Pure Pwnage does Zero Punctuation Parody

[koeniginator]

I REALLY want to see Yahtzee's reaction to this.

 

[squid5580]

Yes I understand Phonetics; however trying to get a cheap laugh from Nazi's is just lazy.

I never really liked FPS Doug either. Maybe their humor is beyond my comprehension

Ah Canadian, guess that explains it then.

Or, he did it for legal reasons and it actually does fit... Croshaw can be quite, Draconian in his reviews. As for FPS Doug, that's fine, but he's become a phenomenon in his own rights, BOOM! HEADSHOT, people know it, but he cinched it... But yeah, Canada, same people responsible for some of the greatest comedians and shows around, pretty obvious. You'd argue that point with me, but if you watched shows like Just For Laughs or Kids in the Hall, you'd see Canada has a pretty funny populace, they have no guns or indoor plumbing so they make funny to have the time pass by before the sweet, sweet release of death.

Oh, and my coffee was delicious, thank you.

It is because our lack of guns and indoor plumbing we are funny. We can make jokes at another's expense because we don't need to worry about them ventilating us afterwards. And poop jokes are always funny.

This on the otherhand I didn't find this all that amusing. I guess because I read the same thing here day after day on either side.

 

[Hexenwolf]

I thought it was very funny, and a very well-done parody. But actually what struck me as the funniest thing of all was that him and Yahtzee have some pretty fundamentally different viewpoints on why games are fun, yet are both ardently screaming for good games to be made.

Oh, and a quick side-note, I didn't even realize "Nahtzee" was supposed to be a joke off of Nazi... and maybe it wasn't? My first reaction was that it was a play on the word "naught," but obviously spelled to resemble "yahtzee." Naught being nothing, sort of a clever way of saying "not yahtzee." Which you could also suggest simply from the sound. Overall, nazi didn't even occur to me until after I saw someone's comment on the matter.