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To be fair, i don't get it either. I do understand the format of the joke, but I'm having a hard time figuring out the pun in "Walt"
 
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Oscarfan said:
It's part of a joke where any word ending in "Er" can be perceived as a command saying to "(blank) Her." Like "stamper": Stamper? I hardly even know her!
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Yes, but the first part of the word has to have some kind of pun or sound like an action verb to make sense :stick_out_tongue:
 
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