OK, so I looked up "meme" on the internet, read what it had to say, and still don't understand it one damned bit. The one thing that I gleaned from the article was that some guy named Dawkins is to blame for the term. I am old. I do not adapt well. I do not appreciate all of the "cute" terms that are introduced into the language for the purpose of confusing me.
Here's something else you'll have to learn:
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I'm in the 5sdad camp. I read about meme and still don't
saavy nada.
I'm in the 5sdad camp. I read about meme and still don't saavy nada.
It's just a word attached to something we've been doing our entire lives. Chuck Norris jokes would be a meme. Bashing Ford's as "Fix Or Repair Daily" could be a meme. Basically something that becomes so popular that most will recognize it upon seeing it or hearing it.
Lots of internet memes are built around viral photos or sayings that go around.
Thanks you, so "Does a bear meme in the woods?"
I'm in the 5sdad camp. I read about meme and still don't saavy nada.
It's just a word attached to something we've been doing our entire lives. Chuck Norris jokes would be a meme. Bashing Ford's as "Fix Or Repair Daily" could be a meme. Basically something that becomes so popular that most will recognize it upon seeing it or hearing it.
Lots of internet memes are built around viral photos or sayings that go around.
(Disclaimer: please see third signature line.) If I am understanding correctly (not likely), they are supposed to be something that is so familiar that everyone will relate to them. If that is the case, it seems like many of them are just things that people are creating that don't really have any universal relevance. I am reminded of someone's quote relative to Mr. Sanders, "You don't give yourself a nickname, Dion."
It doesn't have to be universal, really, just to the audience. So leopard print thongs, inflatable dolls in Pinedale, OJ and razors, blue tape.. Those could be memes recognizable to almost all campfire members. There's a huge number of memes that are only going to be recognized by kids, cuz who here want s to read their web sites?
a Meme ( pronounced "meem" )
Is simply a social idiom - that keeps bouncing around a click or group.
the popcorn eating antelop is a example of one, but more specifically it's when people add "text" to the bottom of a picture to make it relavent to what just happened.
Grumpy Cat picture with text... type stuff.
There are tons of programs that now generate Meme's for people by adding text to a picture that's been floating around for a while.
Thanks for the explanation and how to pronounce "MEME". I was under the mistaken impression that it was "ME ME". Primarily because it appeared to be mainly in use by folk who thought their asswholes were the center of the universe.
Was tempted to post this 'meme' on another thread the other day.
So if it's on the innanet it's a meme, but if it's on paper it would be a poster. Now I get it.
Was tempted to post this 'meme' on another thread the other day.
Yeah, that woulda been good the other day. But now that the T&A pics are poppin up on that thread, we can all be thankful she started it...
24HCF works in mysterious ways.
OK, OK. 4chan is kill already.
Some of y'all need to turn off your computers now.
meme is Tagalog for titty milk.
Let's resurrect this one for Friday night.
For the backpackers among us...
OK, so I looked up "meme" on the internet....................................................I do not appreciate all of the "cute" terms that are introduced into the language for the purpose of confusing me.
You mean like starting sentences with the word "so"?
There are memes and then there are dank memes. I don't pretend to understand them but I think that's kind of the point.