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If your name is Alfred E. Neuman. You receive all the money in the world.
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@Anonymous: Forgot something crucial!
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@Anonymous: hahaha clip art.
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Prehistoric cave paintings, over 9000 years before the internet
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Why not?
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@Anonymous: I LEARNED IT BY WATCHING YOU ;_;
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@Anonymous: TURN IT UP!
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@Anonymous: Here's why I gave that a Oneocle: I've said for years now that "Kilroy was here" is the first true meme. It showed up mysteriously throughout Europe during WWII and no one knows the origin. It's absolutely perfect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilroy_was_here
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@Ben_Space: nope.avi
"Seeing only limited distribution, it was little known. The poster was rediscovered in 2000 and has been re-issued by a number of private sector companies, and used as the decorative theme for a range of other products."
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@AnimalCrosser5: Psht :(
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I feel like there needs to be more mtv representation... maybe something from beavis & butthead.
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Not so good at canv.as slide knowledge, but try sliding it. :D
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@Anonymous: Nevermind, didn't work.
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@twisted_sister: talk about awesome viral marketing
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I think this is actually 'pre-meme'.
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@Anonymous: Meme (n) A unit of cultural measurement that is easily recognizable across populations and demographics, and the meaning of symbols and representation of which are instantly known.
i.e. religion. Good job.
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Nice try, def not a meme.
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@Anonymous: Why didn't I think of that?! Mr. Yuk is my favorite!
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How to troll a whole room.
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For the people who don't know, here is the story of George P. Burdell.
In 1927, a student accidentally got two applications to Georgia Tech. Instead of discarding one, he filled out both of them, one with the fictional name George P. Burdell. Needless to say, the both got accepted, and the student then went on to enroll this fictional student in all of his classes and do all of the homework and take all of his tests twice. By 1930, George had his bachelor's degree, and a few years later his master's. Now, he has around 300 degrees in many different majors, and has over a hundred thousand credit hours. Several times, Burdell signed up for every single class offered, for over 3000 credit hours in one semester, including the year that all registration became computerized in an effort to stop this very thing from happening.
George had a vibrant career in WWII, appearing on many fronts around the world. His most notable contributions to the war effort were with the 8th Air Force, flying in a B-17 Bomber for 12 missions. Sadly, he did not receive any recognition for this because a Georgia Tech graduate became a new operations officer and recognized him. Burdell's flying days were over.
But Burdell's career did not end there. He was on Mad Magazine's board of directors from 1969 to 1981. He was almost Time Magazine's person of the year in 2001, until Time found out he was fictional and cut him from the poll. He is currently a production assistant in South Park. (sauce: http://www.southparkstudios.com/about/web-credits)
Burdell subscribed to magazines for which he never paid, and he harassed insurance agents by ordering policies and then disappearing into the limbo from whence he came. He ordered furniture on mail order and had it delivered to unsuspecting fraternity houses on a C.O.D. basis, and he wrote letters to the editor by the basketful. His frequent victims were the society editors of the Atlanta papers. George P. Burdell is the go-to name for any and every p
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@Anonymous: Do people outside of Britain have the scone/scone debate?
I personally say 'Scown' because I'm from middle England, but everyone up north where I live now says 'Scon'.
=)
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@Anonymous: George P. Burdell is the go-to name for any and every prank, and has pulled off some pretty impressive stunts. More than just a campus tradition, George P. Burdell's legacy has become so expansive that I would call him a meme.
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@Anonymous: I say scoan because I came up with the theory that nouns are 'oan' and other words are 'on', it works with every 'one' word I can thing of.
I'm from manchester btw.
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@Anonymous: South-West here, I say SCONN.
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@Anonymous: It is said 'scown', you pronounce phone with 'own' sound and you do with stone, bone, lone, prone, you dont pronounce those words phon, ston, bon, lon, or pron so why say 'scone' as 'scon', thus, scone is 'scown'
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@Anonymous: and I'm from Manchester.
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@Anonymous: but what about one, gone, done, none? There's less but still some. I'm with you on the pronunciation though, I'm from Staffordshire.
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@Anonymous: See my post where I mention that it's nouns that end in 'oan' (or own)
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/bill-stickers-is-innocent.html
1960's meme
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Say "Bloody Mary" three times in front of a mirror and she will show up.
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Church of the Subgenius -Bob Dodds
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people need to be reading the thread before they posts. gotta love reposts in the same thread.
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@Anonymous: ftfy
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The eye in the pyramid
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Jenny you're the girl for me
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