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2003 called, it wants its memes back (the great emotes reform thread)

El Presidente

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:rage: :yeah: :fuuyeah:

^ If even 1 single 'dexer has used these emotes at any point in 2023 I will shove my monitor up my ass.

Don't even get me started on the many other outdated ones too.

In short:

JlR9mJ8.jpg
 

ds

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I agree, these memes are extremely problematic in the current year. Here, I have updated them for the modern audience that the codex should strive to attract:

fuuyeah2023.png


With these updated emotes no one has to suffer through the horror of expressing an emotion without putting it in the right oppression context so that others know how to respond.
 

mediocrepoet

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:rage: :yeah: :fuuyeah:

^ If even 1 single 'dexer has used these emotes at any point in 2023 I will shove my monitor up my ass.

Don't even get me started on the many other outdated ones too.

In short:

JlR9mJ8.jpg

Yeah, it's still 2023. Anyway, you've done a great service by revitalizing these classics. Have fun trying to explain your torn anus to your doctor.

Obligatory:

:rage::yeah::fuuyeah:
 

DarkUnderlord

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Fun Fact: I used to love CSI (original, not the spin offs) until they did this blue knife goop. The guy who gets buried alive in one of the cliffhangers goes to Grisham and is like, "how to solve knife crime?" And Grisham is like, "put goop in the hole, get the knife!" And he goes to the corpse and he puts blue moulding goop into this corpses knife wound and he pulls out a perfect mould of the knife that stabbed him.

And I'm like: That is not how this works. That is not how any of this works. And I pretty much stopped watching at that point because it was all bullshit to me after that. I could ignore the "tyre database" and the other stuff put in for plot convenience but when you fuck with the science, I'm out bitches.
 

SexExitium

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Fun Fact: I used to love CSI (original, not the spin offs) until they did this blue knife goop. The guy who gets buried alive in one of the cliffhangers goes to Grisham and is like, "how to solve knife crime?" And Grisham is like, "put goop in the hole, get the knife!" And he goes to the corpse and he puts blue moulding goop into this corpses knife wound and he pulls out a perfect mould of the knife that stabbed him.

And I'm like:
:rage:
 

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