The photo is a comic strip, likely from a Turkish newspaper or magazine. It depicts a series of dialogue bubbles illustrating a common theme of frustration and misunderstandings, particularly in online interactions and relationships. The Joke (in Turkish): The joke plays on the frustrations of modern communication and interpersonal relationships, especially those that occur online. The main character, or one of them, is expressing disappointment and confusion about the communication style of their partner or someone they're interacting with online. The comments express: * **Online communication issues:** The first part highlights the frustration of receiving messages from someone who is unavailable or not responding in a manner the sender expects. This is often about disappointment over someone who isn't being honest or open. * **Relationship problems:** A second theme arises of the difficulty of understanding and navigating relationships. It shows the struggle of trying to understand the intentions of others and why they behave in particular ways. * **Social judgment and expectations:** The humor stems from the character's feeling that the other person is behaving abnormally or in a way that deviates from societal norms. They wonder if the other person is not acting normally and why. It highlights the often unrealistic and exaggerated expectations people have. * **Rejection:** A part of the humor comes from the underlying feeling of potential or implied rejection. The character seems to be expressing disappointment and frustration about the other person not meeting their expectations or possibly a fear of their actions being rejected. * **Expression of frustration:** The exaggerated reactions (e.g., "YA KIZIM NE BAKICAM" or the shouting "SKERIM BEN O ALP'i!") are meant to convey the character's frustration in a humorous way. In short, the joke skewers the common experience of online interactions and relationship complexities in a humorous way. The use of colloquial language and exaggerated expressions adds to the comedic effect.

The image is a comic strip, likely from a Turkish newspaper or magazine. It depicts a somewhat grotesque-looking, green, almost alien-like creature with tentacles, seemingly attempting to console a female character who looks distressed or upset. The dialogue suggests a scenario where the alien-like creature is apologizing profusely ("Özür dilerim") to the female character, and pleading with her not to cry ("Hayatım... nolur ağlama"). He's trying to gain her trust ("Beni çok üzen bir insansın. Azıcık güven bana..."). The female character, in turn, expresses some level of trust ("Güveniyorum hayatım..."). She then responds by suggesting a collaborative solution ("O zaman söyle yapalım. Bi önerim var!"). The joke, therefore, is somewhat subtle. It plays on the odd, almost surreal, relationship between the two characters. The bizarre appearance of the alien creature creates an unusual dynamic. The humor comes from the contrasting imagery and the implied, possibly inappropriate, nature of the situation. The female character is not reacting to a simple apology and the "solution" she proposes is somewhat suggestive given the context. The humor hinges on the unexpectedness of the interaction and the unlikely nature of the characters. The somewhat inappropriate or even creepy elements of the interaction contribute to the overall comedic effect. The characters and the situation are clearly intended to be humorous, playing on the absurdity and surrealism of the scenario rather than on a simple literal level. The use of "mhes mucs" (which doesn't appear to be a meaningful word) in the image further emphasizes the surreal quality.

The image is a cartoon. A man, Alp, is at home, lounging in front of a laptop. His feet are up on the table, and he's using a computer. The laptop screen shows a Facebook page with a post about Özge Elyn Türkyılmaz (possibly a celebrity or public figure) sharing a video. A thought bubble above Alp's head says "Bütün tadımı kaçırdı bu ortak hesap..." which translates to "He lost all the fun of this shared account." The humor comes from the contrast between the casual, almost disrespectful, way Alp is using the computer (feet on the table, casual clothes) and the implication that he's sharing a Facebook account with someone else. The thought bubble shows he feels the fun of social media (or the video) is lost because of sharing the account. It's a common relatable observation about social media and sharing accounts in Turkey. The joke comments on the phenomenon of shared accounts and the loss of personal, exclusive enjoyment from social media use.