Funny Pictures/Jokes Megathread

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[Selastan]

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[Blueobelisk]

You guys are weird. I came here to say that I realized the secret to life and yet...the stuff that gets posted...

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Logan Paul plays Witcher3...

[Daedius]

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Reminds me of the joke at end of another Bats film.

[Daedius]

Reminds me of the joke at end of another Bats film.

That's not funny, that's tragic.

[Blueobelisk]

That first Batman clip where he owns Green Lantern was kind of cool.

The second Batman clip...I didn't understand the joke...

[Selastan]

The second Batman clip...I didn't understand the joke...

The joke is that the two escaping inmates are the Joker and Batman. Batman has crossed out into the sane world, and is offering to help Joker, but Joker is saying that he is too afraid to trust Batman, instead staying within the comfort of his insanity.

[LiiLoSNK]

The joke is that the two escaping inmates are the Joker and Batman. Batman has crossed out into the sane world, and is offering to help Joker, but Joker is saying that he is too afraid to trust Batman, instead staying within the comfort of his insanity.

Yea then batman kills him.

[Selastan]

Yea then batman kills him.

...why would you think that?

[LiiLoSNK]

...why would you think that?

Because it's what happened.

[Selastan]

Because it's what happened.

But it isn't

[LiiLoSNK]

But it isn't

Then prove it.

[Calfredd]

From the text itself, the ending is ambiguous: according to one view, Batman breaks the Joker's neck out of panel, causing the laughter to stop abruptly. Some people theorise that the title, "The Killing Joke" is in reference to the ending scene, in which The Joker and Batman laugh, over a joke, thus triggering Batman to kill The Joker. According to another view, Batman and the Joker, who have been fighting for years, end all of their disputes by having a good laugh about it all. Still another theory maintains that the first and last panels of the book are both purposely of rain falling on the ground, which symbolizes that nothing has changed except for the two parties' respect for each other.

Technically about the comic from which the film was derived but there you go; you're both right... sort of.

[Selastan]

Then prove it.

How about every story written after it that features the story? Arkham Asylum even references it. Better yet, PROVE Joker dies. It isn't even hinted at, and after a quick search the only evidence I can find of YOUR story are fan-theories.

[LiiLoSNK]

How about every story written after it that features the story? Arkham Asylum even references it. Better yet, PROVE Joker dies. It isn't even hinted at, and after a quick search the only evidence I can find of YOUR story are fan-theories.

That wasn't Allen Moore's call, and therefor, it is not canon to his story. It's completely left up to "fan-theory", which is why you can't prove me wrong. Sorry that this is new and upsetting information for you to hear.



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Technically about the comic from which the film was derived but there you go; you're both right... sort of.

The only person wrong is the guy I'm talking to for calling anyone's opinion wrong, since it's open to interpretation.

[anveena]

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