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DollarStoreBa'al: More possible interpretations of the title text.

2026-03-02T20:07:30Z

More possible interpretations of the title text.

2600:387:F:D16:0:0:0:A: /* Transcript */ correcting an inaccuracy

2026-03-02T19:35:03Z

‎Transcript: correcting an inaccuracy

FaviFake at 21:20, 13 August 2025

2025-08-13T21:20:18Z

2A0A:EF40:C2:3201:77A3:C707:E7E4:409B at 07:57, 13 August 2025

2025-08-13T07:57:49Z

FaviFake at 16:58, 19 July 2025

2025-07-19T16:58:03Z

185.153.179.155: Updating this description with a bit more detail about the point of the strip and the way it could be construed for humorous purposes.

2025-06-24T21:08:23Z

Updating this description with a bit more detail about the point of the strip and the way it could be construed for humorous purposes.

FaviFake: Undo revision 372898 by 108.162.238.109 (talk)

2025-04-14T17:52:44Z

Undo revision 372898 by 108.162.238.109 (talk)

108.162.238.109 at 09:27, 14 April 2025

2025-04-14T09:27:29Z

FaviFake: thx

2025-03-21T15:43:51Z

thx

1234231587678 at 02:25, 21 March 2025

2025-03-21T02:25:35Z

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 This is a good example of subversion of expectation. The humor of this strip is derived by the juxtaposition of lofty poetic words and mature themes being abruptly offset with a base and ''juvenile'' "Your Mom" joke. This is similar to and part of a running gag across the following [[89: Gravitational Mass]], [[158: Six Months]], and [[176: Before Sunrise]], in that all of them start off seemingly innocuous, but end in the abrupt quotation of "Your Mom".
-The title text further emphasizes this and even more bluntly drives home the punchline for humorous effect.
+The title text further emphasizes this and even more bluntly drives home the punchline for humorous effect. Notably, this may not be used in a derogatory way. If the narrator is using your mom's services (which is very possible, given the 'countless crashed suitors' apparently strewn about the floor) they may be simply stating fact, or even exclaiming it in a positive way, although the latter is a bit of a stretch.
 ==Transcript==

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 :Spread, straddled, conquered.
 :Countless crashed suitors strewn carelessly.
-:Center, silken sheets sensuously caressing soft skin,
+:Center, silken sheets sensously [''sic''] caressing soft skin,
 :Contentedly sleeps your mom.

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 | titletext = God, she's such a whore.
 }}
 In non-poetical words, the comic describes the reader's mom, in a bed, having sexual intercourse with other people in a building located within a city.

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 | titletext = God, she's such a whore.
 }}
 In non-poetical words, the comic describes the reader's mom, in a bed, having sexual intercourse with other people in a building located within a city.

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 }}
-In other, non-poetical, words this explanation is too short and doesn't explain the comic nor the joke. Explain why it's funny in that position, etc.}}
+{{incomplete|This explanation doesn't fully explain the comic and the joke. Explain why it's funny in that position, etc.}}
 In non-poetical words, the comic describes the reader's mom, in a bed, having sexual intercourse with other people in a building located within a city.
 The poem or description alternates between using words that start with C and words that start with S, to achieve an effect resembling {{w|alliteration}}. The gentle, romantic tone of the poem is broken by the last two words, [[:Category: Your Mom|Your Mom]]. This is an example of a {{w|maternal insult}} joke, and is phrased accordingly.
-This is a good example of subversion of expectation. The humor of this strip is derived by the juxtaposition of lofty poetic words and mature themes being offset rather abruptly with a rather base and ''juvenile'' "Your Mom" joke. This is similar to and part of a running gag across the following [[89: Gravitational Mass]], [[158: Six Months]], and [[176: Before Sunrise]], in that all of them start off seemingly innocuous, but end in the abrupt quotation of "Your Mom".
+This is a good example of subversion of expectation. The humor of this strip is derived by the juxtaposition of lofty poetic words and mature themes being abruptly offset with a base and ''juvenile'' "Your Mom" joke. This is similar to and part of a running gag across the following [[89: Gravitational Mass]], [[158: Six Months]], and [[176: Before Sunrise]], in that all of them start off seemingly innocuous, but end in the abrupt quotation of "Your Mom".
 The title text further emphasizes this and even more bluntly drives home the punchline for humorous effect.

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-''Created by a MOM HAVING SEXUAL INTERCOURSE WITH A BOT - Some suggest the short submission can't completely convey the comic's casual comedy, or satire. Surely someone should scribe something stringently suggestive of the complete caucus of clarification, constituting corroboration of the circumstances seen in this situation.''
+''Some suggest the short submission can't completely convey the comic's casual comedy, or satire. Surely someone should scribe something stringently suggestive of the complete caucus of clarification, constituting corroboration of the circumstances seen in this situation.''
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