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I believe it is intended as humor -- the whole joke is that the story is fabricated, and he himself is deceiving you with fiction as a typist himself. Of cours
by samtheprogram 5y ago
I believe it is intended as humor -- the whole joke is that the story is fabricated, and he himself is deceiving you with fiction as a typist himself.
Of course, like you, I'm not 100% sure I'm right as with many of Norm's gags.
- coldtea 5y ago>the whole joke is that the story is fabricated, and he himself is deceiving you with fiction as a typist himself. That would be a pretty lousy joke by Norm's standards.
- samtheprogram 5y agoSome of Norm's jokes are intentionally very long with a lousy punchline, making them funnier... which I could see in this case because the story was told with every sentence in its own tweet, making it painful to read chronologically (and possibly adding another element to the "typist" bit). But in the other cases usually the joke is much more obvious, so again, I'm not sure.
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