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For one, it's six seven, not sixty-seven. That's the first trip up.

As for the second, assuming I understand correctly: It literally means nothing. It's just a thing to say. And it's funny when adults are baffled and can't understand.

I did see someone point out that six times seven equals fourty-two. Which is neat.

I downvoted for the funnies because that's basically a law of the internet lol.

Edit: Why can't I upvote and downvote at the same time smh. I wanna upvote the funny but downvote for the funny too.

Bojack Horseman.

Except I canceled my Netflix.

Or the day they don't vote against.

Is this one you'd be able to share? Or one you heard about but never found?

Sounds like an interesting study to read through, eben if the results are depressing.

I knew it had relation to 42! I just got the how wrong!

Because I'm tired of this illegitimate felon squatter in the White House getting away with all this bullshit and any time he "takes a loss" all he has to do is nothing.

Court orders mean jack shit if he can just ignore them and have no consequences. I don't even k ow why they're so scared of this Epstein stuff. Like they'll have any real consequences? What's gonna happen, a strongly worded letter of disapproval?

"Loss" after "loss", and no consequences that mean anything. It's hard to have faith when this happens over and over again.

Not a lemmy meme. It's kids these days.

67 is my favorite current meme.

My understanding: It means the opposite of 42. And it gets funnier every time someone is baffled by it.

I lose the game every time someone shares a loss meme. I find that meme stupid so I happily share my loss of The Game to make everyone else suffer a loss with me!

The one I remember is corn, carrots, and peas. That mixture is why I thought cooked carrots were the most disgusting thing... And I think the corns' flavor took a hit as well because the only good canned corn was creamed corn.