I’m confused and probably stupid, but…should the guy not be crawling 100 meters versus 1 km (1,000 meters)? What part of my brain has damage from being dropped as a child?
It’s an anti-joke playing on expectations. Like, you expect the joke to be that the guy is crawling the wrong way, or to be making fun of Americans not using the metric system, but it’s been edited so that neither of those fit.
The previous edit to this joke was the American man dying of thirst went to the right because 1<100 and as a math illiterate, he didn’t check the units.
The original joke was the American man dying of thirst went straight between the two signs because he couldn’t read.
I’m confused and probably stupid, but…should the guy not be crawling 100 meters versus 1 km (1,000 meters)? What part of my brain has damage from being dropped as a child?
Yeah, it’s just a shitpost with layers of irony and edits to the intended joke.
Less a shitpost and more a shit post
I’m… Not really getting it
It’s an anti-joke playing on expectations. Like, you expect the joke to be that the guy is crawling the wrong way, or to be making fun of Americans not using the metric system, but it’s been edited so that neither of those fit.
Screw you and you intelligent cyber-bullying!
You’re in the wrong community to be “getting” things
Corn?
It’s pure brainrot, don’t even bother. Just clowns jerking off to their own content
Americans like bigger numbers. The more zeros the better.
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The previous edit to this joke was the American man dying of thirst went to the right because 1<100 and as a math illiterate, he didn’t check the units.
The original joke was the American man dying of thirst went straight between the two signs because he couldn’t read.
Like and onion or a cake?
Yes
I think the m is supposed to stand for miles. I guess the sign is in a desert between usa and canada
Thank you. I’ve only ever seen “mi.” for miles.
Wait that’s the joke??? I’ve never seen “m” used for miles lol.
What does “mph” mean to you?
British road signs will mark that a junction is “1m” away meaning “1 mile” (to distinguish it from other contexts where it might say “300 yards”)
Interesting, I didn’t realize that. In the US we use “mi” for miles to clarify that we don’t mean meters lol
If that isn’t it I don’t know what the joke is. Maybe Americans are so stupid that they accidentally make the right choice?
Mph?
‘m’ is definitely meters, ‘mi’ is for miles
You’re a doctor for Christ’s sake. Get ahold of yourself!
Agreed, I don’t get it either! I mean we are making fun of the freedom unit here aren’t we?