Boromir, his hand in an O
Boromir, his hand in an O
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Captain America, his memory ignited.
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Old Captain, refuses call
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I am now certain that this is exactly how this alien races language evolved.
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Someone@ummthatguy@lemmy.world posted this a while back. Gold.-
Yo.
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Yo indeed, lol. That makes sense.
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Odo, grunting annoyedly.
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Bob Belcher, donning his jacket on his way to the Cake show.
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Gene, his burger costume emitting a worrisome smell.
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This is the best meme I've seen this year. Congrats OP
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Lemmy is fluent in this.
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Dorothy, annoyed with Blanche.
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I have a feeling there's a beautiful day in the future when someone asks "Do all Star Trek fans have an uncanny knowledge of 'Golden Girls'?"
And I'll just say "It's a long story."
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On the serious side, in the end O think it is because we tend to be people that enjoy well-written episodic shows and all but the last maybe 2 seasons of Golden Girls really fits the bill. They truly ran out of ideas by that time, sadly.
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Kakuranger police officer announcing the weekday.
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Boimler, his eye first fell on USS Titan's bridge.
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Shouldn't it be Lisa (Simpson) standing in front of a presentation screen? Or am I missing a meme?
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Memes
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And just like that, memes evolve into their own language LMAO
Astronaut, pointing his gun.
Magneto, being finally satisfied.
Dicaprio, his wine raised.
DiCaprio with a smoke & beer, pointing at tv screen.
There’s evidence of memeing using Egyptian Hyroglyphs. Hyroglyphs basically being emoji.
Round and round history goes…
Spidermen, pointing at each other.
Why use many words when one pic will do.
There are a lot of English words that arose from memes. "Toilet," for instance, is like a four-layer-deep euphemism. The big development the internet brought to it was using more detailed imagery.
Would you please explain about the
fifty waysfour layers?Skibidi
https://youtu.be/HGaJYG_R-j4 The Cursed Conlang Circus 3 had a few entries last year that were very relevant here.