And here I thought I was the one with the cramped funnybone .I don't get it. You can buy a new shopping cart for $99-200 and you can even buy a cart corral for $1K. But this specifically mentions operating cost, which is probably a few cents per day since you probably only have to lube the wheels up evey few months after cleaning the grit and crap out of each wheel's axle, Maybe you spend a few cents per day sanitizing each cart at the end of a shift or end of a supermarket day. The cost of attending to a fleet of carts and moving them around is maybe a few people making minimum wage, but we're discussing one cart.
Three people seemed to understand this joke, but it went over my head. Can someone explain it to me, please? I promise I'm not being a dick. I just don't get it and need help. I'm sure there's some nuanced humor involved here.
Except I respectfully accepted your cramped funny bone and adjusted my posts to accommodate your inability to appreciate dad jokes and you respectfully called me out for my cramped funny bone seemingly just because you felt the need to try to level the playing field.And here I thought I was the one with the cramped funnybone .
You smile and wink with practically every post. It's hard to tell when they are meaninful, disingenuous or distractions anymore.Knothead...you misunderstand a fundamental aspect of my posts. If I add a smiley or grinning emoticon, the content of my post should not be taken as serious. It's another form of humor. I said stop with the dad jokes like someone else might say, "stop with the jokes, yer killin' me with how fun they are" as they laugh at them.
My comment about your lack of understanding of a very simple joke regarding the grocery cart that everyone but you understand was posted in humor, not derogatory style, as shown by the smile and wink.
You maybe need to get over yourself some. This is said seriously...see, no smile.
All I needed was to read your first sentence to know you understand little about psychology. I thought he was being domineering and using the emojis to help diffuse his strong tone.Knotorious, if one takes the time to add a smiley meaning that's humor, well, that's humor, period.
He worries enough about your understanding to give you an clue about the real meaning of what he just said. Humor, joke, or sarcastic, it could very well mean the opposite of the actual sentence.
If he wanted to smooth the effect on you and not hurt too badly your feeling/mood like you pretend, he would have used an other wording, like choosen words, really polite, diplomatic...
You claimed a couple times that you are a master in humor.
Me, I just see that you fail every time to recognize the humor when it comes from the other people. Juste take the time to evaluate the possible meanings beyond the words and not jump on your keyboard to send your too frequent butt-hurt reply.
Also, consider, some people move on with their day.That awkward silence while @Marc-Antoine tries to prove I claimed I was a master *of* humor...
Also, consider, some people move on with their day.
I'm commonly here for the laughs, BSing, camaraderie, etc, along with factual exchange.
Arguing about who said the exactly right thing is of little interest to some.
I do.So if I call you a "piece of shit with absolutely zero decorum and psychological intellect" and add a smiley face afterwards, are you supposed to know that I was joking? By your own logic, you should.
Actually, you did, at least a couple times. Now, if you want an evidence, you have to find it your self because I'm not willing to spend hours in reading again your 1770 or so posts on this forum. Sorry to disappoint you.I never claimed to be a master *of* humor. Show me one example of this. I bet you cannot.
Dude, you're gaslighting me. You can't find proof, but you can use that "proof" in an argument against me? That's ultra convenient. You're not worth my time. I knew you wouldn't be able to back up your claims. I would have respected you more had you conceded.I do.
The smileys are used well over 10% of meaning in a sentence. Actually they can even stand alone to express something. It's an important complement to communicate through the somewhat impersonal/contactless net.
Actually, you did, at least a couple times. Now, if you want an evidence, you have to find it your self because I'm not willing to spend hours in reading again your 1770 or so posts on this forum. Sorry to disappoint you.
Fwiw, I wasn't talking about me, as you seem to have interpreted my meaning to be.Also, consider, some people move on with their day.
I'm commonly here for the laughs, BSing, camaraderie, etc, along with factual exchange.
Arguing about who said the exactly right thing is of little interest to some.
So if I want @Marc-Antoine to show me some poof, I feel entitled to it.