Still doesn’t make sense. Christians believe in hell; neither Christians nor atheists believe in Mordor. It doesn’t make sense as an analogy and I don’t find it funny. Also, it’s only wooosh if OP intended it as a joke (would still be a bad joke). Are you OP?
Telling someone they’ll end up somewhere they don’t believe exists is as effective as telling someone they’ll end up somewhere they don’t believe exists. Does the pairity seem more obvious from this angle?
Still doesn’t make sense. Christians believe in hell; neither Christians nor atheists believe in Mordor. It doesn’t make sense as an analogy and I don’t find it funny. Also, it’s only wooosh if OP intended it as a joke (would still be a bad joke). Are you OP?
Look out, we got the joke police over here :3
Telling someone they’ll end up somewhere they don’t believe exists is as effective as telling someone they’ll end up somewhere they don’t believe exists. Does the pairity seem more obvious from this angle?
WIIUWIIUWIIU
Who called for the joke police. You got a loicence for that joike
The word ‘like’ is semantically wrong here.
No it fucking isn’t.
Yeah, if your humor is a potato.
What a stupid fucking hill to choose to die on.
What a great contribution to the thread.
I didn’t say it’s confusing, I said it doesn’t make sense.