Think about what you're doing
...this is a sort of meta-shitpost. The last meta one I shared confused a lot of people in the comments, but here we go anyway.
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...this is a sort of meta-shitpost. The last meta one I shared confused a lot of people in the comments, but here we go anyway.
The answer to this question is almost always yes
Wheat killed my whole family and burned down my house. Bread is my revenge.
Kill some garlic and shake some cow juice until it's hard and it's very worth it.
I like antijokes and antimemes OP. Keep it up
Emphatically, yes.
What?
So it's a meta joke, using a setup that's usually something nonsensical, like:
Ok this one I get.
Wheat fields remind us of our troubles, bread helps us forget.
[Angry French Noises]
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As someone who is gf for my celiac partner, emphatic yes.
Do you sneak bread?
Oh yes, but it's rare.
Yes, but rice is more worth it.
"How many vegetables had to die for your stupid salad" kind of beat.
yes but only if u snort it, not bake it
Yes.
All right, I’m confused
As a very serious Frenchman, if it's to make that forsaken thing you dare calling bread then no, it's not worth it.
To make actual bread it's really great.
Is there some meaning not apparent in the meme? If not then it's not just unfunny it's pointless.
The other commenter is right. It's a meta gag, using a popular format.
Page me when the funny gets here then.
Lol, would it help if I explained it again? Most jokes only get better with lengthy explanations.
Most jokes are funny.
Might be about straw shortener? Seems to somehow have become a hot topic again in some circles.
For those not i the know, popular growth regulators used to shorten straws, as to prevent lodging during rains, has been known to cause hormone imbalances in humans, such as reduced fertility rates of men. Not sure if the growth regulators still are this dangerous, but they have been, and still are, banned in some countries.
It's an antimeme. The original meme is meant to show 2 separate, unrelated objects, with the implication that the first thing was destroyed in the process of creating the second object. In this case, the first object (wheat) really is used to create the second object (bread), hence the antimeme
Oh, so it is just unfunny, pointless, and not even a meme. Whelp, that's what I get for trying to have everything make sense.