I feel like the article is actually referencing a prominent meme that is a self-deprecating joke whether the person using it realizes it or not, and that to take that meme serious to the point where you write an article like this about it is ridiculous.

No. I don't take pride in anything I don't have a hand in. It's what pride is about. Man walking on the moon? I wasn't even alive. I'll celebrate the achievement, but I feel no pride for it. Impeaching Nixon? Wasn't around for that either, but I'd say well done to those who made it possible. Twinkies? Never missed…

As far as I can tell, it's easy to avoid #sportsball type remarks while watching a game by staying off of the internet.

What a perfectly reasonable reaction. Nice job, sports fan!

The Honda Civic is a nice car, but I doubt that all of Cleveland is driving one.

"Clevelanders, it seems, want to support their town. They want something to be proud of, and now they have it."

Yes! Watching people play games is serious business.

If they aren't, I sure wish they would.

See? This one gets it.

Were you expecting me? Is my penchant for laughing at male-centric violence well known or something?

Well, sure. Any men at all, though.

Yes! The violence made me laugh as much as the jokes did!

That's kinda funny, even though it just repeats the joke above.

I just like violence against men. It makes me laugh. Is that so wrong?

Violence against men is funny

I always heard it as "Return of The Man"

Holy shit I just realized that Bee Movie is a play on "b-movie"

I think it's wild that people believe this billboard is making any kind of statement or has any bearing on the broader social context of violence against women.

It's me again Diary.

Dear Diary,