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Seriously, folks, I have to ask - why is it that people on the Internet believe that referencing a joke made two or three decades ago is the cutting edge of funny? This never ceases to fascinate me. Obviously, it isn't any humour in the delivery itself, nor any novelty in the content. I generally suspect it is a form of primitive communalism - a reminder of the origins of web community in slightly socially inept shut-ins, and a sort of throwback reminder that the acceptance code of the Internet remains in place - so, a sort of fear-relieving grooming ritual.
Oh, shut the f&%# up, Haus. This is my thread, and, in here, references to jokes made two or three decades ago are pratically mandatory. Do you hear me, people? MANDATORY!!!!
btw, I'll french-kiss anybody who can point me to anything funnier than Monty Python. Thi site does not count. |
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