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The Darkest Timeline
About
The Darkest Timeline is a reference to the multi-verse theory which hypothesizes that there are multiple universes outside of our own in which all things are possible, and that we live in the worst possible of these universes. After the phrase was popularized by an episode of Community, it became a popular reference online to discuss confusion at current events, although it has also been used as a snowclone to express different opinions at current events (i.e. “The Best Timeline,” “The Strangest Timeline,” etc.).
Origin
The multi-verse theory was first posited by Erwin Schrödinger[1] in 1952 in Dublin, Ireland, when he said his Nobel equations seemed to describe several different histories that were “not alternatives, but all really (happening) simultaneously.”
On October 13th, 2011, the Community episode “Remedial Chaos Theory” aired.[2] In the episode, the character Jeff Winger rolls a six-sided die to determine which character will pick up a pizza order. The character Abed warns Jeff, “You are now creating six different timelines.” The episode then shows what happens when each character picks up the pizza in a series of vignettes. In the character Troy’s vignette, Troy leaves to get the pizza and a series of incredibly unfortunate events occurs, resulting in one character getting shot and the apartment lighting on fire (shown below, left). The episode ends with Jeff picking up the pizza and things returning to normal, but during the episode’s credits, we see what the group’s life is like in the future after Troy picks up the pizza, which Abed coins “The Darkest Timeline” (shown below, right). The show continued to reference “The Darkest Timeline” through the remainder of its run.
Spread
After the airing of the episode, the phrase “Darkest Timeline” began seeing use by fans and soon spread into other communities. On May 12th, 2012, Thought Catalog[4] published a post engaging with the multiverse theory in regards to a breakup, saying that the breakup was “The Darkest Timeline.” On November 19th, 2012, Redditor PunsAreFun[3] published a PokémonROM hack titled “New Rom Hack! Pokemon TDT (The Darkest Timeline)” in which the player plays as a Team Rocket Grunt. The user confirmed that the title was a reference to the Community episode in the ensuing thread.
Various Examples
Search Interest
External References
[1]Wikipedia – Multiverse
[2]Community Wikia – Darkest Timeline
[3]Reddit – New Rom Hack! Pokemon TDT
[4]Thought Catalog – Maybe In Another Universe, I Deserve You
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"People like you disgust me..." copypasta
This copypasta first surfaced in a post on 4chan /b/.
“__People like you disgust me, actually there is nobody quite as repulsive as you are. In fact you are such a worthless piece of literal shit that no human being with any sort of intelligence, unlike your non-functioning brain that works as well as an 87-year-old downsyndrome mongoloid parapalegic retard, would ever accept you as a person let alone want to reproduce with you. Face it, faggot, nobody wants your awful traits in their gene pool.__"This post was most likely in response to the OP (origional poster) to show that they weren’t welcome on that board.
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Shaxx is Shrek
There is a Steam Community user by the name of “Shaxx”. (http://steamcommunity.com/id/Shax-Leone/) One of his other friends started saying to him “Shaxx is love Shaxx is life.” Later the friend started calling him “Mighty Ogrelord Shaxx.” One day, the friend was in a Steam group chat with Shaxx. In the chat, his friend made a parody of “Shrek is love Shrek is life” but with Shaxx instead of Shrek. So after that, his friend started calling Shaxx “Shrek” as a nickname. Then later on other people of the Steam community followed the meme and started calling him Shrek. The song “Smash Mouth All-Star” is nicknamed “Shaxx’s theme song” on the Steam community.
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"People like you disgust me..." copypasta
This copypasta first surfaced in a post on 4chan /b/.
“__People like you disgust me, actually there is nobody quite as repulsive as you are. In fact you are such a worthless piece of literal shit that no human being with any sort of intelligence, unlike your non-functioning brain that works as well as an 87-year-old downsyndrome mongoloid parapalegic retard, would ever accept you as a person let alone want to reproduce with you. Face it, faggot, nobody wants your awful traits in their gene pool.__"This post was most likely in response to the OP (origional poster) to show that they weren’t welcome on that board.
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That's not Very Toony
WHAT IS IT?: a “That’s not very Toony” meme is can be two things:
ONE: A video repeating the sentence “That’s not very Toony” with the text in the backround “That’s not very Toony” in an order of colors. (https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/167791938/)
ORIGIN:
“That’s not very toony” was a comment left by an animator named “Anger_Duck” aka “Sonic_Shorts”
on a video on an online video called “INDIEGAMESAREGAY” ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/167716635/ ) other people started leaving the same comment on the video. Later a user named “curranpie” made a project saying “That’s not very Toony”
and Anger_Duck did the same. soon another user named “timthething” (a good friend of Anger_Duck) caught on to the meme.
