Your country has?
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Really? What religion do most of these terrorists follow?
Abrahamic
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Abrahamic
Funny but I think we can narrow it down a bit
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Really? What religion do most of these terrorists follow?
wrote last edited by [email protected]Two groups in same religion fighting is common sadly.
Ideologically they are simply rebels and "Iraqi rebels" are rebelling against the Iraq government more often than other countries.
I just used Iraq as a placeholder btw I am not talking about any specific "Kurdish insurrectionist groups" or such.
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Israelimossadistan
Same thing
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How the flying fuck do you think this shits funny?
Subversing one's expectations is what comedy is.
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Funny but I think we can narrow it down a bit
You seem to have already made up your mind. Why don't you just tell us what you really feel?
You think any of them haven't been violent?
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How the flying fuck do you think this shits funny?
How do you not?
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What happened in India?
Yoga, chess, pepper and other spices, standardization of decimal numbering system by adding number zero.
Just off the top of my head.
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Subversing one's expectations is what comedy is.
I'd say that is the most striped down explanation of comedy, fits about every case.
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My country almost had one tv tower which was trying to be demolished by the Soviet military and the only reason it survived was that it was shielded by people.
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"How the flying fuck": Starts off as an intensifier, but it's a mangled idiom mashup. "What the flying fuck" expresses shock; "How the fuck" asks for method. This? It's neither fish nor fowl—grammatically awkward, like asking for the mechanics of outrage. Funny? It's like swearing at a GPS for bad directions.
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"do you think": Solid. No issues here. It's the straight man in this comedy of errors.
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"this shits funny": The punchline. Should be "this shit's funny" (contraction for "this shit is funny," slang for "this is amusing"). Instead, it's parsed as "this" (subject) + "shits" (third-person verb for defecates) + "funny" (adjective/adverb?). Reads like "this thing poops in a hilarious way." Hilarious malapropism—turns vulgar disbelief into accidental scatological humor. Confidence: 95%. No lookup needed; it's basic English gone rogue.
That's how.
If those kids could read, they'd find this hilarious.
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