Logan's Relationship With Puns*

*Wordplay Videos referenced: My True Identity! | Sanders Sides A New Year of Lying to Myself... In Song!! | Sanders Sides I'M IN A DISNEY SHOW!! | Sanders Sides The MIND vs. The HEART! | Sanders Sides Sanders Sides Q&A! Am I ORIGINAL? | Sanders Sides My NEGATIVE Thinking | Sanders Sides Making Some Changes! | Sanders Sides Becoming a CARTOON! | Sanders Sides feat. Butch Hartman! Fitting In (Hogwarts Houses!) | Sanders Sides MOVING ON, Part 1/2: Exploring Nostalgia | Sanders Sides MOVING ON, Part 2/2: Dealing With a Breakup | Sanders Sides The Sanders Sides 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS! | Sanders Sides Can LYING Be Good?? | Sanders Sides Crofters - The MUSICAL! | Sanders Sides EMBARRASSING PHASES: The Nightmare Instead of Christmas! | Sanders Sides Selfishness v. Selflessness | Sanders Sides The Return of the Jam! | Sanders Asides Can Plushies Improve Our Health? | Sanders Asides Why is Dating Scary? | Sanders Sides All content showcased owned by Thomas Sanders. Thesis: Logan enjoys word-play, as Thomas’ language center and a lover of rap/poetry as well as word association games, but is annoyed when Patton (or any other side) make any sort of pun or dad-joke as he views it as juvenile. Criteria: Negative; Logan shows clear distaste/annoyance with a pun that someone else has made. If Logan is present in a scene where someone makes a pun, but he does not react/we are not shown his reaction, then it does not count for our purposes here Neutral; Logan accidentally makes a pun. Note that Logan often claims that he never intends to make a pun, but this is untrue, as seen in the Crofter’s musical video and on a few other occasions. Positive; Logan intentionally partakes in wordplay. Whether or not he regrets saying it afterwards has no bearing on the rating. My personal judgement on whether or not Logan meant to conduct wordplay or not is the deciding factor between this category and the last. Criteria (cont.): Puns are word-play, but not all wordplay is puns. Puns are meant to be humorous, while worldplay in general involves structuring phrases with hidden/double meaning. For this experiment, however, we will be measuring Logan’s wordplay regardless of humorous intent. Logan may not make “puns” at times, but he does still engage in wordplay, and when he does so on purpose it will count towards the positive column. (Overplayed example, but wordplay that isn’t exactly a pun would look like Kendrick Lamar’s “Tryna strike a chord and it’s probably a-minor.” I draw this parallel specifically to justify counting Logan’s “diadems are worn on capita” in his own rap.)