Rabbi is a jewish religious leader and the usual continuation to that sequence (priest, minister, rabbi walk into a bar, etc.)
Rabbit, then, is like an autocorrect or typo.
Blood types are most commonly a, ab, b, and by far the most common blood type is type-o, so its a subversion of a normal joke coupled with some cute wordplay.
I am very much open to correction on this if you have a citation, though! Its not that easy to actually find that statistic, as most things are broken down by country :)
Rabbi is a jewish religious leader and the usual continuation to that sequence (priest, minister, rabbi walk into a bar, etc.)
Rabbit, then, is like an autocorrect or typo.
Blood types are most commonly a, ab, b, and by far the most common blood type is type-o, so its a subversion of a normal joke coupled with some cute wordplay.
Okay but I still don’t get it. What do blood types have to with rabbis/rabbits? Where’s the wordplay?
Rabbit is a typo (misspelling) of Rabbi. Type O is a blood type.
OOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH lol
Okay but what’s the connection? Where’s the joke? Is the joke that it’s an anti-joke? Some Norm Macdonald shit?
Type-O = Typo
Really? That’s it? Thanks for explaining.
No wonder I was struggling. I thought it was going to be deeper than that…
This post. This post:
"Really? That’s it? Thanks for explaining.
No wonder I was struggling. I thought it was going to be deeper than that…"
These words should never be repeated.
Why not?
Why so? Don’t you think such words are limiting in nature? Defeatist, dare I say. Repeat it, not.
It’s a pun.
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🤣 jokes are so much less fun when listening to every detail explained
Blooe type distribution is higly different between regions/ethnic groups. Type-0 is the most common one in USA, but not everywhere.
True, however even global numbers put O ahead of the other major ones, from what I’ve been able to find.
The numbers differ but all sources that discuss global numbers that I could find agreed that O is the most prevelant, at between 32-43% https://biologyinsights.com/what-is-the-most-common-blood-type-and-why-it-matters/
I am very much open to correction on this if you have a citation, though! Its not that easy to actually find that statistic, as most things are broken down by country :)
Yeah global is Type 0 afaik, just on a region basis other types may be more prevalent.
Ooo oki