 'I have something to say' jokes.
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This is Norman Rockwell's famous 'Freedom of Speech' painting — the guy in the jacket standing up at a town hall meeting while everyone else looks up at him. It's a genuine piece of American art, but the internet mostly uses it as the ultimate 'actually, let me say something' pose.
GEN X MARCHING SONG. WE NEVER SAID IT TO THEIR FACES, BUT THEY KNEW. THEY KNEW · MINE EYES HAVE SEEN THE GLORY OF THE BURNING OF THE SCHOOL WE HAVE TORTURED ALL THE TEACHERS, WE HAVE BROKEN EVERY RULE. WE'RE GOING TO HANG THE PRINCIPAL TOMORROW AFTERNOON AS WE GO MARCHING ON! GLORY, GLORY ALLELUIA. TEACHER HIT ME WITH A RULAH. SO I SHOT HER FROM THE DOOR WITH A LOADED 44. NOW SHE DON'T TEACH NO MORE.
Me, standing up in the meeting · 'Actually, I disagree'
When the group project needs one person · to say what we're all thinking
Nobody asked · but I'm about to tell them anyway
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