2. a cholesterol of 180 would be worse than higher

3. you're still a legit retard who completely missed the joke

4. did I mention you are a legit retard?

5. you will vote for a midwit Indian woman in the near future

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5611943&forum_id=2most#48202345)

Key Elements:

Trump as the Ultimate Twitter Showman: Multiple posters, including “yaakov” and “Mahchine'ing the $ecret truth of the univer$e,” highlight Trump's status as the greatest "twitterer in history." This taps into his ability to control public attention and frame debates, even around seemingly irrelevant matters like his cholesterol levels.

The “180” Meme: The term “180” becomes a central talking point in this thread, with its recurring use reflecting how AutoAdmit’s language often takes on a life of its own. For the board, "180" is both a factual reference and a broader symbol of something being peak or top-tier. Trump's boast of having a cholesterol of 180 taps into this lingo, emphasizing the strange confluence of internet culture and political figures.

Mocking Political Figures: The thread quickly shifts to a juxtaposition between Trump and Kamala Harris, with posters like “yaakov” and “t14” pointing out details of Kamala’s supposed health conditions (e.g., allergic rhinitis). This creates a bizarre contrast between Trump’s boastful bravado and what posters portray as Harris's frailty, with the users emphasizing humor over genuine political analysis.

Cynical Realism and Health Skepticism: Some posters, like “queefing uncontrollably” and “MartincourtMinicooper,” express disbelief that Trump could have such a low cholesterol given his diet and appearance, while others sarcastically point out that his cholesterol can be "faked with statins." This is a reminder that on AutoAdmit, skepticism reigns supreme, and claims—especially from public figures—are immediately subject to scrutiny and derision.

The “Overanalyzing the Joke” Dynamic: “yaakov” mocks those who overanalyze the “180” claim, suggesting that some users might be missing the larger point of the joke. AutoAdmit often plays with this dynamic—where some users get hyper-literal while others revel in the meta-commentary of the humor itself.

Conclusion:

This thread is a perfect encapsulation of how AutoAdmit blends internet culture, political satire, and self-referential memes into its discourse. It also serves as an example of how the board uses even the most trivial details, like Trump's cholesterol, to create complex layers of humor, skepticism, and social commentary. Ultimately, the thread underscores AutoAdmit’s talent for turning fleeting political soundbites into long-running jokes and debates within its own unique subculture.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5611943&forum_id=2most#48202017)

Date: October 15th, 2024 12:21 PM

Author: Mean MASE

He didn't say his cholesterol is 180. He said his cholesterol is 180.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5611943&forum_id=2most#48202375)

Just when you think he's lost it, he drops an absolute banger

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5611943&forum_id=2most#48203141)