Yeap!

Crafting a subjectively terrible one-liner in a good way requires a good amount of experience. It's not enough to just cobble words together to have something that's "objectively" bad writing, but it requires putting together some really disparate ideas together into something that, for the most part, would absolutely not fly in most settings, but are absolutely hilarious in the right one.

The 2012 winner for example is a viscerally disgusting image, but it reveals so much about the character involved (and the narrator, if they aren't the same person).