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On January 20 2009 18:40 Liquid`NonY wrote: i think it sucks because "better late than never" doesn't make any sense there. so it's just a random saying with the letters switched. and this isnt a case where i feel such randomness makes it better Spoiler for those who haven't read it: + Show Spoiler + I believe the story was first circulated as a sort of "longest joke ever". The thing about the story was that it was so long and kind of decent in plot that it made you forget you were reading a joke, until at the end which refers back to the original intent. That puts "better late than never" into the perfect context for the punchline. Brilliant, personally.  | ||
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On January 20 2009 20:33 MTF wrote: Spoiler for those who haven't read it: + Show Spoiler + I believe the story was first circulated as a sort of "longest joke ever". The thing about the story was that it was so long and kind of decent in plot that it made you forget you were reading a joke, until at the end which refers back to the original intent. That puts "better late than never" into the perfect context for the punchline. Brilliant, personally. Still, I think someone should rewrite the story so it has some deep philosophical ending about humanity's crimes or something else. | ||
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people follow the rule of spoilers so well, but they suck at reading the OP the result is that if you reply to the OP, you feel like you have to spoiler tag the content of the OP. hahahaha | ||
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On January 20 2009 20:33 MTF wrote: Spoiler for those who haven't read it: I believe the story was first circulated as a sort of "longest joke ever". The thing about the story was that it was so long and kind of decent in plot that it made you forget you were reading a joke, until at the end which refers back to the original intent. That puts "better late than never" into the perfect context for the punchline. Brilliant, personally. Yeah I was going to say that too, it works perfectly. You spend the whole story waiting for a joke... and the joke is "better late than never!". It's genius; agreeably not laugh out loud humour but genius none the less. | ||
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