Is "No Way Jose" offensive to Latin Americans?

I may not speak for all Spanish people, but I think we have a pretty thick skin when it comes to racial slurs/jokes

From my experience and the way I personally feel, we usually just laugh the ignorance off
 
I may not speak for all Spanish people, but I think we have a pretty thick skin when it comes to racial slurs/jokes

From my experience and the way I personally feel, we usually just laugh the ignorance off

around my way, as long as it's not meant in a bad way.
 
 
Everything is offensive nowadays. That's why I'm as offensive as possible. It would be offensive to not be equally offensive to everyone.
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Equal opportunity I see

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I see Jose it a lot when they get approached in the club.

I tried 
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I blame Full House tho
 
:rofl: at "Don't trip, Chocolate chip."

I haven't used the phrase "No way, Jose" in a grip. Might start it back up after this thread. :smile:
 
it's not offensive it's just annoying.
like when they say mano y mano instead of mano a mano :smh:

if you don't know how to say it right.. just don't say it.
otherwise you sound foolish and like you're making a mockery of the language.
if i don't know any italian, i'm not gonna be on some peter griffin boopidy bapidy type steez :lol:
or like when someone tries to speak french and all they can say is oui oui.
some french guy is probably sitting somewhere just :smh:

of course, it all depends on context, but most of the time people just sound foolish using such phrases
 
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