The second disappointment I have with 9gagers is the lack of cultural references among them. If the reference is before the 90′s it’ll go way over their heads! So posts like this, which make reference to probably the best humourist group ever go completely unnoticed and unappreciated.
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May 14, 2012 @ 15:32:22
humour requires a context. Sad but true. The problem is selecting what contexts to teach your children (in the available time) and then letting them pick up their own contemporary ones.
plus of course there is a country-by-country context to cope with as well.
I am always impressed by people who get jokes in other languages, that’s real understanding
May 12, 2012 @ 17:00:28
Parents are to blame for children’s lack of cultural appreciation. As soon as they could sit up unassisted, I showed my offspring the fish-slapping dance and when they complain about grammar lessons, I make them watch the Centurion’s grammar lesson scene from “Life of Brian.”
May 12, 2012 @ 21:43:27
I will definitely do that to my children one day!
May 12, 2012 @ 22:22:38
That’s the best thing about having children … I like to think of it as “customized education.”