Before that it was Monty Python.
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And 60% of the time, it worked all of the time.
It smells like big foots dick!
Boy, that escalated quickly!
Brick killed a guy!
I love lamp.
There were horses, and a man on fire, and I killed a guy with a Trident! 🔱 🔱
Related: Anybody else annoyed how you can't just tell jokes anymore? These days every time you try to tell a joke you heard before everyone just seems to yell about how you took the joke from somewhere or someone. It's like they expect every joke told to be 100% Original Content Donut Steel.
I’m very important. I have many leather-bound books, and my apartment smells of rich mahogany.
Yeah, it's really weird. Sure if you're a comedian doing stand up, you should come up with original material. But if you're just drinking some beers and having some laughs, why would anyone care?
Replace that with Montey Python and you'd be correct. There were memes around when Anchorman came out.
Anchorman came out in 2004, internet memes have existed way before that
Yeah, they existed, but they weren't mainstream and were mostly just simple image macros. In 2004, if you talked about memes in public, it meant you browsed 4 Chan or Something Awful, which made you a loser to most people.
We had memes before anchorman...
Family Guy is another one you can toss in the mix. Futurama, Simpsons, SeaLab 2021, Space Ghost.
Lots "I know the thing" memes.
Although I despise that I have to sit through my generation shoehorning The Office and Ron Swanson into EVERY conversation they can...
Big Trouble in Little China and The Last Dragon got a lot of air time for us too. Throw in The Blues Brothers 'we're on a mission from God' as an honorable mention.
I'm more of a Spaceballs asshole myself.
Pretty much any quotable movie, really. Monty Python, Airplane, Star Wars...
It was a more civilized age. Before the dark times. Before the social media.
Isn't that precisely what a meme is?
According to its technical definition, yes, a meme is an idea that transmits from person to person. According to its colloquial definition, no, when most people use the term "meme", they're referring to a screenshot. In the 2000s, though, it mostly referred specifically to image macros.
I used to do this but then my friends pooped in the refrigerator and ate a whole wheel of cheese.


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