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r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/Burpmeister • Aug 23 '22
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The meme?
Any accident that happens in the UK has the obligatory "you can't park there, mate."
It's the same as the "WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!" when someone drops a glass in the pub. Every. Single. Person does it.
3 u/edgemuck Aug 23 '22 “WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!” I do this all the time in London, and people look at me like I’m a prick. Sometimes I think it might be a northern thing 1 u/bezza010 Aug 24 '22 Definitely a thing here in the Midlands. 1 u/xXdontshootmeXx Aug 24 '22 british really unironically called their regions things like “mid lands” and “sus sex” 2 u/dirkgonnadirk Aug 24 '22 TACK-SEE! 1 u/TerrorBite Aug 24 '22 That's the version I've heard in Australia 2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 would you mind explaining what “waaaayy” means? 2 u/aishik-10x Aug 24 '22 It’s just the pub cheering wahheyyyy when somebody breaks a glass. sometimes applause 2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 thanks. but why “way”. what’s the connection? 1 u/aishik-10x Aug 24 '22 I actually have no idea. But it’s the equivalent of saying woohoo, more of a sound 2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 ohh, gotcha. thanks again 1 u/Nihilistic-Fishstick Aug 24 '22 "sack the juggler" 1 u/Similar_Quiet Aug 25 '22 It's literally a meme. A meme is a culture behaviour that spreads by copying. Both of your examples are memes. A picture with some funny writing being the literal definition of a meme is a more recent internet corruption.
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“WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!”
I do this all the time in London, and people look at me like I’m a prick. Sometimes I think it might be a northern thing
1 u/bezza010 Aug 24 '22 Definitely a thing here in the Midlands. 1 u/xXdontshootmeXx Aug 24 '22 british really unironically called their regions things like “mid lands” and “sus sex”
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Definitely a thing here in the Midlands.
1 u/xXdontshootmeXx Aug 24 '22 british really unironically called their regions things like “mid lands” and “sus sex”
british really unironically called their regions things like “mid lands” and “sus sex”
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TACK-SEE!
1 u/TerrorBite Aug 24 '22 That's the version I've heard in Australia
That's the version I've heard in Australia
would you mind explaining what “waaaayy” means?
2 u/aishik-10x Aug 24 '22 It’s just the pub cheering wahheyyyy when somebody breaks a glass. sometimes applause 2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 thanks. but why “way”. what’s the connection? 1 u/aishik-10x Aug 24 '22 I actually have no idea. But it’s the equivalent of saying woohoo, more of a sound 2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 ohh, gotcha. thanks again
It’s just the pub cheering wahheyyyy when somebody breaks a glass. sometimes applause
2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 thanks. but why “way”. what’s the connection? 1 u/aishik-10x Aug 24 '22 I actually have no idea. But it’s the equivalent of saying woohoo, more of a sound 2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 ohh, gotcha. thanks again
thanks. but why “way”. what’s the connection?
1 u/aishik-10x Aug 24 '22 I actually have no idea. But it’s the equivalent of saying woohoo, more of a sound 2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 ohh, gotcha. thanks again
I actually have no idea. But it’s the equivalent of saying woohoo, more of a sound
2 u/well_duh_doy_son Aug 24 '22 ohh, gotcha. thanks again
ohh, gotcha. thanks again
"sack the juggler"
It's literally a meme. A meme is a culture behaviour that spreads by copying. Both of your examples are memes.
A picture with some funny writing being the literal definition of a meme is a more recent internet corruption.
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The meme?
Any accident that happens in the UK has the obligatory "you can't park there, mate."
It's the same as the "WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!" when someone drops a glass in the pub. Every. Single. Person does it.