524-) Ben kitap okumayan https://t.co/6TAxEm3UTK
Burak Ateş Kitap okumak boş is 2s Beğen Yanıtla Burak Ateş Tyt için değil genel olarak 2s Beğen Yanıtla Burak Ateş Ben kitap okumayan eksiklik hissetmem 2s Hahaha Yanıtla 150 45 1
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The image shows a conversation, likely on a social media platform, between users. The user "Burak Ateş" is posting a series of messages with somewhat cynical or humorous opinions about reading books and the importance of reading for tests. **Joke Explanation in Turkish:** The humor stems from the contrast and the implied irony: * **First message:** "Kitap okumak boş is" (Reading books is useless). This is a provocative statement, implying that reading is unnecessary or unimportant, especially when compared to more direct or practical study methods. * **Second message:** "Tyt için değil genel olarak" (Not for Tyt, but generally). Tyt is a Turkish university entrance exam. This message suggests that while reading might not be specifically crucial for the Tyt, it still lacks importance in general. * **Third message:** "Ben kitap okumayan eksiklik hissetmem" (I don't feel incomplete for not reading books). This statement takes the anti-reading position even further, expressing a lack of remorse or awareness of missing out on the benefits of reading. The entire exchange suggests a lighthearted, perhaps slightly rebellious, attitude toward studying and education. The user is likely exaggerating their opinion, presenting it as humorous (and possibly provoking) rather than a serious statement. The accompanying emojis and the "Hahaha" reaction further indicate the intended humorous context.
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