I disagree, I sometimes do laugh at explained jokes, if the reason is something I can understand but didn’t connect the dots on rather than an in-joke that I don’t have the context for.
Ty. Crazy that someone can build an identity from just that. Especially weird because I had understood omori was like a psychological horror game about suicidal children?
Why ask? Explaining a joke is a lot like dissecting a frog. Maybe you learned something, but nobody’s laughing.
I heard the saying as “you understand it better, but it dies in the process”
That’s how I heard it too, but I go out of my way not to repeat myself. Repeating anything just feels like touching someone else’s used… Skeet blanket
I disagree, I sometimes do laugh at explained jokes, if the reason is something I can understand but didn’t connect the dots on rather than an in-joke that I don’t have the context for.
Alright. I’ve never seen it happen though.
Fuck you, I’m curious, and everyone already laughed. Just tell us!
I like learning things. Especially if I don’t have to dirty myself with becoming involved in a youtube person’s community.
If anybody would like to tell me the funny story but doesn’t want to kill the joke, spoiler tags are an effective option ¯\(ツ)/¯
The person complaining about the blinding joke is a gooner weeb so this is a classic case of people in glass houses throwing stones.
Ty. Crazy that someone can build an identity from just that. Especially weird because I had understood omori was like a psychological horror game about suicidal children?
Yeah, the gooner weeb likes the weeb game with the suicidal children, so complaining about a blinding joke is a bit petty