From here, there and sundry and diverse places.
I have to say, in passing, that political memes are becoming very disappointing. Most of them, on both sides of the aisle, are rude, mean and nasty, not funny at all. What's the point of a meme that's not amusing enough to share with both sides? All that does is preach to the converted. I'd rather have something we can all enjoy.
Oh, well. So much for the United part of these States of America . . .
Peter
ReplyDeleteAbout the divide; well, this sums it up:
Q: How many Karens does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
A: THAT'S NOT FUNNY! I WANT TO TALK TO YOUR MANAGER, NOW!!
Agree about the divide.
ReplyDeleteMost of these were pretty funny, though.
Fb doesn't like to share your posts. I'll do it from my computer later.
ReplyDeletePeter,
ReplyDeleteDo you ever just WANT to see a person, with a face, tell you a well presented JOKE?
You know, like face to face, in person, engaging as can be?
Or how about a story told around a campfire? The thing about memes is that they are presented by a machine, for ONE INDIVIDUAL, and hardy-har-har, that one individual laughs and then,?< he wants to SHARE the meme with others.
The ART of presenting the intent of the meme, using common language, to elicit LAUGHS, (note the plural) is on the path of the dodo bird.
Seriously,
Milton