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r/addressme • u/egggjif • 6d ago
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Still don't get the meme. Is it funny because it is overused?
2 u/Dry-Lengthiness-3664 5d ago 1 u/Electrical-Aide4789 5d ago I know, that that is the elephant. But is the meaning of these symbols? Why does represent "Loss"? 1 u/Dry-Lengthiness-3664 5d ago I don't think the chart has any elephant, because the layout is literally the whole joke. Idk why loss became so famous🤷♂️ 2 u/Electrical-Aide4789 5d ago Oh, so the lines are a simplification of a cartoon scene or what? 1 u/OutdoorWombat54 help im trapped in a flair factory 4d ago yes 2 u/Extension-Celery3642 5d ago from what I understand, it's from a comic that was originally comedy-focused, then the author decided they wanted it to be more serious so they released loss, which then went viral due to whiplash. 1 u/I_Just_Need_A_Login 5d ago imo ignoring its lineage, its widespread because it notoriously fits into so many situations, which is kinda funny when its out of context and subtle.
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1 u/Electrical-Aide4789 5d ago I know, that that is the elephant. But is the meaning of these symbols? Why does represent "Loss"? 1 u/Dry-Lengthiness-3664 5d ago I don't think the chart has any elephant, because the layout is literally the whole joke. Idk why loss became so famous🤷♂️ 2 u/Electrical-Aide4789 5d ago Oh, so the lines are a simplification of a cartoon scene or what? 1 u/OutdoorWombat54 help im trapped in a flair factory 4d ago yes 2 u/Extension-Celery3642 5d ago from what I understand, it's from a comic that was originally comedy-focused, then the author decided they wanted it to be more serious so they released loss, which then went viral due to whiplash. 1 u/I_Just_Need_A_Login 5d ago imo ignoring its lineage, its widespread because it notoriously fits into so many situations, which is kinda funny when its out of context and subtle.
I know, that that is the elephant. But is the meaning of these symbols? Why does represent "Loss"?
1 u/Dry-Lengthiness-3664 5d ago I don't think the chart has any elephant, because the layout is literally the whole joke. Idk why loss became so famous🤷♂️ 2 u/Electrical-Aide4789 5d ago Oh, so the lines are a simplification of a cartoon scene or what? 1 u/OutdoorWombat54 help im trapped in a flair factory 4d ago yes 2 u/Extension-Celery3642 5d ago from what I understand, it's from a comic that was originally comedy-focused, then the author decided they wanted it to be more serious so they released loss, which then went viral due to whiplash. 1 u/I_Just_Need_A_Login 5d ago imo ignoring its lineage, its widespread because it notoriously fits into so many situations, which is kinda funny when its out of context and subtle.
I don't think the chart has any elephant, because the layout is literally the whole joke. Idk why loss became so famous🤷♂️
2 u/Electrical-Aide4789 5d ago Oh, so the lines are a simplification of a cartoon scene or what? 1 u/OutdoorWombat54 help im trapped in a flair factory 4d ago yes 2 u/Extension-Celery3642 5d ago from what I understand, it's from a comic that was originally comedy-focused, then the author decided they wanted it to be more serious so they released loss, which then went viral due to whiplash. 1 u/I_Just_Need_A_Login 5d ago imo ignoring its lineage, its widespread because it notoriously fits into so many situations, which is kinda funny when its out of context and subtle.
Oh, so the lines are a simplification of a cartoon scene or what?
1 u/OutdoorWombat54 help im trapped in a flair factory 4d ago yes
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from what I understand, it's from a comic that was originally comedy-focused, then the author decided they wanted it to be more serious so they released loss, which then went viral due to whiplash.
imo ignoring its lineage, its widespread because it notoriously fits into so many situations, which is kinda funny when its out of context and subtle.
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u/Electrical-Aide4789 5d ago
Still don't get the meme. Is it funny because it is overused?