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Okay, the first two lists (UN and TMNT) were alright, then I did my I'm-spiting-Greg list of the favorite people in my family, then Tom did his rather clever minimalist favorite binary digits list. Those had in common cleverness and mild-humor. Whomever did just random numbers is really lame. I guess I'm supposed to be laughing at how I'm not supposed to be laughing? That is the worst, most blunt form of irony/sarcasm imaginable. So whoever did that, go on wikipedia, find some random information and make an interesting list.
PS- I get to go to a meeting today!
I disagree completely (I suppose I would have to, having made the list). I've always liked that kind of blunt, and I think you're giving yourself an awful lot of credit for the TMNT list. Esoteric and funny/clever aren't the same thing. I'd be willing to concede that neither was funny, provided you stop letting Wikipedia do your work for you (and let's not included a "Dick Cheney's Fun Quote" section either, if it had crossed your mind).
ReplyDeleteThis feels vaguely like the posting wars that would occur on a pro-wrestling message board I'd visit religiously in seventh grade.
I actually like the numbers list.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm not choosing.
O'GARA GETS IT (Anne, you get me)
ReplyDeleteThe absence of humor cannot in and of itself be humorous.
ReplyDelete-Descartes
hey but how do we change those lists?
ReplyDelete/slash can just you boys do it?
Fun & Games has Doormat envy. I went there.
ReplyDeleteI think the recent lists are pushing it.
ReplyDeletemove on.(org)