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A Comic Wherein a Fox Tells a Hilarious Joke
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this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2024
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If you invert the first two panels you get Loss.
But then the joke that fox is telling wouldn't make sense
It still is funny but in a slightly darker way.
Then I won't do that. Thanks for pointing that out.
What a killjoy ;)
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The human brain's capability of pattern recognition is unmatched
True, but it's also that I automatically check any 4 panel comic for the loss pattern.