Yesterday, on International Joke Day, I asked this question on Twitter:
My last question for the (International Joke) day: Who is an international joke?
Because of international joke Elon Musk, I can’t access that question on Twitter at the moment …
… but I can share some of the answers (which I gathered before my “rate limit” was quickly exceeded this morning).
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Do you see any international jokes in the other images I was able to capture for today?
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On I Forgot Day, I’m going to forget about international jokes Musk, Trump, Putin, and the Supreme Court as I, without limits, work on my book and joke with my husband Michael’s family.
Here’s what I find when I search for “international jokes” on YouTube:
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Thanks to Dawn Wong, Wes Anderson, sane people on Twitter, and everyone else who helped me create this International Jokes post, including YOU!
I think musk is making it up as he goes along, like a mad scientist/wizard of oz. and he is an international joke.
I can’t forget that I started my career as a sports journalist, Ann, so I will take a small bow this morning.
And looking at your photos, I can imagine you having a wonderful time in the aisles of that sock store!
I’m wondering how the other international joke Elon Musk is going to deal with the weather people of the 21st century. Completely different crowd from the weather people of yore, but if this rate limit bs keeps up, they may be tempted to indulge in a bit of emulation. (this “international” joke may have an age limit)
I find it fascinating that American standup comedy has had a global influence, drawing comedians as diverse as Sofie Hagen and Trevor Noah, and I’m sure there are countless others I just can’t think of at the moment or haven’t heard of who use humor to deepen our understanding of the world. And that is no joke.
Thanks, Chris, for using humor to deepen our understanding of the world.
What kind of business plan does Musk have, that throttles platform use? Bizarre
He is an international joke, my friend.