I am yet to understand what "nobody" adds to a meme. Still don't get it.
this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2025
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What client are you using?
The screenshot was taken on just default quokk.au in a browser, though I'm typing this in Boost.
we should estimate ourselves lucky, at least, that the
no one:
absolutely no one:
not a single soul:
era is over
And now your reference to it will resurrect the meme like a Phoenix from the ashes.
Nobody: cRazi_man: I am yet to understand what "nobody" adds to a meme. Still don't get it.
The way I understand it, it's a play on "Nobody asked" using Colon denoted dialogue
Nobody: [insert question]
[subject of meme]: [answer to question]
And has become increasingly esoteric through extended use
The original meme got mangled beyond recognition and into making no sense
The original was used as quote attribution
Like:
"I am a huge fan of EA"
-- nobody
To continue this logic, if "nobody" says nothing it could be construed as the start of the conversation, implying the subject came to the conclusion without prompting or context
When used properly it makes sense. But there are only rare occasions when that is appropriate. So instead everyone just uses it all the time and so no one really understands when it should be used. Dumb.
Its prefacing the answer to an unsolicited question.
it's boilerplate
Laptop is a misnomer, especially gaming ones, because they get too hot to be in your lap. Workstations, notebooks, Ultrabooks, etc, all different classifications.
Upside, if you do use it on your lap, it doubles as birth control. (Joke, please do not do this).
they're just the modern version of those old portable desktops, just with a battery so you don't fly into a gamer rage when someone trips over the power cable.
It identifies as laptop until you start the game.