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.@AddledPixie Some Twitter users feel compelled to reply to tweets containing jokes & explain them. It's unnecessary and super annoying.
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A Joke Explainer
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A Joke Explainer
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I explain jokes so you don't have to | @panmidwest | Search: https://t.co/hFNs8dyA5n
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.@KalvinMacleod The presumably fake name given by the author, Robin Dabanc, sounds like "robbin' da bank"
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@ajokeexplainer *In an American accent* meatier sounds like meteor.
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Meatier sounds like meteor. A large meteor impacting the earth is a widely accepted cause for dinosaur extinction.
cam@climaxximus
god: did you give the dinosaurs more muscle like I asked angel: wait what god: I told you to make them meatier angel: oh MEATier
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Pajamazon sounds like “pajamas on” and is a portmanteau of the words pajamas, clothes intended to be slept in, and Amazon, the company of which Jeff Bezos, who ostensibly sleeps, is CEO.
He Called Me Greenhorn@WhatsAGreenhorn
Jeff Bezos can't sleep until he puts his pajamazon
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The pattern on the mask is camouflage, which some people like to joke is invisible.
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Jeff Bezos can't sleep until he puts his pajamazon
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The drummer from Def Leppard, Rick Allen, had his arm severed in a car accident. He continued playing drums for the band.
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thinking about the time I tagged the joke explainer asking them to explain the joke in my tweet and they DM’d asking me to explain it to them
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@ajokeexplainer @SeymourDLindsay Great work as always joke explainer
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Gruyerea is a cheese pun using the word “gruyére”—a hard yellow Swiss cheese—to sound like “gray area”
Michael McKean@MJMcKean
There are good cheese puns and bad cheese puns. Between them, there’s a gruyerea.
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@ajokeexplainer Thanks for explaining this... it was actually a mystery to me when I first read it
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There are good cheese puns and bad cheese puns. Between them, there’s a gruyerea.
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