I accidentally did this back in high school. I didn't get the joke until the teller started to hem and haw and say, "Well, you know...," and, then, when I realized what the punchline meant racist-wise, I let them keep going and realized what a useful tactic I'd discovered
November 15, 2025 at 1:45 AM
I accidentally did this back in high school. I didn't get the joke until the teller started to hem and haw and say, "Well, you know...," and, then, when I realized what the punchline meant racist-wise, I let them keep going and realized what a useful tactic I'd discovered
It's more like readjusting to a life you didn't expect. There are also other life surprises and it starts in 2022, so the pandemic is still affecting people
It's more like readjusting to a life you didn't expect. There are also other life surprises and it starts in 2022, so the pandemic is still affecting people
I think it's a reference to the Republican memes photoshopping sombreros on their enemies. So, yes, but it isn't his shot. He's figuring someone will do it to a photo of him
November 14, 2025 at 1:28 AM
I think it's a reference to the Republican memes photoshopping sombreros on their enemies. So, yes, but it isn't his shot. He's figuring someone will do it to a photo of him