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BaneSwgIm sorry, im already too far gone with seething rage. And i cant get my deposit back on this rifle.
Lets do this. Someone get me a plane to the internet!
God Dammit Man!!! It doesn’t have to be this way!!!
reading back on this, I have no idea why I thought you didn’t get it, excuse me
They didn’t even correct you, it was all there. @blowdown12414 ’s comment was completely unnecessary.
BaneSwgNEVER!!!
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Seriously though, ya write a ridiculously in depth explanation of every facet of a joke, only for someone to walk up and falsely correct you. Madness.
It’s okay, just…put the gun down okay?
Yeah.. i explained that.
Now this one, I get immediately.
…
FÜNF!!!
the funny thing is Derpy’s joke is still accurate adn grammatically correct, like Twilight said
“six, seven ate” or how most people would type it: “seven ate six”
it’s weird, but it most definitly wasn’t a mistold joke
Oh, NOW it makes sense! Ha ha!
THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING THAT!…
I still laughed though…at Twilight’s blushing XP
Imagine this guy saying it
Derpy’s joke:
The actual joke is:
Both cases use the dual meaning of eight to mean ate, consume. In this case Derpy told the joke wrong, by starting on the wrong numbers. Saying six, seven eight.
No normal pony laughed because Derpy told the joke wrong and to them it doesnt make sense.
However. Six, seven eight is still a grammatically correct sentence. Just arranged unusually. To change it for ease of comprehension it becomes “As for Six, it was consumed by Seven”.
Twilight laughs because she recognised this instantly, and didnt realise until afterwards that the joke is being mistold.
No. :I
The joke usually goes seven eigth(ate) nine, but derpy starts one number lower. Which still works actually, but in a weird grammatical way (Six, seven ate).
…I get it!