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Err what? The main problem there is spelling, not grammar. His grammar certainly isn't perfect, but that's not what makes it hilarious. 🙂

He spelled cock just fine. So again, spelling wasn't the problem, and spell check wouldn't do him much good. :colbert:
 
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Oddly turned on by this one 🙂
 
By showing how the joke could have been improved, I was doing the exact opposite.

And please explain to everyone how you "improved" the joke.

Here's a hint...you didn't. Everyone got the joke just fine without you playing grammar nazi.
 
Do tell. I'd love to hear how I need a vocabulary lesson.
It was neither a spelling nor a grammar mistake. The word you needed was "vocabulary," which is somewhat ironic. The fact that you still don't get it means that you are now the joke.

And please explain to everyone how you "improved" the joke.

Here's a hint...you didn't. Everyone got the joke just fine without you playing grammar nazi.
Without the comma, one must realize that the caption is speaking to the beer which can only happen after fully reading and trying to make sense in context. With the comma, the first line already makes sense and the joke works right away. If you write better, you get better results. Too many good jokes are ruined by simple mistakes like this. Even though this one was not ruined, it is useful to remember before you make a similar mistake and fall flat.

Gentleman, we can rebuild it. We have the knowledge.
 
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It was neither a spelling nor a grammar mistake. The word you needed was "vocabulary," which is somewhat ironic. The fact that you still don't get it means that you are now the joke.


Without the comma, one must realize that the caption is speaking to the beer which can only happen after fully reading and trying to make sense in context. With the comma, the first line already makes sense and the joke works right away. If you write better, you get better results. Too many good jokes are ruined by simple mistakes like this. Even though this one was not ruined, it is useful to remember before you make a similar mistake and fall flat.

Gentleman, we can rebuild it. We have the knowledge.

Yeah just stfu.

Sorry to be rude, but I feel that post deserved it and I doubt anyone will disagree.
 
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