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I saw an ad for allergy medicine this week that used "#byefelicia" as the punchline.

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."

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a Hillary supporter, but I genuinely don't get why people act like this is some hilarious witticism.

It's not. It's a stupid overused meme.

Trumps response was on the money, as was the RNC Chariman's response

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 wrote:I am a millennial and her joke was really lame, kind of like grandma trying to type on an ipad

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 wrote:I'm a Hillary supporter, but I genuinely don't get why people act like this is some hilarious witticism.

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 wrote:I'm a Hillary supporter, but I genuinely don't get why people act like this is some hilarious witticism.

It's not. It's a stupid overused meme.

Trumps response was on the money, as was the RNC Chariman's response

Politicians should stick to the teleprompter. The end.

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Anonymous wrote:Ha! I thought I was the only one. There's nothing witty or clever about it from my POV.

It's a thing and you don't know about the thing.

Meh.

Anonymous wrote:I am a millennial and her joke was really lame, kind of like grandma trying to type on an ipad

Exactly! (I'm Hillary's age.)

Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

Anonymous wrote:Ha! I thought I was the only one. There's nothing witty or clever about it from my POV.

It's a thing and you don't know about the thing.

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.

Ha! I thought I was the only one. There's nothing witty or clever about it from my POV.

My college age daughter said "pretty good come back for an old lady."