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23 votes
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"The protests began in the small province of Minnesota" - Thai Enquirer explain colonialist reporting in a few paragraphs
23 votes -
We apologize for publishing Darkseid’s anti-life equation
11 votes -
Police didn’t spend millions on awesome tank just to let protests stay peaceful
31 votes -
Maybe that police station shouldn’t have broken the law
9 votes -
Protestors criticized for looting businesses without forming private equity firm first
50 votes -
A thread for horrible puns
By clicking this link and reading this topic, you find yourself under a grave and terrible thread. The only way to defend yourself here is to lower yourself to punitive measures, and engage in...
By clicking this link and reading this topic, you find yourself under a grave and terrible thread. The only way to defend yourself here is to lower yourself to punitive measures, and engage in wordplay in mass corruption. All is fair in pun and warfare, but do remember your actions are your pwn, and that there are no winners here. Only broken arts, and shattered themes.
(Just make puns.)
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Let's write some Tom Swifties!
If you're not familiar with them, a "Tom Swifty" is a punny sentence that involves a quote by a person named Tom which is the setup for landing a pun in the description of the quote's delivery...
If you're not familiar with them, a "Tom Swifty" is a punny sentence that involves a quote by a person named Tom which is the setup for landing a pun in the description of the quote's delivery (often but not necessarily a single adverb).
For example:
"This water is freezing," Tom said icily.
"I'm going to hit this piñata as hard as I can!" said Tom, bashfully.
"Nevermore," Tom said ravenously.
"I like tart fruits," said Tom with aplomb.
Really good Tom Swifties are often not immediately obvious, have a fantastic setup, or are simply really clever (mine are alright, though it's certainly possible to do far better).
You can get a more full picture and better examples from Wikipedia, but I encourage you to tread lightly there and in searches because it's way more fun to think of them and share them in threads like these than it is to pull up lists of them online. Just reading previously written ones kind of spoils the fun, IMO.
Anyway, let's see what great Tom Swities we can write!
17 votes -
As a 28-year-old Latino, I'm shocked my new novel, Memoirs of a Middle-Aged White Lady, has been so poorly received
25 votes -
Swedish comedian Olaf Falafel has won Dave's 'Funniest Joke of The Fringe' award with the niche culinary pun
7 votes -
The Cube Rule of food identification
22 votes -
I am part of the resistance inside the New York Times opinion desk
11 votes -
What's the best joke you've ever heard?
Sorry if this is a bit off-beat from the usual discussion here, but I really want to hear any jokes that y'all have, just for fun.
7 votes -
What is your go-to never-failing joke?
Here's my not-so original joke. There are two kinds of people in the world: those who need closure.
26 votes -
Shall we have a jokes thread?
Based on what I saw, and that user's follow up post, it doesn't seem like jokes are an unwelcome idea per se, but rather the goal is to promote discussion over low effort meme posts and one liners...
Based on what I saw, and that user's follow up post, it doesn't seem like jokes are an unwelcome idea per se, but rather the goal is to promote discussion over low effort meme posts and one liners (I wholly support this), so shall tildes, tell me some of your favorite jokes! Dad jokes, mom jokes, dark (not racist) jokes, long and short form, what are your favorites? I prefer darker humor myself, but I'm not sure what's appropriate quite yet as far as this community is concerned...
11 votes -
Skype auto respond is a interesting
6 votes -
Abuse of power: US President Donald Trump just signed an executive order stating that he is allowed to get inside John McCain’s coffin with him
9 votes