No one is having fun on lemmy.
No one is having fun on lemmy.
I feel that outside the memes community , no one had ever said a joke in the comments and I rarely see sarcasm here.
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And this is awesome.
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Q: Why did the punk rocker cross the road?
To understand this joke you need to be old enough to remember when wearing safety pins through the flesh was fashionable in some subcultures.
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Wow, that was, like, SOOOOO funny, I forgot to laugh. /s
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I'm having fun ☹️
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Obviously you don't understand humor like they do.
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Being a mod, I honestly don't know how to interact with the communities I care about. I'm afraid of saying something that offends, then have people afraid of reporting me to, well, me. This means that I keep tone neutral normally.
I have some great dad jokes, if you want them, though.
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Do you mean like reddit, where the top 50 voted comments are always the same repetitive jokes?
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And my axe!
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disco ball
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New response just dropped
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Jokes and sarcasm are not allowed on lemmy, people don't like fun here. Only the posts can be shit, never the comments.
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Literally just put a "/s" and everyone will get your sarcasm.
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Yow!
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Be the change you want to see.
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Wait, you can say things on Lemmy? I've been typing them like a chump the entire time!
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Depends on why people communicate on social media. The best communities are the ones where everyone understands what they are there to do without being told. It's not just because memeing communities are fun and technical communities are dull. Places like technology or worldnews generate friction because there are some people sharing/requesting info and people trying to relax/vent/troll/feel important/fight/dunk and that creates an expectation mismatch that leads to toxicity.
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Sarcasm. Can you see it?
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I thought I was enjoying the Lamington experience, but perhaps I am wrong.
Here's a joke though:
Q. How do you turn a cat in to a dog?
A. Cover it in petrol and light a match... Woof!Q2. How do you turn it back in to a cat?
A2. Stick it in the freezer, then cut it in half with a bandsaw... MmmeeoooooowApparently I shared this joke when I changed kindergartens as my "tell everyone about yourself, and tell us a funny joke you heard" introduction thing. According to the teacher I was in stitches the whole time, but did riff a little in the middle with some improv which ended up involving trees and cars and a snowman somehow.
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I occasionally did one liner at news as well, it's a behaviour inherited from Reddit, but yeah i don't really like doing it outside of particular community. Imagine people share something and all they get is one liner joke. It's frustrating part of reddit culture that i learned and i'm now trying to stop.
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Nah, if I think of a joke, it's getting told
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I have seen some on !casualconversation@lemm.ee
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Q:
How do you know if there's an elephant living in your fridge?Back when, we only had what today would be called "natural" peanut butter, made from just peanuts. You didn't have to keep it in the fridge, but it helped keep it from separating again once you got it all stirred up.
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I just got here but if this means it's not like reddit where every comment is the same 12 jokes they've been beating to death since 2010 then I'm glad
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i get the same feeling.. people are too serious here