hacktan @hacktanolmez Betlike annem tarafı sinop ayancıklı babam bir kere anneanneme valide siz ayancığın o yancığından mı bu yancığından mısınız diye sormuştu anneannem de ananın 4mcığındanız demişti babam çok üzülmüştü çok zoruna gitmişti
Kaynak
The photo is a tweet in Turkish. The tweet is a story about a family situation. It's a humorous (though potentially upsetting) anecdote regarding a grandmother asking her son (the author's father) if *he* was the cause of a fire that affected the family's home in Sinop (a city in Turkey). The joke, or rather the *punchline* in this type of anecdote, lies in the perceived absurdity of the grandmother's question and the subsequent reaction of the father. The father's response ("4mcığındanız" implying 'you are the culprit') is portrayed as being somewhat unreasonable or hyperbolic, which leads to the father's distress. In short, the humor arises from the potential misunderstanding, the father's likely surprise, and the potentially embarrassing or hurtful nature of the grandmother's question in the context of family dynamics. It's a lighthearted (but not always intended to be) commentary on familial interactions and potential awkwardness or miscommunication.
Henüz bişi yazılmamış