- HELLA RATCHET URBAN DICTIONARY DRIVERS
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Finally, the vehicle is shown and before they reach the chorus, they cut away.
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As they drive along, other drivers sound their horns, give the thumbs up and whatnot.
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The driver turns up the volume and rocks out, while the passenger is clearly uncomfortable.
This commercial begins with a driver placing a CD in a car stereo. It might be hard to understand for many a good folks, but it's a sneaky one regardless. Now, the reason why the pun in question needed to be made seems to lie in Takei's fondness for all kinds of stupid puns, as evidenced by his facebook wall. So, what is George Takei describing? He's describing adding YELLOW to the RAINBOW. The new Quattron technology adds yellow to the standard RGB array of colors in a TV's pixels. It would seem that Takei is only in the commercial for his hammitude, but some careful thought reveals a dastardly hidden pun. 
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There's an advertisement for Sharp Quattron Pixel Technology, which features George Takei promoting the four-color TV in question. In another commercial of the same type, Sonny Bono showed up, saying "I thought it was another 'Bo Knows' commercial.". In fact, he was trying and failing to play a guitar when the famed performer himself said, "Bo, you don't know Diddly.". Inevitably, there would be a sport he didn't know, often leading to the response "Bo don't know diddly!" The stealth was later removed and lampshaded when several ads featured the noted guitarist. HELLA RATCHET URBAN DICTIONARY SERIES
In the 1980s, noted football/baseball player Bo Jackson appeared in a series of ads under the concept "Bo knows". Boost Mobile has a commercial with Danica Patrick racing and going into the pit where her pit crew are a bunch of men dressed in outfits similar to the Dallas cowboy cheerleaders, one even has tan lines for a bikini. Implying, of course, that she's acting like a bear with a sore head. An advert airing in the UK has an angry bear in the middle of a cubicle farm, who turns back into a flustered office worker when given a painkiller. Left entirely unsaid is they're all about bears shitting in the woods. "Charmin" toilet paper commercials featured cartoon bears. If you're on the Internet, expect someone to respond " I see what you did there".Īlso, as this page is about puns that are intentionally obscured in-work, it is one of the few times when it is good form to explain the joke.Ĭompare Visual Pun, another form of subtle punning. The form can range a bit from a "fill in the blank" stand up style jokes to cases where the plot and setting form a pun that you only realise when you try to summarise the situation later. The pun is in the middle of a song, poem, or other rhythmic verse, where using it fully would break the meter. They are trying to set up a moment of Fridge Brilliance. The writer thinks they're being clever. Telling the punch line would keep our lawyers busy for months, so we'll just leave a blank here and let you do the copyright infringement. It's an Incredibly Lame Pun and is only remotely funny when realized later using it in story would grind everything to a halt. It's naughty and not appropriate for this time-slot, in which case this serves the same purpose as a Last-Second Word Swap. 
Some percentage of the audience will "get" the joke, but the rest will know it was there and be going, "What? Why didn't you say it?" There can be several reasons. Rachets- conceited to the point where they act out irrationally, or adorn themselves with clothing/attitudes that are disturbing to the general public.The writers put in a joke (almost always a pun), but never make or put in a punch line or explicit statement, hiding it in the set up of the joke.
******- promote being in an inevitable loop of senseless activities ( not paying child support, unemployment, in and out of jail etc.)īitches- any women can be one, but most are just mean or constantly devaluing another for no reason Hood or hood-rats, is where people make no conscience effort to better their environment, everything they do is for hostile-social or selfish greedy reason (i.e gang-wars, click-mentality,money, drugs, and violence) "Ghetto- is getting by with what you have.Anybody can be ghettto (for example grill cheese sandwich made with a iron and ironing board, or a weave for different occasions, or for men putting water in your febreeze or alcohol in your sea-breeze to make it last longer) ghetto is a way of life for people. Sheneneh Jenkins from Martin Lawrence's show (played by same) is the queen of "Ratchetness".įor those who have limited experience with "the hood" this is the best breakdown one can find: As what often happens with slang words a new generation picks it up and often changes the meaning. Ratchet has been around at least since the 1980's.
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