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- 11 de Mar, 2017
I thought I read that the cat died a few years ago. Maybe it was false.
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I can still hear Israeli Palestinian Conflict Muffin perfectly. Simpler times indeed.I think Chuck Norris jokes were my first introduction to memes on the early internet. I also learned about Rick rolling shortly after.
I'm not sure it counted as a meme but I remember these viral videos on YouTube called Muffins, and one about a character named Kelly that loves shoes. Those were the first YouTube videos I watched as a kid messing around with my friends on a parents' computer. Reminds me of a simpler time.
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The "OMG shoes!" video was definitely one of the earliest viral videos I saw, it's one of those things that don't feel like it should be so long ago.I think Chuck Norris jokes were my first introduction to memes on the early internet. I also learned about Rick rolling shortly after.
I'm not sure it counted as a meme but I remember these viral videos on YouTube called Muffins, and one about a character named Kelly that loves shoes. Those were the first YouTube videos I watched as a kid messing around with my friends on a parents' computer. Reminds me of a simpler time.
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There's such a distinct charm to pre-YouTube viral videos.tossup, i'm gonna have to give it to these that predate youtube
Badgers badgers (2003) https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/120321
Ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny (2005)
Mashed taters (2006 or before) https://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/taters
End of ze world (2003) https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-end-of-the-world
The GI Joe PSAs were also some of the earlier memes I heard of, Electronic Gaming Monthly had a blurb about them in a 2003 issue, I remember how cool it was to finally watch them in 2006.
What's creepy is some of those were weren't meant to fool kids, like misspelling "Disney.com", what was up with that?Does anyone else remember those porn sites that were camouflaged as legitimate websites? The infamous Whitehouse.com comes to mind, as does Historysearch.com, one I got tricked into visiting in school back in 5th grade. I have to admit I didn't mind being "tricked" like that at the time.
amazing how relevant this is today on this very forum