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minus-square@Hikermicklink23•1 month agoAmerica is a big place. Sarcasm isn’t popular everywhere. Here in the rustbelt it’s king. Other than one 9/11 meme I saw yesterday I’m not too aware of any 9/11 jokes, can say the same for Hiroshima & Nagasaki
minus-square@glimselink22•1 month ago“The record for speedreading was broken by multiple New Yorkers in 2001 when they sped through over 100 stories in under a minute” That’s the only 9/11 oneliner I can think of but there’s a lot of joking about it in general
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish19•1 month agoI saw a video on YT Yesterday with 2 decent 9/11 jokes: “Saying you’re a a COD Zombies fan is like saying you’re a 9/11 fan, people ask if you mean before or after it all came crashing down” Which sets up later: “I apologize for that 9/11 joke. I know for many people it can be shocking, and then the second one hits” followed be a few seconds of silence Which legitimately got an out loud chuckle out of me
minus-squareDumbAceDragonlinkfedilinkEnglish13•1 month agoNew Yorker here, many of us (or at least most people I know) enjoy a good 9/11 joke. Mostly young people afaik.
minus-squareRob T FireflylinkEnglish3•1 month agoAs a New Yorker who was around at the time, I’m pretty sure I told my first 9/11 joke on 9/12.
minus-squaresheepishlylinkfedilink1•1 month agoI’ve seen quite a few “A second ___ has hit the ___” memes in my time.
America is a big place. Sarcasm isn’t popular everywhere. Here in the rustbelt it’s king. Other than one 9/11 meme I saw yesterday I’m not too aware of any 9/11 jokes, can say the same for Hiroshima & Nagasaki
“The record for speedreading was broken by multiple New Yorkers in 2001 when they sped through over 100 stories in under a minute”
That’s the only 9/11 oneliner I can think of but there’s a lot of joking about it in general
I saw a video on YT Yesterday with 2 decent 9/11 jokes:
“Saying you’re a a COD Zombies fan is like saying you’re a 9/11 fan, people ask if you mean before or after it all came crashing down”
Which sets up later:
“I apologize for that 9/11 joke. I know for many people it can be shocking, and then the second one hits” followed be a few seconds of silence
Which legitimately got an out loud chuckle out of me
New Yorker here, many of us (or at least most people I know) enjoy a good 9/11 joke. Mostly young people afaik.
As a New Yorker who was around at the time, I’m pretty sure I told my first 9/11 joke on 9/12.
I’ve seen quite a few “A second ___ has hit the ___” memes in my time.