Meme improvement rule
Meme improvement rule
From https://bsky.app/profile/gingerbreadgolem.bsky.social/post/3kj6shj7q3z2r. There's also a blank template there to make your own.
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The original meme was mocking him, but just like the Chuck Norris memes, people will be too stupid to realize that.
The vast majority of people have no idea who he is. That doesn't make them stupid.
I, for one, encountered the meme before I learned it was Crowder. Now I'm glad to have a Calvin version.
Exactly. I read this meme and thought "who the fuck is he" googled his name, and saw the meme template I have seen million times without ever even stopping to think who the guy is
They aren’t stupid. The people who think that this meme is pointing out how smart the person sitting at the table are stupid.
It's not stupidity though right? It's poes law. People simply can't tell what is or isn't satire; is the funny looking guy at the desk smart? Dumb? Arrogant? There's no way to tell if you don't know who he is (most people don't pay attention to losers like crowder) so people have to make a base assumption based on their already existing perceptions.
The Chuck Norris memes originated on SomethingAwful as Vin Diesel memes anyway but that was almost twenty years ago so nobody is going to remember that
Plenty of people have stairs in their house