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Have you heard this one?

Dude, it was funny for a couple of days. Happy Days never jumped the shark as much as this thread has.

http://thechive.files.wordpress.com/...if?w=325&h=223

Everyone else, Continue....

OK Fonzie....

Problem for the same reason he thinks Watchmen is actually a good movie instead of the dragged out snoozer that it was.

HAHAHAHA!
I just farted!

Maybe it hits too close to home? Drop the 'stache and slap a goatee on Fisty and its like Frazod is looking in the mirror....

Although this is funny, I am seeing this whole "meme generation" thing getting taken too far. The University of Arkansas has a whole facebook page that is "Uark Memes" where students generate and submit Memes to be reposted. It's really ****ing lame and shows how poor of an understanding most people have of memes.

What they're posting aren't memes. They're photoshopped jokes.

http://www.uatrav.com/2012/uark-meme...o-ua-students/

Uh. What exactly is your definition of an internet meme then?

LMAO

It's a continuation of a specific theme or idea in a viral fashion. It's not just some random photoshop.

This is a meme because it's all playing off the same concept: dude's tattoo.

But I can't just post some random picture of a flower superimposed over a vagina and say, "This is Chiefsplanet" and call it a meme. It has to have a generative event and a resultant uptake (usually involving some bastardization or ironic twisting of the originator), and then a viral spreading.

I see where you were going with that now.

Carry on.