Tag: text message humor

The image is a screenshot of an older Apple iMessage conversation between a child and their saved contact "Dad". The child sends a serious message stating they have decided to drop out of school and apologizing for the choice. The dad initially responds calmly, saying it is okay and telling the child to remember one thing. When the child asks what the thing is, the dad gives a completely unrelated, trivial answer: that he does not like pickles on his Big Mac burger. The humor comes from the absurd anti-climax, where the dad ignores the major life announcement in favor of a petty food preference, a classic example of dad joke humor.

Dad Ignores Kid Dropping Out of School to Mention Big Mac Pickle Preference

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This is a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post by user Zara (@_zzzaraaa). The post shows an iMessage exchange between Zara and her mother: Zara sends her mom a video of herself, telling her mom she looks identical to her, especially at the start of the video when she makes a specific face. Her mom first agrees with her observation, then immediately follows up with the comment "but i had a husband at 28", which is a passive-aggressive jab at Zara being unmarried at an implied age older than 28. Zara responds immediately with "Goodnight" to awkwardly end the conversation, highlighting the relatable humorous experience of parents bringing up relationship or marriage status unprompted.

Mom roasts daughter after she says she looks just like her

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This is a screenshot of an iMessage chat interface. The timestamp at the top reads 'Today 4:05 PM'. A received gray message bubble on the left says 'Bro, i have diabetes type 1'. On the right side, a blue sent message bubble only contains the number '1', with a 'Delivered' label below it. A gray typing indicator bubble also appears on the left, indicating the friend who shared his type 1 diabetes diagnosis is typing a response after receiving the extremely unempathetic, dismissive reply. The dark humor of the meme comes from the absurdly rude and tone-deaf response the sender gave to their friend's serious health news, so the title 'Pray for him' refers to the person who sent the '1' reply, as he is very likely to face an angry reaction from his friend.

Pray for him

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