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what the hell is this
Posted: 02 Dec 2015, 23:14
by Grounder
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 02 Dec 2015, 23:15
by Jesuiscontent
slowpoke.png
can't believe I knew what the video was just from the thumbnail
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 02 Dec 2015, 23:16
by Telamon
dank memes
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 19:27
by Whimsical Calamari
i remember this copypasta from like my first years on the internet back in junior high like woah
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 19:31
by Ivy
never seen this before, thanks for the meme my friend
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 20:38
by Piter Lauchy
Wait, this is copypasta? I thought raocow wrote it.
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 20:48
by Jesuiscontent
He did, it was from his deviantart or something IIRC
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 20:59
by Whimsical Calamari
Jesuiscontent wrote:He did, it was from his deviantart or something IIRC
is that what that was?
i must be mixing up my earlier memories of the internet.
not the first time that's happened
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 05 Dec 2015, 05:03
by Pikabread
Jesuiscontent wrote:can't believe I knew what the video was just from the thumbnail
same
with the play button covering it up and it being minimized even
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 05 Dec 2015, 20:19
by alleightbits
It's the story of a guy who quits history. Duh.
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 06 Dec 2015, 06:12
by Tenlade
how can a guy who quit history have a historical story about his history of quitting history?
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 06 Dec 2015, 16:35
by freakin whatzit
Tenlade wrote:how can a guy who quit history have a historical story about his history of quitting history?
he's a fictional character, so it's not a historical story. he was real, but quitting history causes you to become fictional, because otherwise, you'd be able to make history by figuring out how to do something like quitting history.
Re: what the hell is this
Posted: 06 Dec 2015, 16:44
by Piter Lauchy
freakin whatzit wrote:Tenlade wrote:how can a guy who quit history have a historical story about his history of quitting history?
he's a fictional character, so it's not a historical story. he was real, but quitting history causes you to become fictional, because otherwise, you'd be able to make history by figuring out how to do something like quitting history.
Fictional characters influence history too, though. Imagine if Harry Potter didn't exist, for example.
It is, therefore, impossible by definition to tell a story (or say anything, really) about a guy who quits history.