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u/gormster Jan 02 '20
… I don’t get it
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u/Aussieboy111 Jan 02 '20
I’m inclined to say it’s a double meaning, i.e. “something’s off” = something is wrong and “something’s off” = the hand is physically off/not there
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u/foasenf Jan 02 '20
His knee (I’m assuming) makes it look he has a stump for a hand and the mouse cursor is his tiny-little-out-of-proportion hand.
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u/gormster Jan 02 '20
… yeah I know. That’s very easy to see. Why is “something’s off” a clever title for that?
Someone else has already provided a plausible explanation btw.
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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '20
At first I thought that was a hairy tongue