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#WOODY BLOCK PUZZLE MEME SERIAL#

Discredited Meme: When a tired old joke or meme stops being funny.Zalgo: A recurring Eldritch Abomination entity which corrupts other characters and written text.

Slender Man Stand-In: Imitators and parodies of the Slender Man.The Slender Man Mythos: Probably the most famous of all creepypasta characters, Slender Man is a Sharply-Dressed Humanoid Abomination who inspired numerous different adaptations and imitators.SCP Foundation: A creepypasta site which evolved into an expansive fictional universe, centered around a top-secret organization which captures paranormal beings and objects.The Most Dangerous Video Game: A common creepypasta story is to have the narrator recount their experience playing a cursed video game that features disturbing content and threatens to harm the player.

#WOODY BLOCK PUZZLE MEME SERIAL#

Jeff the Killer: A wide-eyed, pale-faced Serial Killer who was a fairly notorious creepypasta character.

Creepypasta: Horror fiction stories circulating on the Internet, frequently told in a first-person perspective as if reporting events that really happened.

The Catchphrase Catches On: When a famous catchphrase or other quote gets repeated outside its original context.

Catchphrase: A quotation that a fictional character is famous for frequently saying.

Beam Me Up, Scotty!: A popular misquote which distorts what the original person/character actually stated.

Ascended Meme: A meme ends up being made officially canon by the work it is derived from.

Meme-related tropes and articles, and specific memes with their own pages: When adding to one of the subpages, please write the meme, then add the explanation of the meme inside a labelnote titled "Explanation." Explanation This is just the example. It's explained in detail, in plain language, in Neal Stephenson's 1992 novel Snow Crash. The Trope Namer (for the word meme) is Richard Dawkins, who suggested a Mind Virus-like model of society: that cultural information is inherited and reproduced, occasionally with minor mutations, in a similar way to genetic information.

These are probably the most common source of Surreal Humor.

On the other hand, if you just want to learn who starts many of these, see Fountain of Memes. These are all examples of great resources for the memes themselves and the enigmatic culture around them, but beware the interstitials. If you'd like to keep up with the memes of the day, go to Know Your Meme, or Teh Meme Wiki on Fandom, or The LURKMORE Wiki ( NSFW), or the fine folks at Encyclopedia Dramatica (even more NSFW). For in-universe examples, see Instant Web Hit.