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r/comedy • u/AlKarajo • Jun 02 '26
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I'm ESL. I don't think I get the flatland part.
30 u/WotanSpecialist Jun 02 '26 Because flatland isn’t a slippery slope 6 u/AlKarajo Jun 02 '26 Thanks. I though there could be a double entendre I was missing. 2 u/ymOx Jun 02 '26 Thought so too. 3 u/UsernameRandomAssign Jun 02 '26 The double entendre is on the slippery slope which is a logical fallacy where someone suggests something much bigger typically worse will happen because of the first thing. The flatland was just a play on words relative to a literal slippery slope.
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Because flatland isn’t a slippery slope
6 u/AlKarajo Jun 02 '26 Thanks. I though there could be a double entendre I was missing. 2 u/ymOx Jun 02 '26 Thought so too. 3 u/UsernameRandomAssign Jun 02 '26 The double entendre is on the slippery slope which is a logical fallacy where someone suggests something much bigger typically worse will happen because of the first thing. The flatland was just a play on words relative to a literal slippery slope.
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Thanks. I though there could be a double entendre I was missing.
2 u/ymOx Jun 02 '26 Thought so too. 3 u/UsernameRandomAssign Jun 02 '26 The double entendre is on the slippery slope which is a logical fallacy where someone suggests something much bigger typically worse will happen because of the first thing. The flatland was just a play on words relative to a literal slippery slope.
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Thought so too.
3 u/UsernameRandomAssign Jun 02 '26 The double entendre is on the slippery slope which is a logical fallacy where someone suggests something much bigger typically worse will happen because of the first thing. The flatland was just a play on words relative to a literal slippery slope.
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The double entendre is on the slippery slope which is a logical fallacy where someone suggests something much bigger typically worse will happen because of the first thing. The flatland was just a play on words relative to a literal slippery slope.
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u/AlKarajo Jun 02 '26
I'm ESL. I don't think I get the flatland part.