Message from @Reaps
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do you want one
nah, I wouldnt want to have a incel¨
they are icky
Generally, what incels need is a shower, some hobbies, and a little self-worth that they simply won't get doing what they're doing
Na Nu Na Nu
NANI
fuck's sake
They even put the torch on a *river raft*
"huh wonder why it went out"
*ha*
I like the idea of his channel a lot
Internet History might as well become a seperate subject someday, it can take a fucking atlas and two thesauruses. thesauri? to explain shit sometimes
"What was your major?"
"Internet History"
I mean, who knows, someday it might be important stuff man
how fast does meme culture mutate today compared to 2008-2010ish?
We may need entire courses to make sense of this shit in a few decades
Well, I believe the US Military actually studied memetic warfare back in the late 70s, believe it or not
But I do recall skimming over a large document published around that time
Oh, like the uh
I forget what it was called
the cartoon of the big nosed guy. "___ was here"
Kilroy?
DDE93 posted the whole thing on the sub about nine months ago
Kilroy was here? which started as a joke but the soviets eventually became convinced it was taunting from american spies?
I think it was something like that?
Well
Kilroy was just this thing US troops did during WWII
And things expanded from there
..
so anyway
*s p a m*
"According to one story, German intelligence found the phrase on captured American equipment. This led Adolf Hitler to believe that Kilroy could be the name or codename of a high-level Allied spy. At the time of the Potsdam Conference in 1945, it was rumored that Stalin found "Kilroy was here" written in the VIPs' bathroom, prompting him to ask his aides who Kilroy was.[1][10] War photographer Robert Capa noted a use of the phrase at Bastogne in December 1944: "On the black, charred walls of an abandoned barn, scrawled in white chalk, was the legend of McAuliffe's GIs: KILROY WAS STUCK HERE."[11]"
This is what I was thinking of
