It makes one wonder about cave paintings and the like. If our recently hot meme can be morphed into this and be universally understood within this group- think about it. To someone from off the site they wouldn’t have any idea what this was if they just saw it on a wall. What would they say? What would they think this was supposed to be? Even if you told them it was a _______ bending over for a ______, they wouldn’t get the context. It would be totally lost. I wonder how many cave paintings of “ox” are actually low key prehistoric memes? Like a time traveler would show a person from that time and they’d just start laughing and be like “he has the high ground...” lost to history- memes in the mist.
I don't even care if you downvote, I'm with mrfahrenheit on this one. The original was funny because it was odd and there was a funny text, this simply doesn't make any sense
If you look down a bit, you'll see an example why it's so far fetched
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The joke has evolved, now the funny part is the absurdity of it all and how so many of us understand exactly what it means.
@mayflower10196- in case you haven’t read elsewhere by now: this is an abstract minimalist representation of the “building bending to the penny” meme which has been circulating the site along with variants and response memes. It represents the cultural phenomenon which has emerged from that meme and shows the contextual nature of pop culture, and how we often take our own experiences and point of reference for granted when we are presented with the view points of others.
If you look down a bit, you'll see an example why it's so far fetched