How Intel works in SE4

[Puke]

i think its funny.

[Suicide Junkie]

Thanks Puke

[Hunpecked]

I also think it's funny.

Not to over-analyze it or anything, but SJ's cartoon can also be interpreted as a humorous critique of SE IV's Intel rules.

[Suicide Junkie]

That was its intent.
You'll have to explain to me what the other meaning is...

[Atrocities]

This is what I look like when I am not laughing. You totally insulted the EEE by placing THAT photo on one of them! Bad suicide Junkie, bad.

[Hunpecked]

Suicide Junkie said:
You'll have to explain to me what the other meaning is...

OK. Probably the best way is with this entry from www.m-w.com:

Main Entry: 1fun·ny
Pronunciation: 'f&-nE
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): fun·ni·er; -est
1 a : affording light mirth and laughter : AMUSING b : seeking or intended to amuse : FACETIOUS

In other words, I meant funny ha-ha not funny peculiar or funny tricky.

[Suicide Junkie]

I mean:

Not to over-analyze it or anything, but SJ's cartoon can also be interpreted as a humorous critique of SE IV's Intel rules.

What's the other interpretation?
Some sort of US political thing?

[Hunpecked]

Not political; this is strictly SE IV. In this interpretation SJ's cartoon is satire, much like South Park's lampooning of the abysmal media reporting of Hurricane Katrina ("We do not have any reports of fatalities yet, but we believe that the death toll may be in the hundreds of millions. Beaverton has only a population of about eight thousand, Tom, so this would be quite devastating.")

In the SJ cartoon, the human is apparently fooled by a (literally) transparent subterfuge. Obviously this ploy is too silly to work in "real life". Thus the cartoon could be (but apparently isn't) a satirical way of saying that SE IV's Intel system is absurd and in need of fixing.

I hope SJ is happy to learn that he's a better satirist than he realizes.

[narf poit chez BOOM]

Ah - Now it makes sense and is funny!