The Dankest Meme Ever

Benzocrusher 1 Feb 2017 @ 10:47am

aka your favorite meme? I dont know i love a lot of dank memes

#1

The Man™ 1 Feb 2017 @ 10:48am

the Off Topic Fourm is pretty dank if you ask me.

#2

Zubenelgenubi 1 Feb 2017 @ 10:54am

The world is not prepared for the dankest meme ever. It is closely guarded in a fortified bunker until such a time that the world is ready.

#3

Autistic Whales 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:06am

Im rick harrison and this is my pawn shop...
Or my preferred modified version...
Im Bob Ross and this is my paint shop...

#4

Azza ☠ 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:36am

The Dankest Meme wouldn't be allowed on Steam Discussions...

It entails tricking edgy kids into promoting ♥♥♥♥ behavior and child grooming. I kidd you not and if you are an edgy kid involved in memes, you probably have done so without even knowing. It encourages young girls to have ♥♥♥ with older men and is based around a children's show targeted towards preteens.

Taking another "not-as-bad" example of this:

"Kappa" originally comes from Japanese folklore.

A Mythical creature known as a River Child. Kappa are Japanese flesh-eating water imps who live in rivers, lakes, ponds, and other watery realms. The idea behind the Kappa, is to warn children on water safety as well as a way of explaining the ♥♥♥♥/murders in which a serial killer was dumping bodies of children and woman into the river, to small children.

Basically, it's a warning to keep your distance... as a Kappa would trick it's victim near a water edge and drown them. The Kappa however also has a water bowl source on it's head, which it uses to survive out of water. When shown respect, the Kappa will honor that respect by bowing, hense spilling it's water source from it's head and not being about to continue out of water.

Aka: Show respect to strangers, but don't be mislead by them.

It was actually a child predator who started using it online, tricking groups of children into repeating the word 'Kappa, kappa, kappa' as a warning of his attack without them even knowing. Raid groups would also commonly use it, etc. Tricking the kid into trusting them, before their abuse/harassment.

So if your a kid, saying 'kappa', you might be getting tricked.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kappa_(folklore)

Terakhir diedit oleh Azza ☠; 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:37am

#5

Ghoul Blaster (Wu-Tang) 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:38am

Diposting pertama kali oleh Azza ☠:
The Dankest Meme wouldn't be allowed on Steam Discussions...

It entails tricking edgy kids into promoting ♥♥♥♥ behavior and child grooming. I kidd you not and if you are an edgy kid involved in memes, you probably have done so without even knowing. It encourages young girls to have ♥♥♥ with older men and is based around a children's show targeted towards preteens.

Taking another "not-as-bad" example of this:

"Kappa" originally comes from Japanese folklore.

A Mythical creature known as a River Child. Kappa are Japanese flesh-eating water imps who live in rivers, lakes, ponds, and other watery realms. The idea behind the Kappa, is to warn children on water safety as well as a way of explaining the ♥♥♥♥/murders in which a serial killer was dumping bodies of children and woman into the river, to small children.

Basically, it's a warning to keep your distance... as a Kappa would trick it's victim near a water edge and drown them. The Kappa however also has a water bowl source on it's head, which it uses to survive out of water. When shown respect, the Kappa will honor that respect by bowing, hense spilling it's water source from it's head and not being about to continue out of water.

Aka: Show respect to strangers, but don't be mislead by them.

It was actually a child predator who started using it online, tricking groups of children into repeating the word 'Kappa, kappa, kappa' as a warning of his attack without them even knowing. Raid groups would also commonly use it, etc. Tricking the kid into trusting them, before their abuse/harassment.

So if your a kid, saying 'kappa', you might be getting tricked.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kappa_(folklore)

you seem to know a lot about this, hiding something?

#6

Azza ☠ 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:44am

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Diposting pertama kali oleh Azza ☠:
The Dankest Meme wouldn't be allowed on Steam Discussions...

It entails tricking edgy kids into promoting ♥♥♥♥ behavior and child grooming. I kidd you not and if you are an edgy kid involved in memes, you probably have done so without even knowing. It encourages young girls to have ♥♥♥ with older men and is based around a children's show targeted towards preteens.

Taking another "not-as-bad" example of this:

"Kappa" originally comes from Japanese folklore.

A Mythical creature known as a River Child. Kappa are Japanese flesh-eating water imps who live in rivers, lakes, ponds, and other watery realms. The idea behind the Kappa, is to warn children on water safety as well as a way of explaining the ♥♥♥♥/murders in which a serial killer was dumping bodies of children and woman into the river, to small children.

Basically, it's a warning to keep your distance... as a Kappa would trick it's victim near a water edge and drown them. The Kappa however also has a water bowl source on it's head, which it uses to survive out of water. When shown respect, the Kappa will honor that respect by bowing, hense spilling it's water source from it's head and not being about to continue out of water.

Aka: Show respect to strangers, but don't be mislead by them.

It was actually a child predator who started using it online, tricking groups of children into repeating the word 'Kappa, kappa, kappa' as a warning of his attack without them even knowing. Raid groups would also commonly use it, etc. Tricking the kid into trusting them, before their abuse/harassment.

So if your a kid, saying 'kappa', you might be getting tricked.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kappa_(folklore)
you seem to know a lot about this, hiding something?

I'm a security expert and many people seek help from me. One of them was a child tricked into malware infection (Remote Access Trojan) from being distracted by a child predator using memes on his live stream. I cleaned his system and researched some dank memes to have very dark root causes (mostly promoting terrorism, death, terminal illness, racism, ♥♥♥♥♥♥, or child predator behavior, etc) to trigger other into negative attention or trick the users. I personally never really liked or trusted them.

A meme is merely a copy of a copy, being corrupted, but still has a root cause hidden behind. Ask yourself, what's the point of it otherwise?

Terakhir diedit oleh Azza ☠; 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:47am

#7

ᑎiᖴTყ 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:44am

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Diposting pertama kali oleh Azza ☠:
The Dankest Meme wouldn't be allowed on Steam Discussions...

It entails tricking edgy kids into promoting ♥♥♥♥ behavior and child grooming. I kidd you not and if you are an edgy kid involved in memes, you probably have done so without even knowing. It encourages young girls to have ♥♥♥ with older men and is based around a children's show targeted towards preteens.

Taking another "not-as-bad" example of this:

"Kappa" originally comes from Japanese folklore.

A Mythical creature known as a River Child. Kappa are Japanese flesh-eating water imps who live in rivers, lakes, ponds, and other watery realms. The idea behind the Kappa, is to warn children on water safety as well as a way of explaining the ♥♥♥♥/murders in which a serial killer was dumping bodies of children and woman into the river, to small children.

Basically, it's a warning to keep your distance... as a Kappa would trick it's victim near a water edge and drown them. The Kappa however also has a water bowl source on it's head, which it uses to survive out of water. When shown respect, the Kappa will honor that respect by bowing, hense spilling it's water source from it's head and not being about to continue out of water.

Aka: Show respect to strangers, but don't be mislead by them.

It was actually a child predator who started using it online, tricking groups of children into repeating the word 'Kappa, kappa, kappa' as a warning of his attack without them even knowing. Raid groups would also commonly use it, etc. Tricking the kid into trusting them, before their abuse/harassment.

So if your a kid, saying 'kappa', you might be getting tricked.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kappa_(folklore)
you seem to know a lot about this, hiding something?