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Schismatic Pony
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Now This Looks Like a Job For Me
About
Now This Looks Like a Job For Me refers to an image from the music video for the song “Without Me” by Eminem that began being used as a reaction image in late June of 2017 for situations in which the poster volunteers for a task. The jokes tend to be edgy in content and are popular on meme-focused subreddits.
Origin
On June 25th, 2017, Redditor BedlingtonTerrier[1] posted the first known edit to /r/ComedyCemetary, saying that he saw his friend post the edit on iFunny, though it’s unclear if that’s true. The post gained over 3,200 points (shown below).
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Various Examples
Search Interest
External References
[1]/r/ComedyCemetary – Friend just made this and posted it on iFunny. Do I need a new friend?
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Chris Christie Beach Picture
About
Chris Christie Beach Picture refers to a photograph of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie sitting on an empty beach at the Governor’s mansion, during a Christie-ordered government shutdown that shut down state beaches all weekend. The picture sparked intense criticism of Christie, his policies and attitude, inspiring a photoshop battle of Christie on the beach.
Origin
On June 30th, 2017, Governor Chris Christie signed an executive order, declaring a state of emergency because the state of New Jersey failed to pass the state budget before the constitutional deadline, and effectively shutting down the government.[1] The shut down -- the second in NJ history -- closed various state services, such as motor vehicle services, courts, taxation offices, disability and family leave, travel centers and state parks and beaches, among other things.
On July 2nd, two days into the shutdown, the Star Ledger, New Jersey’s largest newspaper, published photographs of Governor Christie and his family enjoying Island Beach State Park (shown below), one of the beaches closed in the shut down for the July 4th holiday weekend.
Search Interest
External References
[1]State of New Jersey – New Jersey Government Closes Due To Assembly Inaction On FY18 Budget
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Skate or Die
About
Skate or Die is a slangcatchphrase in skateboarding culture meaning if you’re not skateboarding you may as well be dead.
Origin
In 1988, Electronic Arts released Skate or Die for computers and the NES,[1] marking the first time the phrase appeared in popular culture.
Several popular answers on Urban Dictionary for the phrase trace the origins back to the 80s. A definition by Clay1[2] mentioned the phrase was popular in the 80s but had become for “posers.”
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Aladdin Image
Various Examples
Search Interest
External References
[1]Wikipedia – Skate or Die!!
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Not You / Tu No
About
Not You / Tu No is a series of nine-pane image macros in which the author expresses positive sentiments toward eight of the photographs except for the middle one, which has the caption “not you” or “tu no.”
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Donald Trump's Hollywood Star
About
Donald Trump’s Hollywood Star refers to a series of memes and controversies surrounding President Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, particularly a photo fad inspired by one Trump supporter’s tweet about cleaning graffiti off the star.
Origin
On June 28th, 2017, Twitter user @makenna_mg posted a picture of herself cleaning up President Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which had been covered in stickers and graffiti. She captioned the post “Stopped to clean @realDonaldTrump Hollywood Star. Nothing but respect for MY President. #RaisedRight” Within five days, the post (shown below) received more than 55,000 retweets 208,000 likes.[1]
Precursor
Since installed on January 16th, 2007, Trump’s star has been subject to numerous acts of vandalism. On July 22nd, 2016, the street artist Plastic Jesus[5] constructed a small wall around the star (shown below, left) in reference to Trump’s Mexican border wall.. On October 26th, James Lambert Otis destroyed Trump’s star with a pickaxe. He has been charged with vandalism (shown below, right).[4]
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Shortly after the post went viral, a now private Twitter account posted parody of the picture in which a woman stands over the star, which has been covered in stickers, and raising her middle fingers. She captioned the post (shown below) “@ the girl who cleaned trumps star.”
On June 30th, the Twitter account @polNewsForever[3] posted the two pictures side-by-side with the caption “Your choice: -wholesome White girl cleaning a public place OR -vulgar Hispanic girl spreading graffiti.” The tweet (shown below, left) received more than 5,300 retweets and 18,000 likes. Another Twitter user @lexi4prez retweeted @polNewsForever’s tweet, adding the caption “rt for the lit hispanic girl.” This follow up tweet (shown below, right) received more than 170,000 retweets and 130,000 likes.
Three days later, on July 1st, Twitter user @jake__stubbs[2] posted a parody of the original tweet. In the picture, he is standing in front of actress Meryl Streep’s Walk of Fame star with the caption “Stopped to clean @MerylStreep Hollywood Star. Nothing but respect for MY President. #RaisedRight.” Within two days, the tweet (shown below) received more than 84,000 retweets and 327,000 likes.
Shortly after the first two parodies were post, more people began taking pictures in front of various stars on the walk of fame (examples below).
