“…they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words.”

Interestingly, Jean-Paul Sartre was referring to anti-Semites here, a term which has itself been irresponsibly twisted to mean “opposing Zionism and/or the government of Israel.”

My personal favorite is this one:

Those are fans in costume! Comic book fans are famously shredded just like superheroes, right?

Yeah, they left the ocean and then came back!

Why were they so afraid of Sweden?

Anyone to the left of Hitler is a radical revolutionary to them.

I assume they’re referring to the fact that he voices Buddy.

That’s me. I know what shortcuts are too well and didn’t get that the joke was the OP didn’t.

As good as the potograph in a jpeg!

Some people are hard to understand even for native speakers!

So you can just never watch something in another language with subtitles and be able to see what’s going on? That sucks!

Yeah, my brain short-circuited trying to envision a guy saying “crikey” in a Scottish accent. Something like “craykey”, I guess.

Next to a castle that looked like Inverness since it reminded it of home.