Well, the inverse is "we're so Barack".

I think the "joever" has been detached somewhat from it's original meaning (I for one did not know where it came from until right now)

how is it even funny if you don't know what it means?

idk man, humor is subjective. Sometimes the most random stuff can get a laugh.

Slang and snowclones and memes often are detached from their originally meaning.

"So long, and thanks for all the X", "grok", "long time no see", "catch 22" etc are all expressions that are commonly used by people who may not be familiar with their origin.

Long time no see has a popculture origin!?

no, but it was (supposedly[0]) some native american english pidgin.

I only meant that most people don't think they're citing native americans speaking broken english when using it today.

[0] https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/104145/what-is-t... someone says it was popularized by detective stories in the '40s tho :)

It's basically a perfect translation of Chinese 好久不见

In the future, humour will be randomly generated

Thought it was a Jojo reference or something. Either way, you chose to be offended.

We do, because it's so joever

we're sooo barack

At this point, it's just a meme. No more about Joe Biden than pogchamp is about Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez.