Well I guess the title says it all, I was just wondering who ya'll thought were the most active 'forumers' in this part of the AG forum. Opinions, that what this Forum is going to be, pure opinions, and yes you can say 'Me'.
It's cooler to say "he wrapped his sports car around a tree". It's almost as funny as saying "Rowan Atkinson crashed his McLaren F1 on his first drive. He then blamed the crappy brakes."
But we've already talked about how people want to die:
completely unnecessary crash helmet
Anyway... there's something I want to say here:
Replace the first three words with "I am" and the statement is perfect.
Sounds better when you just do it like this:
[quote]this thread is EFFING RETARDED IT NEEDS TO DIE ALREADY
Hmm.. First thing I think about when I heard the word is internet culture, thus I'll be bringing up internet memes.
Eh, I believe the last topic was an extension of cartoon talk until the near end.
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1-----Pages 1-23-------"Most Active Forummers" 2-----Pages 23-34------"Explosive Releases" 3-----Pages 34-35------"Sniffing Substances" 4-----Pages 35-40------"Legal Consumpion of Questionable Substances" 3-----Pages 40-42------"Illogisms" 4-----Pages 42-47------"Legion" 5-----Pages 47-80*-----"Bears" 5A----Pages 70-80*-----"Kirby"^ 6-----Pages 80*-89-----"Radiocative Exposure" 7-----Pages 89-91------"Spontaneous Combustion Constituent of er..." 8-----Pages 91-96------"How Would You Like to Die? 9-----Pages 96-105------"Kiddie Movies" 10----Pages 105-113------"Awesome Pop Culture Icons" 11----Pages 113-___------"Internettisms"
* Somewhere from pages 77-80 the topic changed from bears and Kirby to radioactivity. I am not sure where exactly. Discussion on the subject of bears and Kirby finally ceasd at page 80.
^ While not an official topic, talk about Kirby overshadowed bear discussion in the aforementioned pages.
Well, the first thing i think of is Internet speech.
I hate the work "lawl". I also dislike all emoticons and internet contractions in general. The point of contractions is to save time, but that really doesn't make sense in an internet setting when people won't be reading what you write for minutes, hours, or even days.
So you might as well take the time to write why you think something is funny, or express your sense of humor in a comprehensible manner.
But the concept of "memes" is actually pretty cool, even though they do tend to get overused.
I would have to say that rickrolling is the most popular and widely known meme at this current juncture. I'd also like to add that it's a fantastic song. And who would have thought some little red hair and freckle faced white dude could have a voice like that? wow...
Thing's can be widespread without being overused. For instance, if ten million people each watch a youtube video, and then each make two references to that video, that could constitute a meme (twenty million references is a lot). However, the average internet citizen might only experience a few references to said video. So saying it was "overused" would be inaccurate.
But then, say each person who saw the video or a reference to said video references it again another five time. And on and on and on, until the subject gets beaten to death and people are just repeating what other people are repeating. IE rickrolling. People haven't done anything new with that for a while. It is Overused. As in used more than a meme should be used.
Wait wait, I should add right at this point that I don't want the thread to become a meme war. That said, if one person posts and another posts where it's been referenced, or a variation... that's cool.