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2010-09-10

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2010-09-10
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Explanation

This comic puts an environmentalist spin on the classic "yo mama so fat" joke format. A man introduces someone to a large woman (implied to be someone's mother) and exclaims, "There's enough energy stored here to power 60,000 homes for 3 years!" Rather than using conventional insult metrics like weight or gravitational pull, the joke reframes her size in terms of energy potential, as if she were a massive fuel reserve.

The caption below -- "Fun Fact: Environmentalists make 'yo mama so fat' jokes too" -- drives home the gag. The humor lies in imagining that even people who devote their lives to renewable energy and sustainability would still find a way to make crude "yo mama" jokes, just filtered through their particular professional lens. It is a playful collision of lowbrow humor and green-energy jargon.

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