[url= https://www.fastcompany.com/40430620/this-man-spent-a-year-exploring-competitive-punning-subculture?partner=atlantic ]A year studying competitive punning![/url]
Personally I think its shameless pun-upmanship. Do your worst STW
This is outside my area of expertise..I'm out.
Do your worst STW
You can't force the puns.
You can't force the pun
You can, but not without punishment.
I can't digest this.
He's not the first to study punes.
"Named after the founder of the Fools Guild, one Jean-Paul Pune who, in his magnum opus, Essay on a form of wit devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the Fools' Guild are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain. The sacred and time-honoured art is currently taught at the Guild School by Cloistered Clown Brother Frere.
It is known that the Patrician's artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the Mail Order business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as mime artistry or abstract modern art."
I am still recovering from the bit about doing a ring toss in front of his girlfriend at a theme park
Having analysed puns myself, I'd say only a 10% made me laugh.
They were usually accidental, however, so effectively no-pun-in-ten-did.
I'll get my moleskins...
Fitting that into a single year is a punishing schedule
Fitting that into a single year is a punishing schedule
It's not so tough just a matter of work,rest and wordplay.
Oh my word.
Pie no punderstand