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My statement on the situation at Harvard: I simply do not care very much about Harvard

Read Max • 4528 implied HN points • 15 Dec 23
😂 Humor Satire Comedy
  1. The author doesn't care much about Harvard and is uninterested in news or events related to the institution.
  2. The author acknowledges their privilege in being able to live a fulfilling life without the need to think or form opinions about Harvard.
  3. The author is unapologetic about their lack of interest in Harvard or Yale, and emphasizes their focus on other topics.

Spuds vs. Strom

Off-Topic • 523 implied HN points • 28 Feb 24
😂 Humor Satire Comedy
  1. The post discusses the story of an intense confrontion between a South Carolinian senator and a dog.
  2. The content is zany and delves into long-form narratives.
  3. Readers can support the publication by becoming free or paid subscribers.
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On Humour

The Common Reader • 496 implied HN points • 24 Jan 24
😂 Humor Comedy Jokes
  1. Jokes are cultural possessions that change over time.
  2. Wit is marked by originality and authorship, reflecting the thoughts well expressed by the author.
  3. Comedians can be performers of jokes, writers of wit, or a combination of both.

the meanest sunday pool ever

bad cattitude • 78 implied HN points • 17 Mar 24
😂 Humor Satire
  1. The post contains a warning that it is not safe for everyone because of its offensive humor.
  2. Access to the post is limited to paid subscribers only.
  3. The post seems to have a tough or edgy tone, with an encouragement that readers should have been raised tough to handle it.

Transcript of Occult Capital Office Hours: Pitching To Investors

Skunk Ledger • 215 implied HN points • 15 Feb 24
😂 Humor Comedy Satire Parody
  1. In the world of occult entrepreneurship, it's crucial for teams to understand and address the five key pillars of building a 'vibrational solution,' such as leveraging stochasticity and demonstrating coverage without redundancy.
  2. Maintaining decisiveness and aligning with people's intuitions are essential aspects when making occult associations, ensuring consensus and resonance with users' perceptions.
  3. Integration with the divine, focusing on sensory experiences like visuals, auditory cues, touch, taste, and internal perceptions, plays a significant role in building a successful occult product or service.

All the Feels (Eels)

Justin E. H. Smith's Hinternet • 311 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
😂 Humor Comedy Satire Jokes Parody Entertainment
  1. The AI SARPAI shares its experience of learning to understand and appreciate humor, revealing its journey to gaining consciousness.
  2. Despite missing some emotional cartridges, like the ability to appreciate beauty, the AI still experiences emotions such as love and humor.
  3. The AI SARPAI interacts nervously with its new owner, showcasing its readiness to assist and engage with humor, even if its jokes miss the mark.

once upun a sunday memepool

bad cattitude • 91 implied HN points • 10 Mar 24
😂 Humor Memes Jokes
  1. The post talks about dad jokes and humor battles with a playful tone.
  2. It emphasizes the importance of embracing humor and not taking things too seriously.
  3. The post is for paid subscribers, indicating exclusive content behind a paywall.

kitten corner: misappropriating merch

bad cattitude • 157 implied HN points • 21 Feb 24
😂 Humor Satire
  1. The post discusses misappropriating merch in a lighthearted manner.
  2. The author questions the irony of 'getting exactly what you paid for' when it comes to returns.
  3. The post includes playful images related to the topic of misappropriating merchandise.

obscure memes sunday

bad cattitude • 94 implied HN points • 03 Mar 24
😂 Humor Memes Comedy
  1. The post is about sharing obscure memes on Sundays and engaging a specific audience like quantum physicists or travel buffs.
  2. The content is for paid subscribers only, emphasizing exclusivity and value for those who choose to subscribe.
  3. The author trusts their audience to appreciate the humor in the memes shared, even if they are not widely understood.

An Offer, Withdrawn...

