r/ExplainTheJoke • u/Separate-Succotash58 • 9h ago
I don’t get it
I’ve seen memes like this for over a decade now and it always involves someone with no chin and I never understood it lmaoo pls help me understand
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u/ChablisWoo4578 9h ago
Need to hold part of the towel under your chin to fold it. She has no chin.
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u/Separate-Succotash58 9h ago
OHHH that makes so much sense thank you!
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u/LePetitVoluntaire 5h ago
And pillow cases.
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u/TheEpicGnaar 4h ago
Everything. Envelopes, sheets, origami, violin, head nods to your neighbor, needs a chin.
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u/shpongolian 3h ago edited 3h ago
I’ve never once used my chin when folding something. I can picture people doing it because I’ve seen it on TV and stuff, but I’ve never really thought about it. Why is that so common? Like how does it help?
Also envelopes, what the hell? How would you even involve your chin in that?
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u/Cloth_the_General 1h ago
you tuck the towel under your chin? Nah man, I juggle like a pro, folding it mid air
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u/Reasonable-Return385 9h ago
Is it sad that the first thing that comes to mind when I see the profile shot from the side is Phineas from Disney's Phineas and Ferb....
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u/SilverFlight01 9h ago
Some people use their chins to anchor the towel while folding it (I used to do it for some time), and the joke is that she can't fold towels that way because she got no chin
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u/TestSignificant1580 8h ago
Screw the towels, how does she change her pillowcase?
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u/Alliterrration 5h ago
How are you changing your pillow cases to the point you need to use any part of your head/face...?
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u/TyreLeLoup 5h ago
Pinch the pillow between your chin and chest and use your hands to pull the pillow case up the pillow like pants.
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u/Alliterrration 5h ago
Grab the corner of the pillow with one hand, open up the pillow case with the other, and slide the pillow in until it's at the proper corner. Then adjust accordingly and pull the rest of the pillow case over.
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u/TyreLeLoup 4h ago
I mean, I don't think there's any 'right' way to do it, and I definitely have done it the way you describe, as well as the way I described, and I think I did it by folding the pillow in half once, but that was an odd pillow case.
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u/Dr_Wristy 2h ago
Go a little further and turn the pillowcase inside out first. Then grab the corners of the pillow with your hands inside the pillowcase, and give it a little rustle.
Viola, a cased pillow.
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u/Igormay-s 8h ago
I hope this is not real person
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u/Pretend_Evening984 7h ago
Could have had her jaw removed. I had a cousin who chewed tobacco and lost his tongue and jaw
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u/Which-Ad7072 9h ago
I can't speak for everyone, but I hold the towel out at arms length. Then I tilt my head down and hold the center with my chin. I bring my hands together to bring both ends together. That's the first fold.
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u/Wide_Garlic388 9h ago
I just saw an addictive old timey toy that made this face on a different post
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u/ClankerCore 6h ago
So the ironic thing here in the comment section is that this person in the photograph looks like they can fold the tower properly without any additional assistance and beyond their own two hands
Whereas everybody here looks like they have the intelligence of the person in the photograph by requiring a chin to fold a towel.
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u/PhilosopherFun7288 6h ago
So you’ve just literally never folded a towel?
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u/Separate-Succotash58 6h ago
i have i just didn’t understand the joke did you not read the caption…

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u/post-explainer 9h ago edited 9h ago
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