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We may clown on him a lot but it's genuinely quite dystopian how much power Elon Musk has.
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this post was submitted on 18 May 2024
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What a ridiculous bulletin.
“Excuse me, I’d like to inform you, with your permission of course, that, and I will stress that this is an interpersonal transfer of information between you and I that is entirely within your purview to block or disregard, a tweet, which is to say a post on x (.) (dot) com, a website only recently renamed so from its previous moniker “twitter,” which explains the origin of the nomenclature of its posts, “tweets” in case can’t recall, mentioned a biographical film titled who is Bobby Kennedy.”
Thank you for reading the Kentucky bacon. Your information has been logged.”
Did I have a stroke or did you?
I’m joking about how overly verbose they were in speaking about a retweet from a doofus billionaire. In attempting to offer gravitas, they simply seemed timidly giddy.
Ahh. Gotcha. Your joke was too good. I am not worthy. Lol.
I was going for agonizing rather than confusing, so I went wrong with my first line. It’s rarely the audience’s fault that a joke doesn’t land.