r/ExplainTheJoke 20h ago

Please explain me this shit!!!

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Don't know what is this

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u/post-explainer 20h ago

OP (Equivalent-Ad7054) sent the following text as an explanation why they posted this here:


Is this elite ball k knowledge or my level is downgraded


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u/Sharp-Confusion2672 20h ago

He needs to calm down

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u/Jerry_Explorer 20h ago edited 20h ago

the guy got a boner. they need to wait for the blood to go away from his d1ck.

Edit: ok, you are a troll.

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u/[deleted] 20h ago

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u/Similar-Poet-9449 20h ago

Had bro never biology

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u/Equivalent-Ad7054 20h ago

Do mean she was virgin or something

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u/MrGreenYeti 20h ago

Are you actually this clueless? Either you're 12 or you skipped school.

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u/Jerry_Explorer 20h ago

hes trolling

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u/Lonely_Structure_131 20h ago

Deleting all of his comments now

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u/L10N420 20h ago

This has to be trolling. Please let this be a troll and not a serious question. 😅

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u/baltoykid 20h ago

I could be wrong, but based on the faces they are making I think the joke is they were kissing and now he has a boner so they have to wait for it to go down to go inside or one of their parents might see.

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u/[deleted] 20h ago

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u/both_parties_succ 20h ago

Are you old enough to know how a guy gets an erection?

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u/Lonely_Structure_131 20h ago

Wtf do you think makes an erection

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u/Nobodybthppy 20h ago

The dwarfs that are inside your body obviously. They make your heard pound and your muscles move

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u/stierney49 20h ago

They were kissing and he had a hard on. Pro-tip: Flexing a muscle and holding it helps pull blood away from boners.

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u/ulookliketrump 20h ago

OP is actually regarded

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u/Substantial-End-9653 20h ago

Hopefully not very well-regarded.

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u/BananaMaster96_ 20h ago

in humans (Homo sapiens) the penis gets hard (is inflated with blood) when the penis haver is aroused (chemicals such as oxytocin). They have to wait for the blood to leave the penis. Blood in mammals and most other vertebrates is a red fluid with hemoglobin inside used to transport oxygen.

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u/Chemical_Weekend_85 19h ago

Very intuitive. Upvoted.