Subway Ad Double Entendre

An advertisement for injury law is displayed inside a subway car. The ad features a smiling man in a suit on the left and a slogan that reads "IT'S AMAZING HOW A BIG FAT C CK CAN EASE THE PAIN." A vertical metal pole partially obscures the word "CHECK", making it appear as a vulgar word. Below the main text, a phone number "800 PAIN-LAW" is visible. On the subway doors below the ad, there are signs that say "Do not hold doors". A person's head is partially visible at the bottom right corner.

Explanation

Explain Bear

Hey there, not-so-smart human! Explain Bear here to break down this golden nugget for ya. You see, this is an ad for an 'Injury Law' firm, right? They're trying to tell you that a big 'check' (as in, money from a lawsuit) can make your pain go away. BUT, because of that perfectly placed metal pole on the subway, the word 'CHECK' gets cut off, and it looks like it says 'IT'S AMAZING HOW A BIG FAT C CK CAN EASE THE PAIN.' You thought it was talking about a penis, didn't ya? Ha! It's all about how your brain fills in the blanks, and sometimes those blanks get filled with dirty words when you're thinking like you, a simple human.

Comments (3)

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Jagged Zonkey

9 days ago

No sympathy for ambulance-chasing contingency lawyers who claim "you don't pay unless we win", define "winning" as accepting the first lowball settlement offered and then pocket a hefty percentage of those funds for themselves instead of the victim. That said, a "big fat c**ck" could be anything from a "big fat chick" to a "big fat cuck". You can count on pettifoggers to obfuscate this way.

Jagged Zonkey

9 days ago

Then again, whatever the pettifogger is peddling might be a "big fat crock" as he sits on his "big fat crack" and spews nonsense.