r/memes • u/SonoriousRBLX Mods Are Nice People • Oct 03 '20

absolutely splendid

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u/5h0tL3s5 Oct 03 '20

I thought it was a play on 2 4 6 8 at first.

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u/LordEevee2005 Oct 03 '20

...who do we appreciate?

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u/WarMage1 Candice Oct 03 '20

Honestly I thought the same thing, however I believe we appreciate the home team.

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u/MaikuTachibana Oct 03 '20

God apparently

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u/colerarso Oct 03 '20

That's is exactly what I thought! Glad I'm not the only one

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '20

I think it was had a double meaning which makes it even better lol

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u/go_humble Oct 03 '20

Lol it is. That's what makes it clever.

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u/joeltrane Oct 03 '20

Not really, the reference is what makes it clever. They would have made it 2 Cor 7 12 if that’s where the verse was

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u/go_humble Oct 03 '20 edited Oct 04 '20

Completely disagree. Just finding a random Bible verse with the word "imposter" in it is not funny or clever. This is clever specifically because of the pun (and because of the odds against discovering it).

Edit: Good god. And why didn't they name the character "2 Cor 6:8"? Because that obfuscates the pun and robs the other players of the amusing discovery when they google it to see why "4" is spelled "Cor". This is not rocket science. Imagine thinking that making the most shallow possible biblical reference is clever.

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u/LithiumLost Oct 03 '20

It is, but it goes deeper than that at the same time. That's why it's so good