Suggestion
Suggestion
38 comments
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the feds confiscated my laptop because I kept sending them extremist laughables
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We only seized it so we could have your whole collection. It's lit, fam
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You take that back!!! Nobody takes my comedicles
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Someone put in the effort to make thiz
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I believe this is a form of the phenomenon Papyrus Irony
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Tbh, this meme should go on that index, because 460 likes on instagram is nothing compared to ~120 (so far) upvotes on Lemmy.
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To live is to be cringe.
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Counter-suggestion, lolcubez. Because they're square.
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I like this but what about the loltangles?
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That's gifs but they are actually cuboids. (Videos with sound have two or more extra dimensions, making them hyper cuboids.)
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funclicles is my suggestion
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This seems like some kind of thing some company would try so they could have a trademarkable word for memes.
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This is a good meme. I agree.
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Ecks dees
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I think we should use "Rofles"
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Or Rolfs!
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How about "image macro?" 😏
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Good idea. Then meme can go back to meaning what it is supposed to mean.
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My other half's sister calls them memes, pronounced like the first person singular pronoun me.
Drives her teenage sons mad every time.
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I like me-mes and may-mays
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Oi! We call'em laffis!
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No.
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Chuckables.
Guffawfables. -
Is that bugs bunny
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Demotivational posters
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Cyber-quips
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I think you said it in the post: laughables. I like it personally.
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I don't know. Laughables sounds like something you eat
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Psycho-Shareables.
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Why don't we call them LOLies?
...oh, wait
Oddly, I dont know what that word means and at this point I am too afraid to ask.
Edit: checked Urban Dictionary and NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
You were right to be afraid!
What's wrong with lollies. I love sucking on them. /s
and someone who makes good memes, they would certainly be an icon!
we should give them a name that reflects that… LOLicon perhaps? an icon of the LOL!
I thought it was something like a favicon. Now I'm concerned.
Searching this on google gets me weird results... Hold on, someone's at the door.