#Know your meme

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

5 year anniversary of the miette post \o/

[emporium]

Who is Coppy?

In 2015, Coppy, a quirky animated copy machine office assistant, made its debut on Tumblr as an April Fool's Day prank, playfully mocking Microsoft Office's mascot, Clippy. Tumblr users embraced the character with open arms, generating a wave of Coppy-inspired fan art and expressing disappointment when it vanished from the platform the very next day.

In honor of one of our most beloved character we created this vinyl YouTooz character. You can learn more about it below.

[benoits-neckerchieves]

Think I’ve finally figured out why Daniel Craig is trending

This image has become a meme in comparing him to a banker / accountant / antiques dealer / European MP, university professor etc etc (whilst also acknowledging the sexiness ofc)

Why does he keep accidentally creating viral memes and he doesn’t even know 😭😭

[lowpolyanimals]

Polar Bear GIF

[beerok23]

I'm not even sorry 💜

[reginaldqueribundus]

it's actually on Know Your Meme that's how you know it's serious

[radwolf76]

I don't usually schedule posts, but I always forget to get ahead of the misinformation.

Every year on August 18th, posts go around celebrating the anniversary of Erwin Beekveld's They're Taking The Hobbits to Isengard. BUT THEY'RE WRONG.

KnowYourMeme lists the 18th, which is the origin of the confusion.

If you go back to primary sources, there's a post on Albino Blacksheep mentioning Beekveld's Flash on 16 August 2005:

If you must celebrate a memetic LotR song on August 18th, Mashed Taters was uploaded on the 18th, the prior year in 2004.

[frankustein]

I'm unsure if anyone did this before but the meme reminds me of Frobin so i just had to

Original:

[a-thousand-tiny-little-ants]

Looked up “grian” on know your meme

[moresandmanstuff]

[sunrisemcash]

[demonic-shadowlucifer]

never gonna forget how people bullied behindthememe into leaving youtube all because he "explained memes to people", yet they don't bat an eye at a site like Know Your Meme even though they do the same exact thing.

[pet-shop-of-horror-fan]

Fearsome critters are joke animals that were made up by lumberjacks in the United States.

I have been researching fearsome critters for some time and as far as I am aware, the best place for this is the Lumberwoods website, which hosts many old books on them.

When I read about a critter, I look it up to see if there is anything else I can find, but many named critters do not have anything outside of these books.

So, I was reading Lenwood’s Lexicon of Lumberwoods Lore, where I came upon "Swamp Boogers." Which is said to be the taxidermy of deer buttocks being turned into a face.

What's weird is that it does not seem to be alive in any way, as you would expect from a fearsome critter. It is just taxidermy.

And it is a real thing that has been done to animals and you can read about it on Know Your Meme.

But when talking about the origin of swamp boogers, Know Your Meme says, "The term "Swamp Booger" has likely been used prior to its appearance online," and it lists a song from 2004 that uses the term.

But the book I read is from 1951.

I found some information and put it together to give us more context to something almost no one cares about.

You're welcome!

[viktuurishipper96]

Yooooo look what I found!! It’s the meme origin of America ya aka Osaka in America or chiyo-Chan’s country. I got this book from the library and I’m so lucky that I’ve found this meme

[koko2unite]

why am I on know your meme

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

Happy birthday crab rave