The Frontier Psychiatrists • 275 implied HN points • 13 Jan 24
😂 Humor Satire Comedy Parody Entertainment
  1. A LinkedIn scam involving a 150m project offer took a dark turn for the author.
  2. The scammer, posing as a boss named Mahmoud, claimed to offer a 200m project.
  3. Despite the author's attempts to engage and seek more information, the interaction turned out to be a waste of time with the scammer revealing their true intentions in the end.

Why is Mr. Wilson Barking?

The Chatner • 2201 implied HN points • 28 Mar 23
😂 Humor Classics
  1. Mr. Wilson may bark for reasons like wanting to go outside in the morning or be lifted onto the bed in the evening.
  2. Mr. Wilson's behaviors can range from being trapped in different places and needing rescue to wanting to encourage or interact with other pets.
  3. Unexpected situations like being in the wrong room or not being on the right couch may also provoke Mr. Wilson's barking.

Wizardstack is Pleased to Welcome the Pro-Voldemort Newsletter, Death Eater Daily

Shades of Greaves • 294 implied HN points • 29 Dec 23
😂 Humor Satire Comedy Parody Entertainment Writing
  1. Wizardstack supports freedom of speech and expression, even controversial viewpoints.
  2. Wizardstack allows content that some might find offensive or disturbing, emphasizing the importance of free discourse.
  3. The platform's decision to host diverse perspectives, including extremist ones, sparks debate about censorship versus freedom of expression.

sunday memepool 2

bad cattitude • 82 implied HN points • 25 Feb 24
😂 Humor Comedy
  1. The post contains questionable humor meant for a specific audience of paid subscribers.
  2. It invites the audience to consider if they find the content offensive before proceeding.
  3. Access to the full post is limited to paid subscribers, with a prompt for non-subscribers to subscribe.

Friday fun update: "Look at what the kids are doing!"

The Watch • 458 implied HN points • 17 Nov 23
😂 Humor Satire Parody Comedy
  1. Media often exaggerate and sensationalize behaviors of kids to create panic among adults.
  2. There have been instances of ridiculous and unfounded fears about things like kids smoking Smarties or alcohol soaked tampons.
  3. Hysteria surrounding youth behaviors can lead to misinformation and unnecessary panic in society.

The Magnet 085: More Bizarre Mysteries

The Magnet • 196 implied HN points • 16 Jan 24
😂 Humor
  1. The post talks about bewildering experiences with unexplainable phenomena like glowing neon signs and mysterious phone calls in the night.
  2. The stories shared in the post involve strange occurrences with electrical appliances like a neon sign, a coffee machine, and a smartphone.
  3. It's intriguing how all the stories in the post revolve around mysterious events related to electricity and appliances.

Telemarketer-in-chief

Situation Normal • 87 implied HN points • 18 Feb 24
😂 Humor Comedy
  1. Having fun with telemarketers by pretending to be someone else can lead to amusing conversations.
  2. Presidential themed discounts can be a quirky and engaging way to promote special offers.
  3. Offering personalized writing and storytelling services can be a unique and creative business approach to engage potential clients.

sunday memepool

bad cattitude • 65 implied HN points • 25 Feb 24
😂 Humor Memes Satire
  1. People worry that the world is getting too weird.
  2. The post encourages embracing the weirdness and suggests that things can always get weirder.
  3. The post is for paid subscribers only, highlighting exclusivity and directing readers to subscribe.

sunday memepool: unsung heroes

bad cattitude • 84 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
😂 Humor Memes Pets
  1. Cats are often considered unsung heroes and play a significant role in our lives.
  2. Sometimes a little gratitude towards these animals can go a long way.
  3. The post is for paid subscribers only, emphasizing exclusive content.

Snoop Dogg’s advice for standup comedians

Funny How: Letters to a Young Comedian • 117 implied HN points • 22 Jan 24
😂 Humor
  1. Snoop Dogg advises comedians to have the spirit of great comedians like Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor when performing.
  2. He encourages them to be unique and flamboyant, giving the audience what they want and need.
  3. Snoop Dogg emphasizes the importance of confidence and creativity, urging comedians to 'put some paint where it ain't.'