If I accidentally send my mum something that requires deep meme lore to understand, I've switched to just saying that it's a funny Internet thing
5 months ago | 1,600
My brain sometimes during a conversation when I'm trying to decide what to say next. We're talking about X, which reminds me of Y, which makes me think of when I saw B, and suddenly I start talking about how I still have beach sand in my sandals when we've been discussing the price of gas. Yah, my train of thought likes to skip a few stations.
5 months ago | 593
Missed opportunity to make this a loss meme, then it could become the very thing it swore to call out 😂
5 months ago | 59
Sometimes, things are better explained in your own head than out loud.
5 months ago | 32
Explained to entire plot and story of death note so my friend would get a death note meme I sent and honestly worth it
5 months ago | 31
This is like those Pixar movies that contain tons of Easter eggs referencing other Pixar movies, but at least the movie makes sense on the surface level and doesn't require all the deep lore to be a satisfying experience.
5 months ago | 99
This is what happens when my brother shows me a meme about a recent topic I haven't looked into. I always just stare at it as he tries to explain before cutting himself off saying "it's funny, you just don't get it". Then he shows me the most ludicrously funny thing I'll ever see
5 months ago | 57
I mean... There's nothing wrong with being chronically offline
5 months ago | 590
I guess I'm not normal then because I relate to the character that doesn't get today's memes. 😅
5 months ago | 213
Well, he isn’t wrong. He is the normal one in this situation.
5 months ago | 201
If my "funny haha" needs to start requiring "cross referencing" with multiple sources and explanations like this, it's become a chore by that point, not comedy.
5 months ago | 15
I had a realization years ago that my once witty friends were no longer capable of humor without it being referential and that's when I started to become slightly anti-meme
5 months ago | 47
The funny thing is that I recognize exactly which meme he's talking about 🤣🤣
5 months ago | 2
I don't get this trend lately of memes that require context to be understood
5 months ago | 1
Well, actually now it looks funny. I remembered back in the days it was popular to know a lot of quotes of some "clever people" and it was a shame if you didn't know who and in what book told it. Now, when everything became a meme, the same thing is happening at a different level. I guess it is just a human nature to find any way to humiliate each other.
5 months ago | 1
Honestly I get the opposite of this more and more lately. Every time I find myself understand a meme that takes deep internet lore to understand I get the incredible urge to go touch grass
5 months ago | 5
Chris Hallbeck
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5 months ago | [YT] | 11,092