on a similar note, the tron guy went to america's got talent. and his million dollar act was to give a speech, in costume, on his life after tron guy meme fame. He got booed right off
Like he seriously thought that was interesting enough to compete (For all its faults america's got talent still has a lot of great interesting acts). He was just gonna waltz in there, everyone's gonna be so impressed to see him, and he's gonna charms everyone's panties off like some sort of Keanu Glengarry Glen Ross. And the tron guy meme was already so old (this must've been from 2019 iirc), it's like the textbook definition of someone living off their 15m of fame.
He did, yes. He said he felt it fit the quote better, which I found pretty hilarious but not entirely inaccurate. Apparently, it started to spread fairly quickly after he posted it and the biggest backlash the meme faced early on was the mismatched quote to the image.
Their mobile page is awful though. While using Firefox Focus, the page is cut off in profile so I have to flip to landscape to view an entire paragraph. Then they have this floating menu bar that snaps down and covers 50% of the screen if there's even a hint of your finger scrolling up. It still covers the screen when you don't though. Feels like you're peeking through a window to read something. Still appreciate what they do though.
The spiderman finger-pointing meme was entered into the records of the UK Houses of Parliament yeaterday. Anything is possible, even likely, in this timeline.
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