Various Examples
Search Interest
External References
[1]Twitter – @makenna_mg’s Tweet
[2]Twitter – @jake__stubbs’s Tweet":https://twitter.com/jake__stubbs/status/881217276539621376
[3]Twitter – @polNewsForever’s Tweet
[4]The Hill – Man sentenced for vandalizing Trump’s Hollywood star
[5]Instagram – @plasticjesus’ Post
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Ban Violent Games
“Ban Violent Games” was a satirical thread created on the ROBLOX forums by user national_security, starting as a simple bait thread, although later exploding to 340 pages and 8,495 replies before getting locked by the site moderators, and has reached a current total of over 19,000 views.
Hello ROBLOX,
Recently, I caught my 8 year old son playing a violent game on ROBLOX. I took the computer from him immediately and put him on a time-out. Meanwhile, I came to the horrifying discovery that, while the game he was playing was called “Phantom Forces”, there were countless other violent games that I just was disgusted to see on a kids website. I have decided to make sure my son never plays ROBLOX again until these games are banned and I am encouraging other moms to do the same.
This thread created and continues to create hundreds of spinoffs, including the following:
https://forum.roblox.com/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=220239761
https://forum.roblox.com/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=204192411
https://forum.roblox.com/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=213747601
This meme also made a few minor appearances on reddit, such as here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/5o7y0w/packers_are_so_good_right_now/dchau3s/
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Gatorboyz
Gatorboyz are a group of three gators who are appearing all over the internet. It consists of using 3 gator emojis and then following up any post with Gatorboyz Gotcha. Currently it is used by teenagers on websites such as twitter.com and messaging apps such as kik, whats app, and snapchat.
An example:
Denise: I am in the forest with no shoes!
Ted: 🐊🐊🐊 Running through a forest with no shoes? GATORBOYZGOTCHA!
Denise: Thanks GBZ!
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The Battle of the Billionaires
About
The Battle of Billionaires was the name of the main staged rivalry between Donald Trump and Vince McMahon at the 23rd annual Wrestlemania pay-per-view event that took place in April 2007. While the event drew large-scale interest in its own right at the time of the original airing, numerous GIFs and video clips from the staged altercation between the two has seen a notable resurgence since Donald Trump’s nomination, and subsequent victory, in the 2016 United States presidential election.
Origin
The event was a joint pay-per-view collaboration among several federations in professional wrestling, including performers from Raw, SmackDown!, and ECW brands, and took place on April 1st, 2007 at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. On July 19th, 2011, the highlights clip of the match between was uploaded by WWE to its YouTube channel.
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[researching]
External References
Uproxx – Here Are 6 Donald Trump-WWE Moments Almost As Ridiculous As His Presidential Campaign
National Review – How Pro Wrestling Taught Donald Trump to Be the Perfect Showman
Daily Dot – How Donald Trump’s weird history with the WWE foreshadowed his presidential run
New York Magazine – Win or Lose, Trump Has Proven Idiocracy Painfully Prescient
Washington Post – Trump attacks MSNBC and CNN, defends his use of social media in series of tweets
Forbes – Donald Trump Used WWE Footage For Anti-CNN Tweet, And It’s Not A Coincidence
New York Times- Trump Tweets a Video of Him Wrestling ‘CNN’ to the Ground
Imgur – Donald Trump wrastlin at WrestleMania
YouTube – The Battle of the Billionaires
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Blow It Out Your Ass / Dukeposting
Work In Progress… I’ll be away from the computer for a few days, so anyone feel free to contribute
About
Blow it out your ass is an insulting phrase most famously uttered by Duke Nukem in Duke Nukem 3D. It has gained popularity on 4chan’s /bant/ as a form of shitposting in threads soon after it was launched.
Origin
The exact date that “Blow it out your ass” was first posted is unknown. The catchphrase was often used by American posters in response to other countries’ criticism of America.
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Robloxian 3.0
The Robloxian 3.0 is a term used by more mature roblox players to describe the new default man and woman body packages, which are highly criticised by them too. Due to the rise of roblox after the portrayal by many famous youtubers, many young children joined roblox and received the default packages.
Many of these children also take to the roblox catalog to take as many free stuff as they can, and developed a new noob culture on roblox. Very recently, the noob culture, especially the many stupid, dumb and idiotic things they say had become a popular meme, especially on twitter.
After popular youtuber, Keemstar tweeted a comparison of another youtuber to a robloxian 3.0 noob, mainly to roast him, has blown up, making the meme even more popular, spawning in new memes.
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Robert Jacob Edits
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Press S to spit on his/her grave
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/97353879/
This meme originated as a variant of “Press F to pay respects” and has become the standard opposite reaction.
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Don't trigger little pepes | Hoodie & tank
Hoodie & tank top saying “Don’t trigger little pepes”
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