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What exactly does the "No one: " accomplish, here?
No one:
This guy: What exactly does the "No one: " accomplish, here?Lmao I see it now
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Took me forever to understand that it is meant to show the thought is "random" / "weird" / "coming out of thin air"
It's silly. You can see the same thing with memes starting with
So,
Took me forever to understand that it is meant to show the thought is "random" / "weird" / "coming out of thin air"
How?
It implies a lack of justification, like there is no good reason girls hands are like that. Not sure why everyone is confused. It's a meme format that has been around forever.
How does it imply that? I know it's been around ages, still don't get it.
Don't really want to have to explain. It's all here: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/nobody
Yes I'm aware of the meme. Still don't get how "nothing was said by nobody" implies that, since it's an incoherent concept - such a double negative surely implies someone said something?
Better to think of it as "nothing was said, and nobody said it"
So, somebody said something.
No. Nothing was said. And nobody said it.
Nobody saying nothing is logically equivalent to someone saying something.
What you want is "nobody said anything."
No. Nothing was said. Nobody said it. The meme wouldn't make sense if it was;
No one: anything
Making us all groan at a completely useless part of the meme.
Allowing us to laff
It accomplishes the text "No one:"
But why
"I can't think of a good intro for my joke and am a slave to trends"
A surprising amount of people get their knickers in a twist over it, which is pretty funny tbh. I like to put it in a lot of my memes just to piss people off haha
Consider my knickers twisted!