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whodoesnt 

who doesn’t? you see, this is funny due to its dual meaning. saying “Who Doesnt” typically means you are questioning someone else for questioning whether or not the people being questioned do something. However, “WhoDoesnt” is also the Minecraft Username of Isaac. This means that when saying “Who Doesn’t”, you are not only referring to the use of the common phrase, but also the person who possesses the name. This is humorous because of multiple reasons. One of them is the dual meaning, which i mentioned before, and another is the feeling of belonging or speciality from the fact that the joke is only understood by few. some may call this a reference. Understanding the reference can be a great feeling and funny for many reasons. The main one is that nobody else will understand the joke if they do not know what it is referring to, making you feel unique and above them at that point in time. All of these factors combined is why saying “who doesn’t” is funny.
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whodoesnt by Dunk0 April 30, 2021
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Isaac WhoDoesnt 

WhoDoesnt like isaac? he's so sexy and cool and sexy and cool and sexy and cool and sexy and cool and sexy and cool and sexy and cool
Person 1: "Man I wish I was Isaac WhoDoesnt"
Person 2: "WhoDoesnt"
Isaac WhoDoesnt by surprisedbacon December 8, 2022

i pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream! 

the talk of mr. T, but with some added nerd-talk. he is expressing his pity for the fools who dont like the frozen dairy product called ice cream
sam gloshen: i dont like ice cream
MR T.:i pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream!


chris daviduk: MR T. do you pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream?

MR T.: i pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream!

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