Scrotumborn
(stolen from reddit, but this is some funny shit!)

@chatgpt Given the rate of human progress over the last 100 years - antibiotics, space flight, computing - is it reasonable to conjecture that at some point in the next 100 years people will cease to find it amusing to draw a cock and balls on things, or is that too much to expect?

Full disclosure: I also find it amusing.

@donkulator
It's difficult to predict human behavior with certainty, but given the vast advancements and changes that have occurred over the last century, it is possible that attitudes towards certain behaviors, such as drawing inappropriate imagery, may evolve. As societies become more interconnected and issues of respect and inclusivity become more prevalent, it's conceivable that such actions may become less acceptable or humorous.

However, humor and individual expressions of creativity can be subjective and dynamic, so it's also possible that drawing such imagery will always have some level of amusement for some people. It ultimately comes down to societal norms, cultural shifts, and personal attitudes towards humor.

This appeared in one of the meeting rooms the other day. I call him Dickie Mouse.

incorrect, dumb humour will become more widespread as society advances because it will be a funnier juxtapose

@jestdotty juxtapose, that will be the name of my new pet, project or pet project.