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Nope, because there isn't an Ah Ha! moment at the end where you start laughing. However the story does remain informative. Edit: To whoever decided that I requ
by coderdude 16y ago
Nope, because there isn't an Ah Ha! moment at the end where you start laughing. However the story does remain informative.
Edit: To whoever decided that I required downvoting, please familiarize yourself with the voting etiquette here.
Just because I disagree with the guy being upvoted doesn't mean I'm being a jerk. I was quite amicable, actually.
- burgerbrain 16y ago"He replied, "I'm not a dolt, why is the software calling me a dolt?" " Where it not already spoiled, that would be the punch line.
- coderdude 16y agoDid you laugh at that? You asked me directly if I think I spoiled a joke and I don't believe I did, because it did not make me laugh.
- burgerbrain 16y agoIt's humorous, and I think it's pretty likely the author intended it to be that way. Things don't have to literally make you laugh to be considered humorous you know... Perhaps you should lighten up a bit. I was just offering a constructive suggestion for the future. (I heard this story already quite a while ago, so it's not like the joke was personally spoiled for me).
- coderdude 16y agoMaybe I sound pent-up? I'm really not. I just answered your question truthfully. Let's agree to be on different pages.
- mikeklaas 16y agoYou don't start laughing because you know what the end of the story is going to be as soon as you see the words "Do It" in the article. The joke requires the reader to be in suspense as to why the user was confused, else there is no comic release. I agree that the article remains informative :)