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"This proved to be the case during a flight with various AWA wrestlers, and it just so happened to be the case that Mad Dog, according to Greg Gagne, was filled with a weekends supply of intoxicants, including beer, whisky, wine, a quaalude, and had just smoked a joint.

And that, was before the fun started." 


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Overheard at work, just to make it clear this isn't me:

"Give me your corndog!" :angry:

"That's what she said." :orly:

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"You mangy ninnycocks! You'll all be in the daisy patch pushing them up by the roots if you don't get to the bottom of this!"

 

 

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*In Sweetie Belle's voice* Hush now, quiet now. Lay your sleepy head~! :yay:

6 hours ago, Treeglow Flicker said:

 If human beings stop laughing at the sound of their own farts, then we know for certain the species is lost.

 

Please, do explain the context for this one. I simply must know. :mlp_wat: My inner comedy snob wants to disagree, but I'm usually an easy-going person, so I also want to agree at the same time...


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6 hours ago, Samurai Equine said:

Please, do explain the context for this one. I simply must know. :mlp_wat: My inner comedy snob wants to disagree, but I'm usually an easy-going person, so I also want to agree at the same time...

It was during a chat with a friend of mine on how some jokes seem to have a terrible habit of being completely missed and mistaken for some sort of serious statement up for debate and analysis, rather than it being simply a small injection of humour. For example, a basic joke that everybody knows:

"Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side."

You either laugh at it, groan, roll your eyes. All normal responses. However some would respond to such a joke with things like:

"Well technically there is no proof that there is an afterlife and saying that the chicken crossed the road to get to the other side is not a proven scientific fact."

"Please do your research before stating facts about chickens to save yourself some embarassment. They don't actually know what roads are."

"How do you know the chicken was crossing the road and not wandering aimlessly? Please cite your resources if you're going to make such such statements. Otherwise I find it hard to believe."

Then you have people actually agreeing and then going on some weird super serious debate about it all. And all you can do in that situation is pinch the bridge of your nose, close your eyes and release a sigh or groan. No use in arguing with them. If they're not going to latch on to it as being a joke, then they're not going to latch on to anything else outside their egos. Best to walk away and leave it. Hilarious in its own way, but tragic in others. On a good day, you may be lucky enough to salvage some satire material from the mess and use it to take the piss out of such people. Pretty much what me and my friend were doing.

And guarunteed there would be some of those people out there that would read over what I've just written and start rubbing their thighs while salivating at the thought of debating it. All I can say to those people is:

Do you mind? This is satire! Fuck off!

But back on point. We were basically bantering about that sort of stuff and laughing about how far it could actually descend before it reached the point that the human race truly lost it's sense of humour. Fart jokes have always been like one of the very basic things human beings laugh at. For me anyway. If that suddenly goes, what humour is really left once all the other jokes disappear before it?

But that's the context it was pretty much said in.

To keep on topic with the thread. Just pick something out of the text as my random quote of the day. That "Do you mind? This is satire! Fuck off!" bit will do.

 

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5 hours ago, Treeglow Flicker said:

To keep on topic with the thread. Just pick something out of the text as my random quote of the day. That "Do you mind? This is satire! Fuck off!" bit will do.

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"That's really strange now, isn't it?"


At first I rejected the zero, but that was because I simply didn't understand it. Now I do.

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Here's your soda. It's Mystery Flavor~ ...Dinner and dessert? We're going the whole nine yard!

11 hours ago, Treeglow Flicker said:
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It was during a chat with a friend of mine on how some jokes seem to have a terrible habit of being completely missed and mistaken for some sort of serious statement up for debate and analysis, rather than it being simply a small injection of humour. For example, a basic joke that everybody knows:

"Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side."

You either laugh at it, groan, roll your eyes. All normal responses. However some would respond to such a joke with things like:

"Well technically there is no proof that there is an afterlife and saying that the chicken crossed the road to get to the other side is not a proven scientific fact."

"Please do your research before stating facts about chickens to save yourself some embarassment. They don't actually know what roads are."

"How do you know the chicken was crossing the road and not wandering aimlessly? Please cite your resources if you're going to make such such statements. Otherwise I find it hard to believe."

Then you have people actually agreeing and then going on some weird super serious debate about it all. And all you can do in that situation is pinch the bridge of your nose, close your eyes and release a sigh or groan. No use in arguing with them. If they're not going to latch on to it as being a joke, then they're not going to latch on to anything else outside their egos. Best to walk away and leave it. Hilarious in its own way, but tragic in others. On a good day, you may be lucky enough to salvage some satire material from the mess and use it to take the piss out of such people. Pretty much what me and my friend were doing.

And guarunteed there would be some of those people out there that would read over what I've just written and start rubbing their thighs while salivating at the thought of debating it. All I can say to those people is:

Do you mind? This is satire! Fuck off!

But back on point. We were basically bantering about that sort of stuff and laughing about how far it could actually descend before it reached the point that the human race truly lost it's sense of humour. Fart jokes have always been like one of the very basic things human beings laugh at. For me anyway. If that suddenly goes, what humour is really left once all the other jokes disappear before it?

But that's the context it was pretty much said in.

To keep on topic with the thread. Just pick something out of the text as my random quote of the day. That "Do you mind? This is satire! Fuck off!" bit will do.

 

 

 

 

Ah, I understand now! Grazie~ :proud: Interestingly enough, even if it is lowbrow humor, farts and toilet humor are internationally understood concepts.

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