kadirben @Oonalaylay KARIM TWITER ACMIS NERDE BU KADIN GÖRDUNUZ MU YARDIM EDIN BULIYIM Translate Tweet 5:31 PM - 26 Dec 2014 kadirben @Oonalaylay Follow Translate Tweet 5:37 PM - 26 Dec 2014 kadirben @Oonalaylay HERKES KENDI TAKIPCI LISTESINE BAKSIN ADI NERIMAN Follow 510 Retweets 1,256 Likes Follow EŞŞEK SÜRÜSÜ KADAR ADAMSINIZ Bİ KADINI BULAMADINIZ İTFAİYEDE ÇALIŞIYOM YANGINAMI YETİŞİYİM NERİMANAMI Translate Tweet 8:51 PM - 30 Dec 2014 SLOTBAR.COM
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The image shows a series of tweets from a Twitter account named "kadirben". The tweets are in Turkish and appear to be expressing anger and frustration. The joke, or rather, the sarcastic and insulting tone, lies in the escalating nature of the complaints and the increasingly derogatory language used to describe the other people mentioned. * **First tweet:** The poster is complaining that their partner (karım) has been abandoned on a social media platform (Twitter, acmış- possibly meaning abandoned or deserted in this context). They are asking others to help find this person, but in a very emotionally charged manner (gördünüz mü yardım edin buluyım - have you seen her? Help me find her). * **Second tweet:** The tweet directs anger toward others, implying that everyone should be responsible for their own followers and not intervene in others' business (Herkes kendi takipçi listesine baksin adi neriman - Everyone should look at their own follower list, Neriman's name). This is a way of shifting the blame and implying others are just as bad as the target. * **Third tweet:** This one takes the insult to a new level. The poster describes those who didn't support them as a "donkey herd" (esek sürüsü kadar). The insult is aimed at the inability of others to find the target person. The tweet goes on to detail the speaker's work and anger at being unable to help (bulamadınız ifayiyede calisiyorum- couldn't find it, I am working at the fire department). The overall joke, if there is one, is about the poster's perceived victimhood and the speaker's aggressive, even childish, manner of expressing that. The insults escalate, portraying a pattern of unreasonable anger rather than a comedic scenario. The tweets are not funny; they are a display of frustration.
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