Hilarious Ubuntu/Linux experience parody

Rule 1 of the Internet: If it's described as "Hilarious", it isn't.

The concept is brilliant and filled with potential, but like every other joke on Uncyclopedia the delivery is pretty disappointing.<p>For example, they set up an awesome joke here:<p><pre><code> uncyclopedia@uncyclo-laptop:~$ help --help Displays actual help. --i question Interactive version of actual help </code></pre> Then totally botch it with a lame juvenile punchline:<p><pre><code> --omgwtfbbq Secret Feature uncyclopedia@uncyclo-laptop:~$ help --help NO HELP FOR YOU N00B.</code></pre>

FYI, this is how you do a user-interface rant/parody : <a href="http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed.msg.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed.msg.html</a>

Why does the title mention Ubuntu? It's interesting to see how people now associate Linux with Ubuntu. And that's a good thing. It means that the desktop revolution is on it's way!

is it reasonable to flag things for being unfunny?