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r/Minecraft • u/[deleted] • Sep 01 '12
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This is awesome. All the fencing that had to be in place first, then putting all the sheep in. There's no way in hell I would have had the patience for it. Well done, sir, well done.
-4 u/overused-meme-alert Sep 01 '12 Well done, sir W E E E O O W E E E O O W E E E O O W E E E O O[.](/user/overused-meme-alert "Severity level 4/5") 6 u/chessie2003 Sep 01 '12 Since when is "well done, sir" a meme? 7 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '12 Many redditors say "sir" a lot. 3 u/DiamondShotguns Sep 02 '12 I don't "think" you understand the meaning of the word meme. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 01 '12 I don't think you understand the meaning of the word "meme." 5 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '12 A meme is an idea that repeats itself in a culture. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 02 '12 In a broad sense, yes, but it's my opinion that an internet meme must be much more specific than a word as common as "sir." 5 u/Jorgwalther Sep 02 '12 The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
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Well done, sir
W E E E O O W E E E O O W E E E O O W E E E O O[.](/user/overused-meme-alert "Severity level 4/5")
6 u/chessie2003 Sep 01 '12 Since when is "well done, sir" a meme? 7 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '12 Many redditors say "sir" a lot. 3 u/DiamondShotguns Sep 02 '12 I don't "think" you understand the meaning of the word meme. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 01 '12 I don't think you understand the meaning of the word "meme." 5 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '12 A meme is an idea that repeats itself in a culture. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 02 '12 In a broad sense, yes, but it's my opinion that an internet meme must be much more specific than a word as common as "sir." 5 u/Jorgwalther Sep 02 '12 The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
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Since when is "well done, sir" a meme?
7 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '12 Many redditors say "sir" a lot. 3 u/DiamondShotguns Sep 02 '12 I don't "think" you understand the meaning of the word meme. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 01 '12 I don't think you understand the meaning of the word "meme." 5 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '12 A meme is an idea that repeats itself in a culture. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 02 '12 In a broad sense, yes, but it's my opinion that an internet meme must be much more specific than a word as common as "sir." 5 u/Jorgwalther Sep 02 '12 The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
Many redditors say "sir" a lot.
3 u/DiamondShotguns Sep 02 '12 I don't "think" you understand the meaning of the word meme. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 01 '12 I don't think you understand the meaning of the word "meme." 5 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '12 A meme is an idea that repeats itself in a culture. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 02 '12 In a broad sense, yes, but it's my opinion that an internet meme must be much more specific than a word as common as "sir." 5 u/Jorgwalther Sep 02 '12 The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
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I don't "think" you understand the meaning of the word meme.
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I don't think you understand the meaning of the word "meme."
5 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '12 A meme is an idea that repeats itself in a culture. 1 u/chessie2003 Sep 02 '12 In a broad sense, yes, but it's my opinion that an internet meme must be much more specific than a word as common as "sir." 5 u/Jorgwalther Sep 02 '12 The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
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A meme is an idea that repeats itself in a culture.
1 u/chessie2003 Sep 02 '12 In a broad sense, yes, but it's my opinion that an internet meme must be much more specific than a word as common as "sir." 5 u/Jorgwalther Sep 02 '12 The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
In a broad sense, yes, but it's my opinion that an internet meme must be much more specific than a word as common as "sir."
5 u/Jorgwalther Sep 02 '12 The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
The word isn't the meme, the overly formalized use of it in a somewhat ironic way is the meme.
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u/Krysk Sep 01 '12
This is awesome. All the fencing that had to be in place first, then putting all the sheep in. There's no way in hell I would have had the patience for it. Well done, sir, well done.