11–20 of 32 posts
It's interesting how old memes stick with us and have a nostalgic feel to them. Things like "Harambe", the "such wow" doge, YouTube shorts, etc. don't make such an indelible impression. Homestar Runner, zombo.com, and "all your base" elicit actual feelings.
Maybe it's getting older, or maybe it's the fact we're now increasingly innundated with content. Perhaps both.
...So is the only limit to the effects yourself?
I preferred zombocom.com
It's just http://zombo.com/ , but yeah :P
This reminds me of zombo.com. It's interesting how old memes stick with us and have a nostalgic feel to them. Things like "Harambe", the "such wow" doge, YouTube shorts, etc. don't make such an indelible impression. Homestar Runner, zombo.com, and "all your base" elicit actual feelings. Maybe it's getting older, or maybe it's the fact we're now increasingly innundated with content. Perhaps both.
Memes that have truly earned their classification.
Doesn't seem to work with Google Hangouts, so I guess they don't use WebRTC. It would be useful if the plugin saved the filter settings from last it was used.
This reminds me of zombo.com. It's interesting how old memes stick with us and have a nostalgic feel to them. Things like "Harambe", the "such wow" doge, YouTube shorts, etc. don't make such an indelible impression. Homestar Runner, zombo.com, and "all your base" elicit actual feelings. Maybe it's getting older, or maybe it's the fact we're now increasingly innundated with content. Perhaps both.
Very occasionally I'll run across something which makes me think of the 'You can do anything at zombo com. The only limit is yourself.' line.
To your point, I think it's definitely a combination of both. The interwebs are so large now that it's less likely others see the same content. I remember the exact circumstances of when I saw the superfriends wazzup[1] video, laughing at Robin's shaking hands, where as I couldn't tell you anything about most of the top 10 memes of 2015.
This reminds me of zombo.com. It's interesting how old memes stick with us and have a nostalgic feel to them. Things like "Harambe", the "such wow" doge, YouTube shorts, etc. don't make such an indelible impression. Homestar Runner, zombo.com, and "all your base" elicit actual feelings. Maybe it's getting older, or maybe it's the fact we're now increasingly innundated with content. Perhaps both.
This reminds me of zombo.com. It's interesting how old memes stick with us and have a nostalgic feel to them. Things like "Harambe", the "such wow" doge, YouTube shorts, etc. don't make such an indelible impression. Homestar Runner, zombo.com, and "all your base" elicit actual feelings. Maybe it's getting older, or maybe it's the fact we're now increasingly innundated with content. Perhaps both.
Which led me back to "End of the World" and a bunch of other Flash animations. Back when Flash was used by animators and not advertisers and malware authors.