One of the things I’ve discovered in the past week is how to make internet memes. I’m probably behind the digital curve on this, but it’s better late than never. And I’m miles ahead of a lot of people who will never get this, so it’s all about how you look at it. I’m rarely first in line, and rarely last in line, but I’m nearly always somewhere in between. And so it is with memeography, as well (although I think I just invented a word there).
My favorite meme character (the character you start out with) is Joseph Ducreux. The purpose of this meme is to translate modern phrases into the language of another time. For example, “Don’t stop ’til you get enough” is translated thusly. It’s fun to try putting modern phrases into other words. One that I made last night appears above. Can you decipher it? If so, leave me a note below.
And, as old Joe might say, “Permit me to extend the most effusive manifestations of gratitude for perusing my communications herein.” Or, thanks for reading this.
