Parody threads, they're everywhere. Should they be?

[The Real MC]

I have a sixth sense... I see snickering people

[ElmerJFudd]

 

[RABid]

It is like the person that tells the same joke over and over and over, and thinks it is still funny. You want to say "we heard this 10 times last week", but, you just smile and move on.

[ElmerJFudd]

7 minutes ago, RABid said:

It is like the person that tells the same joke over and over and over, and thinks it is still funny. You want to say "we heard this 10 times last week", but, you just smile and move on.

[CEB]

No. They are basically horseshit that wastes bandwidth. 

[Stokely]

Not my cup of tea, but I just ignore them.  No skin off my teeth if others like them.

[ElmerJFudd]

3 hours ago, RABid said:

It is like the person that tells the same joke over and over and over, and thinks it is still funny. You want to say "we heard this 10 times last week", but, you just smile and move on.

Unless he’s carrying a violin.  Then you stick around till the end anyway to see if he’s going to play it. 
 

 

[CEB]

They are non affable castigations of deviating degrees against those who took the time to post the original threads.  Parodies could be  construed as an action by an asshole who felt the original thread did not live up to their expectations. 

[ElmerJFudd]

One should never assume - ass of u and me and all that rot.  🍻 

 

Revenge of the Nerds has an endearing charm and is approaching its 40th anniversary.  It still garners a chuckle or more for many.  It’s entirely coincidence that Nord, Nerd and Nard share similar spelling and pronunciation.  How the human mind stores similarities and recalls them - why and when - is fascinating.  Nothing more.  

[Ivan May]

 

 

This parody of Three Little Pigs was always a favorite song of mine growing up. Green Jelly has a lot of good parodies, like their Anarchy In Bedrock song from The Flintstones soundtrack.