What'd up with all the ich_lel fish/sturgeon memes?
What'd up with all the ich_lel fish/sturgeon memes?
Not German but sometimes browse ich lel and have it translated. However I'm yoo old or out of the loop to get what's going on with all the fish/sturgeon memes in there.
Any help is appreciated.
I think this post started it. It's a quote from "Werner", an old german cartoon movie. The german word for sturgeon is Stör. But "stören" means to be annoying or disturbing. A lot of sturgeons got posted to c/ich_iel and it got really annoying. Because of that, Stör-memes are not allowed on ich_iel from tomorrow. Mission accomplished I guess.
Edit: Actually, this post started it. It's a wordplay on the word Erster (first), but written Erstör.
They're what? Literally 1984
And before that someone complained in a feedback thread that there were no sturgeon memes on !ich_iel. On r/ich_iel, fish memes have a somewhat longer tradition which I think started with someone noticing a fish called "Huso". Since "Huso" can also be used as an abbreviation of "Hurensohn" and that is of course r/ich_iel's favorite word, it was exploited quite a bit, giving rise to other fish memes.
Ah yes, the Beluga Stör. Scientific name: Huso Huso
Thanks so much!
WTF does "ich iel" mean anyway?
Edit: ooooh! Thanks, now it makes sense.
It's me_irl translated to german.
I think it's the German equivalent of me_irl
One of my favourite browsing the feddiverse is sometimes memes from there floats up and like once in awhile I could guess the meme and it's hilarious
Simply put, the Germans love their fish.
And I love your explanation. LOL
They're running it into the ground sort of like Reddit killed rage comics, but significantly quicker.
Been wondering this same thing.
Very verStörend
There's not much behind it, just a play on words.
Which, you know, would probably be enough information to someone who spoke German, but then again if someone spoke German, they probably wouldn’t be asking this question to begin with.
Ich is also a disease that fish get so maybe that's it?