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Enough, I wonder what's for dinner!This is not the peace that all true warriors strive for...
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Enough, I wonder what's for dinner!This is not the peace that all true warriors strive for...
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What about toast?Enough, I wonder what's for dinner!
It's fucking baffling to me that the generation raised entirely on the internet cannot into memes properly.Lefties can't meme and Zoomers can't meme. That's why the internet is still using memes Millennials and younger Gen X came up with over a decade ago.
Well, I hope you made lotsa spaghetti!What about toast?
(it's what all toasters toast)
All Zoomers do is adopt the memes younger Gen X and Millennials came up with then pretending they made them. Look at Rick rolling. A few years back the Zoomers were Rick rolling each other and were pretending it was the greatest must funniest shit ever. Millennials were Rick Rolling each other in the late 2000's. Back when a lot of the Zoomers were still kids or shitting in diapers. Also the annoying trend of going to a comment section and typing "first". Again, Millennials were doing this in the mid and late 2000's. The Zoomer retards even managed to bring back shit like using the word psyche/syke like Millennials and younger Gen X did in the 90's. They even dug up the old diamond S that people used to draw in the 90's. The Zoomers have no culture of their own and what they do have is absolute fucking trash.It's fucking baffling to me that the generation raised entirely on the internet cannot into memes properly.
Touching grass is not only good for the soul, it's good for the memes too it seems
We're getting old. It's alright amigo.Like @Anonymous said, "crashing out" sounds like collapsing or zonking out, not going nuts. More "Zoomer" slang from "social media"...
The term "influencer" sounds cyberpunk dystopia. The "unthinking majority" can be influenced by "influencers" on "social media" who seek to be "internet famous" while at it.
I miss when being famous on the internets was normally seen as a joke. Back when the internet was a novelty.
The true question is can zoomers prevail where millennials failed and make "fetch" a thing?All Zoomers do is adopt the memes younger Gen X and Millennials came up with then pretending they made them. Look at Rick rolling. A few years back the Zoomers were Rick rolling each other and were pretending it was the greatest must funniest shit ever. Millennials were Rick Rolling each other in the late 2000's. Back when a lot of the Zoomers were still kids or shitting in diapers. Also the annoying trend of going to a comment section and typing "first". Again, Millennials were doing this in the mid and late 2000's. The Zoomer retards even managed to bring back shit like using the word psyche/syke like Millennials and younger Gen X did in the 90's. They even dug up the old diamond S that people used to draw in the 90's. The Zoomers have no culture of their own and what they do have is absolute fucking trash.
It is like knowledge, but different somehow.
SJWs are pushing to make "traditional knowledge" of "It’s beyond retarded for its own sake
On this note, "touch grass" has overstayed its welcome for me. The irony of using a trendy internet insult to say that someone is spending too much time on the internet is entertaining in its own way, though.It's fucking baffling to me that the generation raised entirely on the internet cannot into memes properly.
Touching grass is not only good for the soul, it's good for the memes too it seems
It is different because it’s animal worship Stone Age nonsense, not knowledge.Ways of knowing"
as in "Indigenous ways of knowing." It is like knowledge, but different somehow.
Not to mention it’s a song from the late 80s.Look at Rick rolling.
Touché.how about you "fetch" this dick in your hand lmao gottem
I know. It's a shame it was so overused to the point of exhaustion. It was a decent jab.On this note, "touch grass" has overstayed its welcome for me. The irony of using a trendy internet insult to say that someone is spending too much time on the internet is entertaining in its own way, though.
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No idea since I'm not a Zoomer. I have no idea what that even is.The true question is can zoomers prevail where millennials failed and make "fetch" a thing?![]()
Now you're just sounding like a salty boomer bruhNo idea since I'm not a Zoomer. I have no idea what that even is.
I do know this. Zoomers are currently ruining the "ok Boomer" meme. Millennials used it when Boomers said stupid Boomer shit. Zoomers just use it whenever someone older than them says something to them about their stupid shit. Like a Millennial would have said it to someone older than them if they said something like "can't you get a better job than (enter low paying service job here)" or "I hit the bricks to find a job". They would respond with ok Boomer. Zoomers just do it all wrong.
Because they can consume media, not create. Which is sad because the artistic works and expression of earlier generations are supposed to inspire the old. Imagine if young adults in the 1960s and 1970s decided not to try anything and you have all the movies and television or books of that era being nonexistent. Imagine if Tolkien learned nothing from WW1 or his time studying languages and myth.It's fucking baffling to me that the generation raised entirely on the internet cannot into memes properly.
Touching grass is not only good for the soul, it's good for the memes too it seems