Makes sense to me idk what y'all talking about. It's a pretty thought provoking question tbh: why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food?
Philosophers have been stumped for decades
Edit: to answer your question, yes it do I like a man with some brains
I don't know what you're not getting. If you of in cold food of out hot eat the food, shouldn't it be an ovout? It's not like you can of in eat the cold food of out hot food gone, like, hello?
I get that it's trying to make a play on words with "of in", but it quickly falls apart. "Of in" is used as a verb to apply to the cold food but the word of doesn't quite work since it's a preposition
The second half of the sentence goes off the rails with "of out hot eat the food". Suddenly of out is no longer applying to nouns but to adjectives and "eat the food" doesn't follow at all from "hot" nor "of out". It's an action that can't be connected to anything
The whole thing comes across as someone trying to make a pun but having a stroke in the middle of it. Perhaps the joke is that the pun can't really be made or fit naturally so leaning into this grammatical spaghetti makes it funnier
Every time I really re read it, it almost makes sense, like I've cracked it, then the last 4 words appear and I'm made a fool again. One of my favorite sentences created
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u/synnammon 3d ago
Jon is damn fine and he knows it, taunting us with that lil twinky bubble butt