Meme thread (with sensibleness..ness)

[anonymous-user]

Let us try and be not EXTREMELY offensive this time. I have high hopes.
I'll start....

When I see the same people in KFC everyday (as I walk past)

[marshalla]

We already have an apostrophe failure thread.

[anonymous-user]

[daddy cool]

As an mx5 owner and cyclist, i got tired of constant threads on our mx5 forum about "bloody cyclists holding us up on the road" (much the same as on PH actually) so:


And unrelated to cyclists:

[blindswelledrat]

GravelMachineGun said:

Sigh.
This is what I don't get about these meme things.
What is the point of those words being written on a drawing of a mans face?
Leaving aside the fact that meme's are supposed to have a comedy element and that is just an observation, what is the difference between you typing "If people don't want to be fat they shouldn't eat at KFC" and creating a picture of a mans face and putting those words over the top of it? What is added to the mix by doing that?

[daddy cool]

blindswelledrat said:

Sigh.
This is what I don't get about these meme things.
What is the point of those words being written on a drawing of a mans face?
Leaving aside the fact that meme's are supposed to have a comedy element and that is just an observation, what is the difference between you typing "If people don't want to be fat they shouldn't eat at KFC" and creating a picture of a mans face and putting those words over the top of it? What is added to the mix by doing that?

[anonymous-user]

blindswelledrat said:

Sigh.
This is what I don't get about these meme things.
What is the point of those words being written on a drawing of a mans face?
Leaving aside the fact that meme's are supposed to have a comedy element and that is just an observation, what is the difference between you typing "If people don't want to be fat they shouldn't eat at KFC" and creating a picture of a mans face and putting those words over the top of it? What is added to the mix by doing that?

Because it is from a Sterling Archer quote (Do you want Ants).
It isn't just a random guy.

[Mr Pies]

This'll be locked by the end of the day.

[blindswelledrat]

Ah, I see.
I don't know what any of that means but I understand now.

[Council Baby]

[blindswelledrat]

Clever

[Council Baby]

I was tempted to lose the apostrophe to really annoy people.

[anonymous-user]

Mr Pies said:

This'll be locked by the end of the day.

[blindswelledrat]

GravelMachineGun said:

Sigh.
This is what I don't get about these meme things.
What is the point of those words being written on a drawing of a mans face?
Leaving aside the fact that meme's are supposed to have a comedy element and that is just an observation, what is the difference between you typing "If people don't want to be fat they shouldn't eat at KFC" and creating a picture of a mans face and putting those words over the top of it? What is added to the mix by doing that?

[Snoop Bagg]

GravelMachineGun said:

[evenflow]

blindswelledrat said:

Sigh.

[zebra]

Wow, didn't think I would make it before the lock. Now, what I have missed?

[Hoofy]

blindswelledrat said:

GravelMachineGun said:

Sigh.
This is what I don't get about these meme things.
What is the point of those words being written on a drawing of a mans face?
Leaving aside the fact that meme's are supposed to have a comedy element and that is just an observation, what is the difference between you typing "If people don't want to be fat they shouldn't eat at KFC" and creating a picture of a mans face and putting those words over the top of it? What is added to the mix by doing that?

Yeah but that's not a random man. That's a famous actor.



















No, I don't know how the words are relevant to that scene, either.

[budgie smuggler]

Apologies in advance.

[Mini1275]