Was he right?
Was he right?
Josiah Reed
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Asher Wood
Yes.
Adrian Carter
A better question is was he ever actually wrong about literally anything?
Alexander Ward
>Was he right?
Every time. Without fail.
Infallible, untouchable characters are the worst.
Xavier Cruz
Yeah, pretty much all the time, but that's not a bad thing if the voice of reason is right.
Liam Campbell
Well he worked around the system constantly while Dilbert was the system drone
His philosophy is that the system is useless and can't be changed so he exploits it, at least Dilbert tries to do good.
Either is never actually portrayed as evil just too smart so was actually disregarding the world the right thing to do?
Ryan Lopez
So, this character is like Brian from Family Guy, but not annoying?
Lucas Parker
No
Well
No
But kind off
But still no
Ryan Thompson
>But kind off
*But kind of.
Robert Adams
I don't think Dilbert should have killed himself
Lucas Nelson
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Kayden Sanchez
He knew the answer to the question to end all questions.
Shame he asked a "stupid bitch"
Couldn't believe how dumb she was
Matthew Watson
She is the dumbest motherfuc
Connor Davis
Wait Dilbert killed himself?
Source?
Charles Barnes
Dogbert's the best though.
Dominic Collins
choose lyfe, son
Christopher Reed
casual friday?
Isaac Bailey
Ian Moore
People with Aspergers tend to like Dogbert the best because "Dogbert is always right", and Aspies tend to think of themselves as always being right.
David Sanchez
But he's funny and a great character.
Parker Green
Brian is almost never right, though. Remember when he let an abusive and criminally negligent daycare attendant go unpunished and be allowed to continue what she is doing because Brian wanted to fuck her?
He chloroformed Stewie when Stewie tried to show Lois that the woman broke his arm.
Just one of many instances where Brian is completely wrong.
Yes I mad. I will never stop being mad at Brian Griffin.
Ryan Phillips
He didn't. It's just a meme video on YouTube of Dilbert going on a rampage and killing himself.
Ryder Watson
Dilbert isn't even popular enough for you to make this generalization/be mad at people about it. I like him because he's funny.
Christopher Cruz
It's a trilogy of videos actually, by one of the fertile minds behind Barkley: Shut Up and Jam!: Gaiden
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