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@theorytoe wait so im not a fedi nerd then?
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@iamtakingiteasy @theorytoe that wasn't because i'm horny for sonic
that was because it's a good video and it'd benefit from the shunga effect
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@lina @theorytoe You did propose the sonic video as shunga addition, no reason to worry here.
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@iamtakingiteasy @theorytoe that's stretching it so hard that it no longer means "horny"
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@lina @theorytoe To remain true, the OP definition of horny must be stretched approaching to acknowledgement of sonic existence.
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@iamtakingiteasy @theorytoe it's funnier when you form it like "cawfee club users try not to be pseudointellectuals challenge (impossible)"
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@lina @theorytoe As you can see, there are several layers to the original post: outwardly, there is a commonly used template of "<demographics made fun of> <trivial challenge, perceived to be difficult for the target demographics> challenge (impossible)" denigrating in a humorous tone the target demographics for their inability to successfully complete such trivial challenge.
In this case it makes fun of "fedi nerds" which means extremely enthusiastic and socially maladapted demographics of federated networks, primarily connected via activity pub interchange protocol, being unable to "stop being horny", which aside from it's literal meaning of something resembling a horn, or having horns, can in some slangs also be interpreted as having sexual arousal, towards the "sonic", a blue stylized fast-moving hedgehog character from nintendo arcade games most prominently released on 90s tv console devices.
The vagueness of the term used allows to reconcile obvious triviality of the challenge presented by stretching the definition to the absurd limit, creating incongruous juxtaposition of the presumably intended meaning and the meaning broad enough to actually make the challenge impossible, creating the secondary comedic effect.