Delivery Style: subversion

Subversion joke delivery styles, punchline pacing, and comedy formats for people with specific chaos preferences from Chaotic Meh — organized so the algorithm can pretend this place has adult supervision.

  • Men Are Better at Everything

    Men Are Better at Everything

    Just to prove men are
    better at everything….

    We won
    ‘Woman of the Year’

    Men are amazing.

  • Mr Rogers Takes a Stand

    Mr Rogers Takes a Stand

    Mr Rogers takes a stand against
    racial inequality by inviting a black
    man to the show (1969)

  • A Question for Mummy

    A Question for Mummy

    Mummy, can you
    get pregnant
    through anal sex?

    Of course my child,
    where do you think
    politicians come
    from?

  • Dating a Half Asian Girl

    Dating a Half Asian Girl

    I’m dating a half asian girl
    her mom is korean
    and her dad is also korean
    her legs were ripped off in a car accident

  • Dog Chasing a Rhino

    Dog Chasing a Rhino

    I was extremely drunk that day.

  • Gender Is Like the Twin Towers

    Gender Is Like the Twin Towers

    Jacob Manton
    Dec 29, 2018 at 12:46 AM

    Gender is like the twin towers

    There used to be 2 and now it’s a sensitive subject

  • Things You Don’t Joke About

    Things You Don’t Joke About

    Things you don’t joke about
    me

  • Military Family Tradition

    On the first day of boot camp, a US Army drill instructor lined up his recruits.

    “I’m curious as to how many of you come from military families. Did anyone in your family serve?” He points at one recruit.

    “Yes sir!” The recruit answers. “My father served in Iraq during the War on Terror.”

    “Good,” says the D.I. “What about you?” He points at another recruit.

    “Yes sir!” The recruit answers. “My grandfather served in Desert Storm.”

    “Good,” says the D.I. “What about you?” He points at another recruit.

    “Yes sir!” The recruit answers. “My great-great grandfather fought at Normandy!”

    “Ah, the finest day in the history of the United States military,” the D.I. says. “1st Infantry? 82nd Airborne?”

    “No sir,” the recruit answers. “The 21st Panzer division.”