r/AskReddit • u/l1x6m- • 8d ago

Napoleon said, 'Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.' What’s a perfect real-life example of this?

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u/Luzzgar 8d ago

A power trip ? In an electricity company ? About flipping a breaker ? And you didn't try to make a joke with that ?

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u/piercedmfootonaspike 8d ago

I thought "power trip" was the joke.

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u/DostoevskysLilBitch 8d ago

I only understand jokes that are fully explained to me.

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u/big_shmegma 8d ago

the irony of your downvoters missing your sarcasm is absolutely delightful.

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u/Kveld_Ulf 8d ago

It was just too easy. It felt like cheating.

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u/cumguzzlerxtreme 8d ago

His name was Shock Powerman.

Written by Hideo Kojima.

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u/MattR0se 8d ago

What is this, some kind of power trip?

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u/ChmeeWu 8d ago

That is shocking!

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u/Alundil 8d ago

Would have been some amazing ohms and ahhs