My cousin told me this with a different spin on it.Pinkie-Pie-Party said:Why was six afraid of seven??? because seven ate nine.... *kills himself*
Yes, I'd heard it that way too, but that is much less lame, if slightly silly.Creator002 said:My cousin told me this with a different spin on it.
Why was six scared of seven?
Because seven was a rapist.
I don't know, but my boyfriend made me laugh with a TF2 spin on this joke:Averant said:"Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side!"
....the fuck?
No, seriously, how did this joke come about? I want to know.
If you're going to quote that entire fucking wall over a spelling mistake the least you could do is snip it out.OlasDAlmighty said:You misspelled desiccated.
I think it was done intentionally to get us all to scroll through the whole thing wondering why someone would copy that entire long post only to have the reply be one short sentence that didn't even reflect on the post but on one word within. Basically, Olas "shaggy dogged" the original. Made me laugh, anyway.Qitz said:If you're going to quote that entire fucking wall over a spelling mistake the least you could do is snip it out.OlasDAlmighty said:You misspelled desiccated.
I think it was done intentionally to get us all to scroll through the whole thing wondering why someone would copy that entire long post only to have the reply be one short sentence that didn't even reflect on the post but on one word within. Basically, Olas "shaggy dogged" the original. Made me laugh, anyway.Qitz said:If you're going to quote that entire fucking wall over a spelling mistake the least you could do is snip it out.OlasDAlmighty said:You misspelled desiccated.
I think you confused 'lame' with 'EPIC'Jedoro said:Rene Descartes walks into a bar. When he gets to the bartender, the man turns to him and asks, "Would you like a drink?" Descartes replies with, "I think not," and disappears.
Also made me laugh like a little childCoffeeBoy said:I think it was done intentionally to get us all to scroll through the whole thing wondering why someone would copy that entire long post only to have the reply be one short sentence that didn't even reflect on the post but on one word within. Basically, Olas "shaggy dogged" the original. Made me laugh, anyway.Qitz said:If you're going to quote that entire fucking wall over a spelling mistake the least you could do is snip it out.OlasDAlmighty said:You misspelled desiccated.
Oh the HUMANITY!!rhizhim said:also:
I couldnt help but laugh too =PCoffeeBoy said:I think it was done intentionally to get us all to scroll through the whole thing wondering why someone would copy that entire long post only to have the reply be one short sentence that didn't even reflect on the post but on one word within. Basically, Olas "shaggy dogged" the original. Made me laugh, anyway.Qitz said:If you're going to quote that entire fucking wall over a spelling mistake the least you could do is snip it out.OlasDAlmighty said:You misspelled desiccated.
The whole point, I think, was that it was playing on the fact that the audience usually expects a punchline at the end of a joke. It was a subversion of the norm that must have been quite funny when it was first conceived. Nowadays, it's the first "joke" that anybody hears, so it's lost its humour (and its point).Averant said:"Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side!"
....the fuck?
No, seriously, how did this joke come about? I want to know.