Why is "delete your account?" witty?
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Anonymous
| My college age daughter said "pretty good come back for an old lady." |
Anonymous
| Ha! I thought I was the only one. There's nothing witty or clever about it from my POV. |
Anonymous
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Millineal here.
"Delete your account" equaled "Boy bye" to a broader audience, but was an added dig for his obsession with Twitter rants. I found it cute. |
Anonymous
It's a thing and you don't know about the thing. |
Anonymous
I thought it was funny. I'm not quite a millennial, but not much older. PP, you realize you'll now have to explain "Boy bye" to most DCUM folks. 
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Anonymous
Exactly! (I'm Hillary's age.)
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Anonymous
Meh. |
Anonymous
| Politicians should stick to the teleprompter. The end. |
Anonymous
It's not. It's a stupid overused meme. Trumps response was on the money, as was the RNC Chariman's response |
Anonymous
Eh, why didn't you get something useful, like storm windows, or a nice pipe organ? I'm thirsty! Ew, what smells like mustard? There sure are a lot of ugly people in your neighborhood. Ooh, look at that one. Ow, my glaucoma just got worse. The president is a Democrat! Hello? I can't unbuckle my seat belt. Hello? (honks car horn) (entering the house) There are too many leaves in your walkway... |
Anonymous
I am well beyond a millennial, but I agree. The three presidential candidates should all be sent to an Ipad training class at their local Apple store and save this country. They are geezers and need to go away. |
Anonymous
Agree its stupid and overused. I'm a gamer and several years ago saying "LTP" before kicking someone was considered a funny 'burn' (it means Learn To Play but only the acronym is used). Now its just overused by everyone from 12 year olds to grandpas and has become meaningless. |
Anonymous
| In this thread: "I didn't find a joke that was targeted at an audience other than me to be funny, so I am above that joke and the teller was wrong to say it." |
Anonymous
| I saw an ad for allergy medicine this week that used "#byefelicia" as the punchline. |
Anonymous
| It isn't... |