The Joke I Refuse To Let Die
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The Joke I Refuse To Let Die
I posted this on Facebook and nobody got it. If it doesn't get any run here, then I gotta go to Caltrops and I hate that:
When I read about all the flaws in the Navy's new shore-based combat ship, I littorally laughed out loud.
LAUGH GOD DAMMIT
When I read about all the flaws in the Navy's new shore-based combat ship, I littorally laughed out loud.
LAUGH GOD DAMMIT
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You spelled "literally" worng. I guess you'll be heading on down the road then, as distasteful as dealing with the unwashed masses of cretinous reprobates must be. I get it, why would you have a ship on land? But it's not really all that funny.pinback wrote:I posted this on Facebook and nobody got it. If it doesn't get any run here, then I gotta go to Caltrops and I hate that:
When I read about all the flaws in the Navy's new shore-based combat ship, I littorally laughed out loud.
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OK, this joke is based on the Navy having a shore-based combat ship, right?
See, I didn't know it was really a joke. They build every other damn defense combat thing-a ma-bob for the military and they always seem to find some kind of flaw after the fact.
Now that I study on it I can see the humor, but having to study on it in the first place defeats the whole exercise.
See, I didn't know it was really a joke. They build every other damn defense combat thing-a ma-bob for the military and they always seem to find some kind of flaw after the fact.
Now that I study on it I can see the humor, but having to study on it in the first place defeats the whole exercise.
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I spelled the word correctly. That was the joke. You do not get jokes, and never will.Tdarcos wrote:You spelled "literally" worng. I guess you'll be heading on down the road then, as distasteful as dealing with the unwashed masses of cretinous reprobates must be. I get it, why would you have a ship on land? But it's not really all that funny.pinback wrote:I posted this on Facebook and nobody got it. If it doesn't get any run here, then I gotta go to Caltrops and I hate that:
When I read about all the flaws in the Navy's new shore-based combat ship, I littorally laughed out loud.
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what kind of 850 pound fucking moron are you, I told you it was a pun.Tdarcos wrote:You spelled "literally" worng. I guess you'll be heading on down the road then, as distasteful as dealing with the unwashed masses of cretinous reprobates must be. I get it, why would you have a ship on land? But it's not really all that funny.
Surely you can google the god damn word pun, you fat idiot:
Definition of pun
noun
a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words that sound alike but have different meanings
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Even if he couldn't Google "pun," shorely he could Google the word "littorally".
(Shorely? See what I did there?"
It's a good joke, although I had to read it twice because I guess my brain didn't notice the play on words. It's definitely a step up from the ol' ship full of sea men one.
(Shorely? See what I did there?"
It's a good joke, although I had to read it twice because I guess my brain didn't notice the play on words. It's definitely a step up from the ol' ship full of sea men one.
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Navy? Exercise? I guess you had to be there.AArdvark wrote:OK, this joke is based on the Navy having a shore-based combat ship, right?
See, I didn't know it was really a joke. They build every other damn defense combat thing-a ma-bob for the military and they always seem to find some kind of flaw after the fact.
Now that I study on it I can see the humor, but having to study on it in the first place defeats the whole exercise.
Dismissed.
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As soon as you insult me, all further words in your message are ignored. The above is all you said, period. It has no content and thus has no meaning. You want to say something, learn not to be an asshole and learn to speak like a human being. Until then, fuck off.LOL wrote:what kind of 850 pound fucking moronTdarcos wrote:You spelled "literally" worng. I guess you'll be heading on down the road then, as distasteful as dealing with the unwashed masses of cretinous reprobates must be. I get it, why would you have a ship on land? But it's not really all that funny.
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You gotta love this:pinback wrote:POST-MORTEM:
The actual story this joke was based on can be found, among other places, here.
- º The helicopters scheduled to be aboard the ship can’t tow its mine-hunting sensors, so the Navy is going to rely on robots instead
- º But the robots won’t be ready for years
- º The faster the ship goes, the less accurate its guns become
- º Pentagon’s weapons testers gave the LCS’ mine-hunting package a failing grade last year
- º MH-60 Seahawks intended to launch from the LCS minehunters can’t “safely tow” the sonar suites that scan for underwater mines
- º "it is not expected to maintain mission capability after taking a significant hit in a hostile combat environment.”
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Yes, but do you get the joke now? Please?Tdarcos wrote:You gotta love this:pinback wrote:POST-MORTEM:
The actual story this joke was based on can be found, among other places, here.
- º The helicopters scheduled to be aboard the ship can’t tow its mine-hunting sensors, so the Navy is going to rely on robots instead
- º But the robots won’t be ready for years
- º The faster the ship goes, the less accurate its guns become
- º Pentagon’s weapons testers gave the LCS’ mine-hunting package a failing grade last year
- º MH-60 Seahawks intended to launch from the LCS minehunters can’t “safely tow” the sonar suites that scan for underwater mines
From Apollo 13: Kranz asks about the carbon dioxide scrubbers on the Command Module, only to be told they take square cartridges and the ones on the LEM are round. "Tell me this isn't a government operation," he sighs.
- º "it is not expected to maintain mission capability after taking a significant hit in a hostile combat environment.”
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