This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
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@nazokiyoubinbou @alda To be honest, I had to look him up (after seeing this thread) to find out who Chuck Norris was. Then I recognised his face. I must have seen him in a film or something. Other than that, he didn’t ring a bell.
@AccordingtoWouter @alda He was before my time — perhaps before the time of many here — but I'm surprised you hadn't run into him. Well, he was largely an American star in crappy beat-em-up shows and such, so you may have had less chance to run into him as directly. There are... a lot of Internet memes though. I'm surprised you haven't run into those. Or perhaps you have and just forgot? I guess it has been a while on most of them.
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@AccordingtoWouter @alda He was before my time — perhaps before the time of many here — but I'm surprised you hadn't run into him. Well, he was largely an American star in crappy beat-em-up shows and such, so you may have had less chance to run into him as directly. There are... a lot of Internet memes though. I'm surprised you haven't run into those. Or perhaps you have and just forgot? I guess it has been a while on most of them.
@nazokiyoubinbou @AccordingtoWouter If Wouter here is able to look him up, then let's leave it at that.
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This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
@alda
While I know nothing about him, it wouldn't be hard for me to believe -
@AccordingtoWouter @alda He was before my time — perhaps before the time of many here — but I'm surprised you hadn't run into him. Well, he was largely an American star in crappy beat-em-up shows and such, so you may have had less chance to run into him as directly. There are... a lot of Internet memes though. I'm surprised you haven't run into those. Or perhaps you have and just forgot? I guess it has been a while on most of them.
@nazokiyoubinbou @alda Don’t laugh, but internet memes? Where on earth would I come across them?
That sort of film isn’t really my cup of tea. That’s probably why it didn’t look familiar to me.
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This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
@alda i only know about him from boomer jokes
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@nazokiyoubinbou @alda Don’t laugh, but internet memes? Where on earth would I come across them?
That sort of film isn’t really my cup of tea. That’s probably why it didn’t look familiar to me.
@AccordingtoWouter @alda "Don’t laugh, but internet memes? Where on earth would I come across them?"
You're... literally *on* the Internet as you write that and as you see my response. There are memes all over the Fediverse. That said, I will concede that Chuck Norris memes are old and I'm not surprised if you didn't see them on Mastodon.
Those shows and movies aren't my thing either. I've never seen a single thing Chuck Norris was in I'm happy to say. I lost nothing finding out he was bad
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@AccordingtoWouter @alda "Don’t laugh, but internet memes? Where on earth would I come across them?"
You're... literally *on* the Internet as you write that and as you see my response. There are memes all over the Fediverse. That said, I will concede that Chuck Norris memes are old and I'm not surprised if you didn't see them on Mastodon.
Those shows and movies aren't my thing either. I've never seen a single thing Chuck Norris was in I'm happy to say. I lost nothing finding out he was bad
@nazokiyoubinbou @alda I decided to look up what internet memes are :). Pictures with text. But I don’t really come across them that often here on Mastodon. And certainly not with that Chuck.
In any case, it was another educational day today.
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@nazokiyoubinbou @alda I decided to look up what internet memes are :). Pictures with text. But I don’t really come across them that often here on Mastodon. And certainly not with that Chuck.
In any case, it was another educational day today.
@AccordingtoWouter Technically a meme is anything repetitive — generally done in a form of "you're supposed to laugh because you're supposed to laugh" (rather than you're supposed to laugh because it's funny.) It's most frequently presented in the form of pictures with text, but doesn't have to be. If you've ever had the misfortune to watch the American version of The Office, you'll know well what memes are from it...
A good example would be the "have you ever sat on" polls going around.
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This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
@alda like the people that got excited about him
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This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
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This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
@alda I'll miss the meme material, not much else.
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@Netraven You are very intelligent.
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@alda and quite a few other famous people. Perhaps we should stop making people famous.
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@alda @populistensohn You ever wonder why there are soooo many Chuck Norris jokes and absolutely no Bruce Lee jokes?
It’s because Bruce Lee was no joke.
@FeloniousPunk @alda @populistensohn
Fucking right 🤘
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@alda and after some ask why we hate people like you.
didn't like him much for that, but i have the decency to not insult the dead.
seem people like you need to learn human decency before being allowed on internet.
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@alda and after some ask why we hate people like you.
didn't like him much for that, but i have the decency to not insult the dead.
seem people like you need to learn human decency before being allowed on internet.
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This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
@alda Time to play the AxCx song "Walker, Texas Corpse" I guess
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This is your reminder that Chuck Norris was a hateful, racist ghoul.
@alda
Bluesky doesn't care either. -
@alda
Bluesky doesn't care either.@Sassinake Ah yes. That's a great idea. You should do it.
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@alda and after some ask why we hate people like you.
didn't like him much for that, but i have the decency to not insult the dead.
seem people like you need to learn human decency before being allowed on internet.
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