47 thoughts on “One Life To Meme”

    1. Actually, which would be scarier? Being able to say “Auntie *used* to have two passions in life” or being able to say “Auntie *still has* two passions in life”?

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  4. At our work project. Internet is spotty so I’ll be commenting when I can.

    How far back are we? Well, this morning the local radio station has played, “May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose,” and, “If My Nose was Running Money, Honey, I’d Spend it All On You,” by the Moron Brothers. Really. I had no idea I needed to hear the Moron Brothers, but I did.

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    1. I forgot about that song.

      I have now added the chorus to my Discord profile.

      XD

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  8. There’s usually at least one or two Star Wars memes. But none on May the 4th.

    Oh well.

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  9. Re Meme the Fourth: Maybe not a lazy cat. Maybe an industrious, efficient cat with a network of traps, though I’d probably be pretty scared of a cat like that. 

    Re Meme the Fifth: Isn’t that a Hard Rock Cafe thing? I used to have a teeshirt or something that said that. 

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      2. Are we allowed to call Ezra Miller an actor? Or is calling Ezra Miller an actor transphobic now?

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  14. Dankalicious! Thanks for the tip, as the coffee is ready.

    Siouxsie Sioux and Charlie Brown!

    Internet Winner of the day.

    Strong are the memes and doesn’t it feel good with the Force.

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    1. Someone did a version with the students charging out to, “Ride of the Valkyries,” and switching to, “Yakity Sax,” when they hit the police.

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    1. That’s about what he looked like in About Schmidt, but I don’t recall anything funny or goofy in that film. In any case, something from the late ’90s or early ’00s.

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  17. “Because some of us need a cute puppy pic today.”

    Amen.

    And

    🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵

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    1. My muse does not permit me to use placeholder names. Names are magic; they allow vague cloud-shaped character concepts to coalesce into actual characters. And when I need a name for someone or something in the story, progress comes to a full stop until I come up with an actual name for him, her, or it – placeholders and wooden nickles not accepted.

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      1. Same. I actually can’t write a character, even if I have a pretty good idea, until I have the RIGHT name. And right is determined by THEM not me. Kyrie. I swear I knew it had a k sound and an r sound. I tried so many names. KYRIE for the love of bog.

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      2. I can do it for the length of an outline but actual prose requires a real name.

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  20. Expert
    Ex – formerly
    Pert – attractively small and firm, saucy and witty.

    As with tunicates when they leave their larval form, experts become bloated and unattractive, and eat their own brains.

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