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Varyk@sh.itjust.works āØ11ā© āØmonthsā© agoI understand that itās somehow bring used incorrectly, but Iām not sure I understand that a correct usage of it would be.
Isx the joke here supposed to be ānobody has ever said girlās hands are coldā?
Because thatās a common trope in TV shows, novels, regular conversation.
If the joke is that girlās hands are cold, why would you need āno oneā, and if the joke is that nobody would talk about girls hands being cold, then clearly thatās incorrect.
I appreciate the long explanation, I just do not understand it yet and Iāve received so many different explanations of what āno oneā is supposed to mean without getting any closer to what the joke is.
And I completely agree that whatever the original meaning was is essentially lost in people just put the phrase āno oneā in front of any image pretending it is a setup to a joke that it is not.
Thatās why I crop these images, because there doesnāt seem to be anything semantically or comedically gained from āno oneā.
Itās like putting a hat on a hat.
Sombyr@lemmy.zip āØ11ā© āØmonthsā© ago
Put simply it isnāt a joke. Itās evolved to the point where it basically means āprepare yourself, a jokeās coming.ā
Itās just a meme that got so overused that it doesnāt mean anything anymore.
Think of it like how 90% of knock knock jokes donāt need the setup of answering the door, itās just a familiar setup. Why is a banana knocking on the door? Why does there need to be a door in the setup of interrupting cow? Thatās what āno oneā means to younger people. Itās a familiar way to set up the joke.