Reddit is a strange environment and its internal cultures are wildly polarised. That said, if you're on a part of Reddit where people are actively downvoting you for expressing annoyance with excessive meme humour, you're either not in a good place or you're being more of a dick about it than the meme people. Or both, which is possible, depending on the circumstances.
It seems like much of Reddit, especially parts I don't go on much/at all, loves repeating the same joke over and over and over and over
And by extension Imgur which is somehow worse
Just sounds like, well, the nature of memes honestly. Especially for places the spawn that stuff, and injokes, and injokes based on injokes, and injokes based on not getting those injokes, etc.
It seems like much of Reddit, especially parts I don't go on much/at all, loves repeating the same joke over and over and over and over
And by extension Imgur which is somehow worse
Just sounds like, well, the nature of memes honestly. Especially for places the spawn that stuff, and injokes, and injokes based on injokes, and injokes based on not getting those injokes, etc.
Exactly.
Regarding how AU said it, though: It seems like you have trouble with specificity, in that you only realise in retrospect that you're expressing frustration with something extremely specific but initially phrase it in a way that sounds very broad.
Perhaps if you presented the full anecdote instead of just the generalities of what you took away from it, it would make more sense. And just make a better story: "So, one day I was thinking how tired I was of Harambe memes, and I wondered if anyone else was, so typed 'tired of harambe' into Google, and..."
Mostly, and not to harp on this since I figured this was the case, but it comes back to the ambiguity thing I've spoken about many times. It's generally worth the time spent double-checking to make sure what you mean in your heard comes out in your words, and/or being all "Wait hold on, that might not sound like what I mean..."
also it took me a while to realize that internet flamers talking about "BLM" were talking about Black Lives Matter rather than the Bureau of Land Management
i mean, conservative fuckhead types DID just have a high-profile run-in with the Bureau of Land Management over in Oregon, after having another one in Nevada, so it wouldn't surprise me that they're still wanking about the same issue, as opposed to a different one that shares the same acronym
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among them are "over 9,000," rickrolling, and Mega Milk.
I have been exposed to the exact opposite opinion
Regarding how AU said it, though: It seems like you have trouble with specificity, in that you only realise in retrospect that you're expressing frustration with something extremely specific but initially phrase it in a way that sounds very broad.
Perhaps if you presented the full anecdote instead of just the generalities of what you took away from it, it would make more sense. And just make a better story: "So, one day I was thinking how tired I was of Harambe memes, and I wondered if anyone else was, so typed 'tired of harambe' into Google, and..."
why do Harambe jokes exist at all
the event isn't even funny
not just like "this so morally wrong that we can't joke about it" not funny
but just like "this happened, it's shocking, but i have nothing more to say about this" not funny
i mean, conservative fuckhead types DID just have a high-profile run-in with the Bureau of Land Management over in Oregon, after having another one in Nevada, so it wouldn't surprise me that they're still wanking about the same issue, as opposed to a different one that shares the same acronym