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Jokes go in the jokes thread, even if they have an out of context picture of Winnie the Pooh underneath them, screenshotted from Reddit.Bopop4[Removed]
Jokes go in the jokes thread, even if they have an out of context picture of Winnie the Pooh underneath them, screenshotted from Reddit.
No, the punchline is the punchline. The pic is basically a reaction gif only without the animation.You need someone to say something daft to put before it.
The text is the buildup, and the pic is the punchline.
This had even less "pic" to it, and the funny part is just a single word, not that different from what I just posted.
It's not up for discussion.Public service announcement.
This is a funny picture:This, meanwhile, is a funny sentiment, placed on top of a picture (and let's be fair, a picture that's actually two video stills):It's funny, but the funny is in the reading of it - the picture is simple context.
This, however, is just words:This thread is called the "Funny Pic Thread", not the "Funny Thread". Please ensure your funny pictures are pictorial in nature.
And now, back to your regular programming...
The pic is basically a reaction gif only without the animation.
Then post the picture, like I said. It does not need the text for context (as you just claimed).Yes, and?
It is a picture, and it is funny.
Yes there is and I just quoted my own post explaining what the difference is.The one I posted on page 933 has words, and a couple simple drawings.
No difference.
Ban April Fool's Day. #meforpresident
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I see things like these often. Are manual transmissions really that uncommon in the US? And why?
Yep, for a combination of many reasons.Are manual transmissions really that uncommon in the US? And why?
I see things like these often. Are manual transmissions really that uncommon in the US? And why?