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 u know what im done studying for the day, im going to lay in bed listening to music IM DONE FOR THE DAY THATS ITTT
 
-ive been writing the funniest "one-liner" joke for like the past few months, everyday i think about it and i add/subtract to it, its really tough, like it has to LAND, it has to STICK, i have to say a lot without saying a lot, very stressful LOL u know where its going to go in august, its being chiseled in marble in my notes app for a few months now. im not someone anyone should pick a fight with, im literally the last person on the planet to pick a fight with. the punchline is in the end but theres a build up of QUESTIONS by the reader as the sentence goes on and on LOL thats the GOAL i want it to be read in court & launched into space one day. no one should ever mess with me. its like playing pool, like u want to hit that ball but not that ball meaning u wanna say this but at the same time u dont want to mean that etc. its very very interesting how difficult it is to write a very good joke. but the constraint is that it has to be a one-liner imo bc that just makes it more professional & legit. it has to have many layers of meaning blah blah blah u know, and u dont want to give away everything like the reader has to think about it, etc. something fun i do now and then on the side, work on my one-liner. right now, i have it so it's making me laugh out loud, but can it be funnier? u know, ure never done. i dont want any regrets reading it 5 yrs from now 10 yrs from now etc. I NEED PERFECTION from myself on this. thats the assignment. ppl should study history, i love history, european and american history, those political cartoons mocking a person in power were very effective, they hurt and they STUNG & they got ppl removed. but they were well done, well thought out, that's the point. a sack of sht deserves a sack of sht treatment, why not, what else was going to happen, exactly.
+ive been writing the funniest "one-liner" joke for like the past few months, everyday i think about it and i add/subtract to it, its really tough, like it has to LAND, it has to STICK, i have to say a lot without saying a lot, very stressful LOL u know where its going to go in august, its being chiseled in marble in my notes app for a few months now. im not someone anyone should pick a fight with, im literally the last person on the planet to pick a fight with. the punchline is in the end but theres a build up of QUESTIONS by the reader as the sentence goes on and on LOL thats the GOAL i want it to be read in court & launched into space one day. no one should ever mess with me. its like playing pool, like u want to hit that ball but not that ball meaning u wanna say this but at the same time u dont want to mean that etc. its very very interesting how difficult it is to write a very good joke. but the constraint is that it has to be a one-liner imo bc that just makes it more professional & legit. it has to have many layers of meaning blah blah blah u know, and u dont want to give away everything like the reader has to think about it, etc. something fun i do now and then on the side, work on my one-liner. right now, i have it so it's making me laugh out loud, but can it be funnier? u know, ure never done. i dont want any regrets reading it 5 yrs from now 10 yrs from now etc. I NEED PERFECTION from myself on this. thats the assignment. ppl should study history, i love history, european and american history, those political cartoons mocking a person in power were very effective, they hurt and they STUNG & they got ppl removed. but they were well done, well thought out, that's the point. a sack of sht deserves a sack of sht treatment, why not, what else was going to happen, exactly. 4 words into my rough draft of my one-liner, its already like, WTF why would someone want this for themselves, theyre suppose to be BUSY otherwise, its LOL so far, lets see where it goes. this is why, in the book "slow productivity" i havent read it in awhile, but cal newport either he talks about himself or someone else, BUT, hes saying it takes like 9-10 MONTHS to write a new yorker article, like thats the kind of dedication u need, u know. ok ttyl