It’s Over, No It Has Begun
”It’s over” ”No, it has begun”
A bespectacled, downcast man appears in two panels, first looking defeated and then crying harder. The joke reverses the phrase “it’s over” into an even more hopeless realization: the disaster or struggle has only just begun. It is used as a reaction to situations that are becoming dramatically worse. EN: A bespectacled, downcast man appears in two panels, first looking defeated and then crying harder. The joke reverses the phrase “it’s over” into an even more hopeless realization: the disaster or struggle has only just begun. It is used as a reaction to situations that are becoming dramatically worse.
- @eternalclassic / 30269 2023-04-01
- Template
- Wojak
- Type
- image
- Size
- 800×641 · 44.9 KiB
- Mood
- hopeless, absurd
- Language
- en
- Added
