I bet this Friend also thinks skibidi toilet is hilarious
lostinhh on
It isn’t one.
lime-enthusiast on
Not one I’ve heard before. Even if it was in German it wouldn’t be funny
Raingood on
How many Germans does it take to change a lightbulb? – One. We are efficient, and this is not a joke.
DerEchteDaniel on
Cannot answer, joke too funny
MyPigWhistles on
It’s not an actual joke and not funny. If anything, the „joke“ here is the cliche that Germans have no humor.
SadlyNotDannyDeVito on
This is a pure shitpost. There are some jokes that only work in German. „Two hunters meet. Both are dead.“, „A horse walks into a flower shop and asks ‚Do you have any dasies?'“, „Why is a Pilsner standing in the forest? Because the fir cones.“
But that isn’t one of them.
RedLemonSlice on
70% sure the German friend of yours was messing with you. He was probably playing off the stereotype about German humour and pulling a meta-joke on you.
Or 30% he’s just weird.
Mangobonbon on
German humour is no laughing matter.
MalachHaMavet36 on
German joke culture is very complex for not only do we have jokes, but we also happen to have anti-jokes. This is an example of the latter.
samit2heck on
Did you hear about the Mercedes that broke down? (The joke being that Germans consider Mercedes to be so reliable this would never happen).
Tobi406 on
Unless I’m like completly mistaken, but if you replace „landlord“ with „waiter“ and „drink“ with „beer“ it’s just a good old cliche joke. The waiter was confused the Austrian left the bar (and the beer he ordered), since everyone in Austria just loves beer so much.
But ok… now I do realize my assumptions sound quite absurd, must be the fever…
RefrigeratorMain7921 on
This joke feels like the bit in South Park where the German politicians are pissed off with Jimmy Valmer because he awards the Germans with the ‚Least funny people in the world‘ award! So the politicians crack some ‚German‘ jokes on the national news TV channel to prove that they are indeed funny.
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I bet this Friend also thinks skibidi toilet is hilarious
It isn’t one.
Not one I’ve heard before. Even if it was in German it wouldn’t be funny
How many Germans does it take to change a lightbulb? – One. We are efficient, and this is not a joke.
Cannot answer, joke too funny
It’s not an actual joke and not funny. If anything, the „joke“ here is the cliche that Germans have no humor.
This is a pure shitpost. There are some jokes that only work in German. „Two hunters meet. Both are dead.“, „A horse walks into a flower shop and asks ‚Do you have any dasies?'“, „Why is a Pilsner standing in the forest? Because the fir cones.“
But that isn’t one of them.
70% sure the German friend of yours was messing with you. He was probably playing off the stereotype about German humour and pulling a meta-joke on you.
Or 30% he’s just weird.
German humour is no laughing matter.
German joke culture is very complex for not only do we have jokes, but we also happen to have anti-jokes. This is an example of the latter.
Did you hear about the Mercedes that broke down? (The joke being that Germans consider Mercedes to be so reliable this would never happen).
Unless I’m like completly mistaken, but if you replace „landlord“ with „waiter“ and „drink“ with „beer“ it’s just a good old cliche joke. The waiter was confused the Austrian left the bar (and the beer he ordered), since everyone in Austria just loves beer so much.
But ok… now I do realize my assumptions sound quite absurd, must be the fever…
This joke feels like the bit in South Park where the German politicians are pissed off with Jimmy Valmer because he awards the Germans with the ‚Least funny people in the world‘ award! So the politicians crack some ‚German‘ jokes on the national news TV channel to prove that they are indeed funny.