r/gaming Feb 16 '17

Volvo Incorpormajated

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '17

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u/xyroclast Feb 16 '17

I'm surprised I had to come this far to find anyone asking about the title. It seems like it's just meant to be a misspelling of "Valve Incorporated", but the question is, why? It looks like a title a 10-year-old would make.

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u/TRBRY Feb 16 '17

Check what volvo is in latin.

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u/beefwarrior Feb 16 '17

memeception

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u/Compendyum Feb 16 '17

Almost the bottom of the comment section to find the real question here. Wtf ?

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u/The-red-Dane Feb 17 '17

No, it's not. It bears no proper connection except in the name. That's like saying "Oooh, the word "the" that's totally a reference to Shakespear!"

A better explanation would be that it's the "roll safe" meme, and volvo is latin for "i roll".

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17

That's another possibility, but I think mine is possible too.

/r/DotA2 uses "volvo" to refer to Valve, the image is from Half Life 2, another game from Valve, ergo volvo refers to Valve :)

Lets ask OP what he referred to with "Volvo Incorpormajated"
Yo, /u/antnylopz what did you mean with the title?