guldyr einarsson and khalo (mythology) created by snowskau
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  • AoBird said:
    All this cum from those tiny balls?

    First off 90-95% of cum is made up of fluid from the prostate and seminal vessels not the testes... Secondly "Tiny..?"

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  • TheTruthTeller said:
    First off 90-95% of cum is made up of fluid from the prostate and seminal vessels not the testes... Secondly "Tiny..?"

    He probably thinks the sheat is the balls

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  • AoBird said:
    No, jokes are supposed to make you laugh, they don't have to be funny.

    Funny Definition: "Causing laughter or amusement; humorous."

    Joke Definition: "a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline."

    Literally the definition of funny is in the definition of Joke and the word directly referenced too...

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  • AoBird said:
    No, there are (types of) jokes that aren't funny at all (by themselves) but become funny when connected with other finer intricacies of life.
    This is also evident by not all jokes being funny to everyone, some people get dark humor, others do not...etc.

    Same with this one apparently, it was funny to me, but not to you. Well no need to delve on it further.

    I find what you are trying to do is nitpick semantics in a way that favors specifically your point but doesn't actually accurately reflect a majority or even a significant amount of use cases...

    You even said that the joke might not be funny initially "but becomes funny when..." Well that is the keyword(s) there, as you yourself are saying that it will be eventually funny.

    And by most logic the joke is only an attempted joke until it is considered funny by someone... (It only truly becomes a joke when found funny...)

    Basically like I don't say I beat a boss in a game until I actually beat it... I say I attempted to beat a boss... (Assuming I had...)

    As for dark humor if it is still found humorous, (I mean it is in the name) amusing or laughable then it is still considered funny. If it is none of those things then it was simply an attempt at Dark Humor... Not Dark Humor...

    Anyways your argument about jokes not needing to be funny but instead just make you laugh (which is the definition of funny) is like saying fire doesn't need to be hot... It just doesn't make sense...

    Regardless one thing I have to give you credit for is you have been trying to explain your point in a respectful way which is uncommon and appreciated. I don't agree with the point you are trying to make, but you are handling it well.

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