Running into something that’s “technically” the truth always means getting a little more (or maybe even less) than you bargained for. It’s like wading through a sea of dad jokes or something.
So yes, while the things in this list are technically accurate, you might still find yourself groaning in annoyance . Basically, it’ll be like you’ve entered some kind of dad joke lightning round.
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This aged well aged well…
You could say… this aged well. Well, what about this aged well? It aged well! Which is, well, all well and good.
I will now do my best to never say the word “well” again.
“This man’s speaking fax.”
What’s the best way to teach someone about procrastination? I’d say by showing them how it’s done. And this group message exchange couldn’t be more accurate, which is honestly both super annoying and kind of impressive.
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I don’t get why Elon Musk would want to buy Twitter. He already uses it for free (and has a pretty big following, too). Though, I guess using it and having ownership over the whole company are kind of different (actually, hugely different).
“You can always tap it if you want too.”
If you’re reading this, you’re most definitely using a screen. Which means… tap on the screen is taking on a whole new meaning. One that’s technically right, I guess…
“It is Domino’s pizza.”
Technically, it’s dominoes pizza, but yeah. Definitely not going to be nearly as good as the real deal, but it’ll still probably be decent. Once it’s cooked, that is. And after you pick off all the dominoes.
Yeah, that pretty much sums it up…
Great, now I’m sad. But when you think about it, what do you get when you work hard and finish a job/assignment/project? More work, usually. It’s painful how accurate this quote is.
“I got the Chicken burger with cheese and bacon, boss.”
I bet you anything the kitchen staff thought they were real funny for this. Technically, this person got their burger with bacon and cheese, there’s just a little bit of assembly that’s required now.
“Drive-through speaker broke so they taped a baby monitor to it.”
I’m going to ignore the confusing paw in the picture and choose to focus on the fact that baby monitors are just… speakers. Like, obviously they are, but you never really think about it.
Pretty solid plan, tbh.
I mean, I guess this technically isn’t the most accurate plan, since it’s probably bad to panic and run during an emergency. But let’s face it, a lot of people are probably going to run if they think they have to, so… yeah.
Go to the pizza place and do the thing.
Yeah, that’s typically what happens when you buy two things. You pay for them both. Though, I guess this would be more of a daily not-so-special than an actual special.
“I am interested in rock-paper-scissors again.”
I mean, technically , paper comes from trees, and technically trees are surprisingly formidable in nature. So I guess this is strangely accurate. Emphasis on the strange, of course, because this is downright odd.
Is this when I’m supposed to ask where the Any Key is?
Yes, that’s how you use a piano. You need to press at least one key, and then you’re in business. Unless your business is tuning pianos, I guess.
The detergent bottles have faced a different direction.
That’s… a thing people say, alright. That’s also a pun, that’s for sure. I honestly don’t know what else can be said, other than that I’m both shaking and nodding my head.
The absolute top states in the States.
If you think about north as up and south as down, then yeah. Those are the top 13 states to live in (not including Alaska). Maybe not the best, maybe not the worst, but definitely the top.
We’ve been copy/pasting for centuries at this point.
Do you think the first person to invent written language saw other people follow suit and go, “hey you’re copying me!”? Or maybe they were just happy to be part of the conversation.
Absolutely sickening!
Look. This is a great pun and all, but I’d be really scared of darts falling on me if I actually tried to throw them while the board is on the ceiling. Still, I appreciate the effort (even if it’s just a picture someone flipped).
“My store-bought ‘blueberry muffin’ has exactly one blueberry in it.”
Technically, that’s still a blueberry muffin. Even if the muffin only has a single blueberry.
Honestly, the muffin part is better than the blueberry part, so this isn’t a huge loss.
That’s right, just reel them in.
So basically, the cars at this lot are either under $4000, or they cost more than $4000. Their sign may not be the most straightforward, but it also technically doesn’t tell any lies.
“My husband pulled his car over to pick this up from the ground.”
I mean, it’s still a hundred bucks. It’s just not a hundred bucks that you can legally use. In other words, it’s actually worthless! How cool!
“He’s got the spirit at least.”
Technically, this person did stop there. Maybe on a red signal, maybe not.
I’m not actually sure if this is technically accurate, or just plain irony. I guess it could be a bit of both, though.
