.webp?x=8 "Top Hat (kek) - Technically a top hat, shut up")
A scene so awkward and stupidly written that it created an entire ecosystem of memes. https://t.co/J40TDwdFzw
— Leman Walters (@LemanWalters) May 13, 2024
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No one ever talks about how Baneposting was also the origin of that "meme magic" thing /pol/ used to love in 2016, likely because it's actually more socially acceptable to say the alt-right trump voters invented it than to admit it was born of 4chan users finding a bunch of funny coincidences in the immediate aftermath of a real life tragedy that killed 150 people.
I miss /bane/.
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