Chapter 2: Puns of Anarchic Proportions

Where words are the weapons of the weak.

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It was a dark and stormy night, the kind that made the cat purr-omise to stay inside.

But I, a philosophical pun-master, was not deterred.

I ventured forth into the fray, armed with nothing but my wits and a dictionary.

And so, I stumbled upon the Punisher, a being of great power and great silliness.

He was a creature of great contradictions, a paradox of logic and lunacy.

He spoke in riddles and puns, and I was not amused.

But I persevered, for I knew that in the world of the absurd, the only constant is change, but the one thing that never changes is the punchline.

And so, I asked the Punisher: "Why did the paradox go to the party?"

"Because it was a logical conclusion," he replied.

I was not impressed.

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