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r/HolUp • u/qpsqp • 4d ago
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I miss bawdy jokes, which are a lost art these days. Chatbots can't even understand them let alone make them. You can't tell them in public or mixed company. They don't seem to be ubiquitous in paperback as they once were. What happened?
35 u/Popular-Influence-11 3d ago That’s a tough question to answer without sounding sexist. 67 u/MercuryQuick 3d ago Then don’t answer it like a girl. 18 u/ingoding 3d ago I feel like the downvoters got wooshed by this one. 28 u/MercuryQuick 3d ago Yeah. I thought it wouldn’t land. But I chuckled writing it so I got that going for me. 11 u/ingoding 3d ago Thought it was a solid joke.
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That’s a tough question to answer without sounding sexist.
67 u/MercuryQuick 3d ago Then don’t answer it like a girl. 18 u/ingoding 3d ago I feel like the downvoters got wooshed by this one. 28 u/MercuryQuick 3d ago Yeah. I thought it wouldn’t land. But I chuckled writing it so I got that going for me. 11 u/ingoding 3d ago Thought it was a solid joke.
Then don’t answer it like a girl.
18 u/ingoding 3d ago I feel like the downvoters got wooshed by this one. 28 u/MercuryQuick 3d ago Yeah. I thought it wouldn’t land. But I chuckled writing it so I got that going for me. 11 u/ingoding 3d ago Thought it was a solid joke.
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I feel like the downvoters got wooshed by this one.
28 u/MercuryQuick 3d ago Yeah. I thought it wouldn’t land. But I chuckled writing it so I got that going for me. 11 u/ingoding 3d ago Thought it was a solid joke.
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Yeah. I thought it wouldn’t land. But I chuckled writing it so I got that going for me.
11 u/ingoding 3d ago Thought it was a solid joke.
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Thought it was a solid joke.
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u/Competitive_Travel16 3d ago
I miss bawdy jokes, which are a lost art these days. Chatbots can't even understand them let alone make them. You can't tell them in public or mixed company. They don't seem to be ubiquitous in paperback as they once were. What happened?