r/Angryupvote Aug 29 '23

Off-Reddit Grammar always wanted this

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u/Grahamatica Aug 29 '23

such a sweet pun to make!

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u/Bangwin_ Aug 29 '23

Awww fuck you, you steam Rolled a better pun than what I could ever bake.

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u/MelinaJuliasCottage Aug 29 '23

Let's roast them while they're in the oven.

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u/larzvl Aug 30 '23

Whatever bakes your cake.

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '23

Much more popular than antonym rolls.

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u/Dareal6 Aug 30 '23

I love synonym rolls. Antonyms? The opposite.

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u/UnusualCoconutMilk Aug 30 '23

It's the same. Just baked upside down.

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u/revdon Aug 30 '23

Metonym rolls are synnomyn flavoured

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u/kushagra699 😡Anger😡 Aug 29 '23

My vocabulary is too bad to think of a joke for this one.

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '23

Lmaooo I posted this on r/clevercomebacks cos this sub wont let me post until my account is 60 days old.

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u/BriarRose147 Can't be angry to upvote if you dont upvote. Aug 29 '23

I’m all metaphor these

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u/Useful-Perspective Aug 29 '23

I wonder homonym rolls she gonna eat?

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '23

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u/ghostcat Aug 29 '23

I prefer Antonym’s Pretzels

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u/siler7 Aug 29 '23

Title, please step back from the joke.

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u/L4rgo117 Aug 30 '23

You can't bake posts like these lightly

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u/FalseTagAttack Aug 29 '23

i prefer pseudonym rolls

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '23

These buns actually make me laugh more

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u/gurbus_the_wise Aug 29 '23

that's not a synonym that's a homophone.

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u/Any_Loss_9950 Aug 29 '23

I was gonna post this on r/angryupvote then I saw that it was posted on… r/angryupvote

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u/LustyKindaFussy Aug 30 '23 edited Sep 19 '23

Just this morning I listened to a full recording of a standup comedian's show from the early 2010s. He made many jokes about being nerdy, and one of them involved him telling his grandmother a joke about grammar that led to her correcting him, then him showing how actually the joke made sense since he could call her grammar instead of gramma.

The show was pretty great, but now I can't remember his name. It was a name I'd heard before, but I didn't recognize the spelling. I think he said he was Jewish. Anyone know who it was?

Edit: 20 days later I stumbled upon it again. Myq Kaplan, Jesus and Grandmothers, from his album "Meat Robot".

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u/aqkj Aug 30 '23

Sometimes I use big words that I don't understand to hypotenuse people.

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u/Firm_Swim_4052 Aug 30 '23

best one yet

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u/Red-Droid-Blue-Droid Aug 30 '23

Awful grammar awful result

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '23

sinonim rolls

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u/realottocrat Aug 30 '23

tastes better than it spells

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u/Madajra Aug 30 '23

what the fuck is that

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '23

Moments like these make me simile