RaghVi OS: Dark Humor - Page 2

Originally posted by: evilxbalaa

Awww i love their understanding <3 You write so well

I was laughing at all those jokes but I didnt get the ladder one😆

Thank you so much!!

It means a lot!

And rest about that ladder joke then it's like an unfinished tale in which the joke as it is currently stands tells the start of the story, indicates that the grandfather died, and leaves you to guess how that occurred. I found this joke to be pretty funny - not telling the whole story makes the user puzzle out what actually happened, and that work makes it funnier.

Originally posted by: SONIA441

🤣🤣

A Good One yet again

Thank you so much❤️🤗

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

This one was go gooood!!!! A fantastic write yet again!!! All cheers to you ❤️ 👏loved their understanding, and his ability to make her understand...🥳

Awww!!

Thank you so much!!! 🤗

I am glad you enjoy reading my shots❤️

Originally posted by: TunesOfHeart

Thank you so much!!

It means a lot!

And rest about that ladder joke then it's like an unfinished tale in which the joke as it is currently stands tells the start of the story, indicates that the grandfather died, and leaves you to guess how that occurred. I found this joke to be pretty funny - not telling the whole story makes the user puzzle out what actually happened, and that work makes it funnier.

I still dont get it🤣

Originally posted by: evilxbalaa

I still dont get it🤣

Then I don't think even I can explain😆

Lovely and sweet interlude between Raghav and Pallavi

Originally posted by: Joyness

Lovely and sweet interlude between Raghav and Pallavi

Thank you so much!! 🤗

Nice story! I think Pallavi is intelligent enough to understand the same jokes as Raghav, but too decent to laugh at them.

I will now humbly request your patience as I over-analyze the ladder joke. The old man's question implies that he was fatally injured when he fell off a ladder that his grandson was supposed to be holding steady. Raghav is laughing at three ironies: (1) misplaced trust; (2) disorientation - the old man has false hope that he's still safe on the ladder; (3) irreverence for old age.

Originally posted by: BrhannadaArmour

Nice story! I think Pallavi is intelligent enough to understand the same jokes as Raghav, but too decent to laugh at them.

I will now humbly request your patience as I over-analyze the ladder joke. The old man's question implies that he was fatally injured when he fell off a ladder that his grandson was supposed to be holding steady. Raghav is laughing at three ironies: (1) misplaced trust; (2) disorientation - the old man has false hope that he's still safe on the ladder; (3) irreverence for old age.

Thanks for this explanation!

This story and joke actually got a good discussion going on

Originally posted by: BrhannadaArmour

Nice story! I think Pallavi is intelligent enough to understand the same jokes as Raghav, but too decent to laugh at them.

I will now humbly request your patience as I over-analyze the ladder joke. The old man's question implies that he was fatally injured when he fell off a ladder that his grandson was supposed to be holding steady. Raghav is laughing at three ironies: (1) misplaced trust; (2) disorientation - the old man has false hope that he's still safe on the ladder; (3) irreverence for old age.

Thankyou so much!! I am glad you enjoyed!! 🤗

And rest about that joke, then it was an open ended joke with a lot to imagine for a reader so it depends on reader mostly how to get it!! 😆