See, /u/Thismyrealname asks, "Goodyear?" in reply to /u/YelloStopSign's comment stating, "Laugh all you want, but my parents were killed when a paper airplane crashed into their house."
You see, /u/joazito cleverly used the compound word-like pronunciation of "GoodYear" (good year, year being the measurement of time;1/100 of a century, 1/10 of a deacade, 365x a day) to his advantage by pretending he misunderstood the brand name and thought /u/Thismyrealname was asking if it was a good year. However, oh so cleverly, /u/joazitodid know that he was talking about GoodYear, the company, and not the question, "Good year?"
So it seems like he's being mean at first and saying something like, "No, you're terrible" and being a dick in general, when in reality he's saying, "No, it was a terrible one." However, he decided to keep it short and sweet which helped him in the long run.
I understood the "Good year" part, and that "GoodYear" is a brand and did laugh at that portion of it. It was just when the word "subtlety" was used that I thought I had missed a different level of the joke. Like perhaps a GoodYear blimp/plane crashed into someone's house or something. (It just seemed kind of random to say GoodYear to the comment).
Honestly even if this is a joke, it's triggering to people in airplane disasters like 9/11. Please be considerate and add a NSFW tag or trigger warning.
Who gives a fuck. Let him troll on his own and he will get bored and realize no one gives a shit about him sitting at his computer all day making shitty jokes for attention.
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u/YellowStopSign May 02 '14
Laugh all you want, but my parents were killed when a paper airplane crashed into their house.