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@Background Pony #1F25
Best comment of the thread, by far.
Well, it’s twitter. There are people stupid enough to try and make thoughtful arguments about important events in 140 characters or less.
Anyway, we just hit 2015. It’s time to get new material, and ~ le fedora ~ jokes aren’t it.
Especially ones that are just about the dumb hat being a dumb hat that certain fans wear.
And I say that as someone who enjoys a good fedora joke now and then. The execution is all wrong. What should be the source of comedy–the juxtaposition between Dick Tracy and the neckbeard stereotype–is blown in the setup, leaving nothing for the punchline. Instead, that second sentence comes dangerously close to explaining the joke.
ah ok. Thanks
No, it doesn’t, it only implies that he’d have to be tweeting with an actual point in mind, which I don’t think he was given the other tweets of his that show up in my feed. He just likes typing stupid shit, not making serious points with sarcasm or otherwise. :P
That implies that it requires effort to point out the stupidity of the groups in question. >_>
“One of the most well-known Newspaper Comics of all time, one of the earliest of the Adventure strips, one of the most popular and longest lasting, and one of the few Adventure strips still being published, Dick Tracy, created by Chester Gould, is about the cases of a tough as nails police detective. Inspired as a Take That towards organized crime in the 1930s (indeed, the strip’s first major villain, Big Boy, was an Expy of Al Capone) the series followed Detective Dick Tracy as he fights crime, as a modern day Sherlock Holmes but with a lot of emphasis on forensic methods and police procedures. Furthermore, the strip pulled no punches with an intensity of bloody violence for its time that would impress Sam Peckinpah and Quentin Tarantino.
I don’t think he was trying to point out anyone’s stupidity, though, I think he’s just tweeting whatever stupid thing comes to his mind.
Of course it’s absurd. That’s what makes it a joke. The absurdity comes from using bad logic in a way that works against its usual proponents. It doesn’t take a super genius to point out stupidity.
#geturfaktsright 2015
Yeah, there is no point. It’s supposed to be dumb. I recently saw him tweet “I hope I don’t wake up buried alive in my mom’s coffin”. His tweets aren’t trying to make points.
Context, dude!
Let’s not forget the time and effort he probably devoted to SPIKE.MOV which was nothing more than Spike dicking around with a Tech-Deck and made with the express purpose of playing a brief practical joke.
Well, O intelligent one, if you’re so certain of that, surely you know what the actual point was?
LOL! You’re looking into it way too much and thinking about it way more than HDD did. Yes, it’s playing on the fedora stereotype, it’s not making any serious point or trying to make fedoras seem cooler.
Yep, I’m well aware of that. ^_ ^
He made Pony.MOV, after all.
It’s Hotdiggedydemon. He’s like the M.A. Larson of the fan animation community. Of course he’s not being serious.
Not understanding the joke because your kneejerk reaction to it blocked your reasoning power = butthurt.
The point is this: There is a stereotype on the internet among the more conservative crowd. Feminists, republicans, anti-bronies, anti-gamers… People like that have a joke among themselves that the fedora is an accessory only ever worn by lonely, fat, asocial, trolls who only act the way they act because they can’t get a girlfriend.
HDD’s joke takes that stereotype and flips it on its head, by pointing out that a lot of suave, serious ladies men wore (and still wear) the fedora.
So not liking a low-brow joke = butthurt?
if you say so
Ah… @Narlepoax III
The point? Could you say it to me, please?