• TheGreenGolem@lemm.ee
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      Nowadays every fucking funny picture is a meme. Like apparently every photo that you are on is a selfie regardless of who took it. I hate it.

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      meme has evolved to just mean “funny thing”, and like, do you have a better word for that? it’s not a joke, and i’m not going to start saying “funny thing”.

      closest i can think of would be “a funny” which sounds worse than calling everything a meme

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        But that’s what it is, a funny thing. Why can’t that be said? Because this is absolutely not a meme, not by a stretch. This image won’t be repurposed with different text, taking its meaning and applying it to a different context like memes do.

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        So because you can’t summon the fortitude to say “funny thing”, the whole community has to be flooded with garbage posts that are not memes in any way? That makes a ton of sense 👍

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          I agreed with your first comment, but now I think you may in fact be getting old.

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    This does bring up an interesting question? What did it mean for a mirror to be used?

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      Blindness doesn’t stop the photons/magic from bouncing off the mirror, they just couldn’t see it. Even in the photo, the mirror is visibly turned on and reflecting things. It’s very much used.

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        Ah but then is it the mirror that uses the world or the world that uses the mirror? Is the Mirror just now starting it’s own Fools journey and need to gain experience by being viewed to expeince ‘the world’ or is it a passive thing. Aren’t all things and beings being ‘used’ by the entropy of all? Language is fun ;3

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    I am gonna put my take here, with a little piece of personal information.

    I had a girlfriend who love to make it in front of mirrors. I almost forgot about it until I saw the bed’s reflection in the mirror.

    I might be wrong though, but that’s when the “never used” made me laugh.

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      I don’t know how the part that is “bigoted” came out of it but I’ll allow it considering that the vampires and the mirrors have a relation.

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    As long as you don’t see yourself, or anyone or anything, or unwrap ot, or let it exist, you’re good

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    I was going through one of my towns but and sell pages and found a post of a “never used” dress and the lady was wearing it. I asked if it was never used then why is she wearing it. Argument ensued with other commenters and she ended up removing the pictures of her in it

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    Maybe they meant “never installed or mounted”.

    Either that or they were talking about their brain.

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      Don’t be too hard on gran vag! Take it from Benjamin Franklin:

      The Face first grows lank and wrinkled; then the Neck; then the Breast and Arms; the lower Parts continuing to the last as plump as ever: So that covering all above with a Basket, and regarding only what is below the Girdle, it is impossible of two Women to know an old from a young one. And as in the dark all Cats are grey, the Pleasure of corporal Enjoyment with an old Woman is at least equal, and frequently superior, every Knack being by Practice capable of Improvement.