I can’t imagine It’s over 9000 ever dying.
“Firmly grasp it.”
“Pregananant.”
How is babby formed. And pregnate, and all the other weird ass yahoo answer screen caps there were. It was wild
Stylized S.
The rabbit hole on that thing is wild.
I use this with my wife and kids all the time. They don’t even get the reference.
milhouse is not a meme
but milhouse is not a meme is a meme
I had the pleasure of dropping this in a work context not that long ago:
One time I made my husband a valentine’s card that said
“Roses are red, violets are blue, all my base are belong to you.”
I imagine that’s the moment he proposed, on the spot.
I envy your work. 🤣
Whenever I want to sum up what capitalism is all about.
Nice! And I absolutely love the vibe of the picture! 🤣
Aight. I put on my robe and wizard hat.
Holy shit. This demeanor reminded me of these gems.
That face is priceless xD
I use this at least once a week
Same. Behold: The Mega Wat.
No doubt. xD I wish I knew who this is and their story, though. ˆˆ
I unironically still say yolo all the time
I had a boss who used it as both a verb and an adverb (while speaking Estonian, it sounds better as an adverb in Estonian than English), really opened my eyes to the versatility
Me too :3
This is the one that comes to mind. I love the work of Allie Brosh, it was cool to see one of her drawing becoming a meme.
And the “A Lot” monster too:
I don’t use the “alot” much, but I do think about it when proofreading.
Oooh! I too love the first one, although I never knew the artist behind it. The second one is new to me! xD
Edit: Oh my god. What an absolute fucking hero: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allie_Brosh 😭❤️
Whenever I’m somewhere I haven’t been
Please tell me you do this IRL too. xD
I haven’t seen this one before! :D What are they shooting from their mouths? xD
Shoop da whoop
We ONLY it a lazer or lazer beam.
Verbal memes count? I still say “I am Audi 5000” or “Peace in the Middle East ✌️” when I am leaving. The latter being pretty sad that it is still relevant today from the day I stated using it.
Ohhh is that because the Audi 5000, unlike the European version (Audi 100) had “unintended acceleration” as a feature? Which actually turned out to be that the pedals were closer to each other than some Americans were accustomed to, so in some super rare cases it would accelerate while the driver thought they were hitting the brakes? And then 60 minutes “demonstrated” it with a rigged car and it took decades for Americans to trust Audi again.
I had no idea that this was the actual origin of the terms but yes, I just looked it up, it was due to the unintended acceleration of the Audi 5000 is why its associated with leaving quickly, because that is what this vehicle did.
Are these used as greetings? :)
no for leaving, like you are leaving a place and you say “I’m Audi 5000” to the people there instead of saying Good Bye.
This is old because the Audi 5000 first gen was introduced in the 1970s. Its surviving because I just said it like 3 days ago. It lives on in me 🥹
WAIT A MINUTE!!! THAT’S WHAT EMINEM SAYS IN THAT RAP. At the end. fuck this battle, I don’t wanna win, I’m Audi. Here, tell these people something they don’t know about me. (mic drop)
Ever since I watched 8Mile when it came out I thought, not being a native English speaker, that he was saying “outty” or something xD
Edit: he doesn’t drop the mic I think… Maybe he throws it to that papa something
Yes, I’m Audi/Outtie evolved from the saying I’m Audi 5000. We are about the same age so that tracks.
Ahaaa! Then, I wasn’t completely off track when I was guessing “outtie” xD Just didn’t know it had a story. xD
