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I once consoled a man who became sad thinking that in three hundred years people won't know the significance of the number 2319 and let the year pass without knowledge of Monster's inc.
"Do not underestimate the power of memes. Whenever you feel doubt, just think about having a tea party in Boston"
I was crying for a good five minutes then I started looking at wholesome queer pinterest memes and I started smiling
RWBY MEMES
WHAT THE FUCCCCK THE LAZYTOWN GUY BEAT STAGE IV CANCER
I just thought of the PERFECT scenario request for Tendou. Him and his crush who happens to be kind of shy and introverted are working on a project together and they exchange phone numbers, and she accidentally sends him a meme. She freaks out, "Oh I'm so sorry!!!" He replies back with one.
HI DEAR! Thisis adorable, really! I got all giddy just by thinking about it! Since you hadpractically thought and written it all, I didn’t do much. If you want a sequelor another request related to this one, let me know dear! It’s really a goodscenario! (now I ship those two so hard)
Meme Power
You froze, horrified.
You had known in the exact moment your thumb had leftthe “send” icon that you had made a mistake.
How could you?
A wave of panic hit you and you blushed hard, in themiddle of the school corridor. Some students stopped to look perplexed at thegirl who was starting to hyperventilate and talk alone.
“What do I do? What do I do?…” you repeated over andover clenching your fingers around the phone.
You had just sent your crush a stupid meme. Not anormal crush, your six-months-long crush. Your I’ve-barely-ever-spoken-to-youcrush. Your I-came-to-all-your-matches-in-secret crush.
Tendou Satori.
The classmate you had been paired with for that stupidscience project that exact morning. Obviously, at first you were overjoyed, thenyou had panicked and made a fool of yourself. Predictable. You had only managedto get his phone number, rambling shyly, and to make him laugh with yourawkwardness. Not really what you had hoped for.
And if that hadn’t been enough, now you had worsenedyour condition. How you were going to look at him in the eyes? That project wasdoomed to failure, together with your hopeless crush. Goodbye happiness, helloshame.
In the end, not knowing what else to do, you typedagain. At least, you wanted to try and brush it off.
“Oh I’m sorry!I thought I sent it to my friend! Please don’t mind me!! I’m sorry!”
You hit “send” hoping to not sound too desperate or awkwardand waited, impatiently. When “…Is typing…” appeared on the screen, you lost aheartbeat. Then started to walk in circle for the agitation, thinking about allthe worst scenarios… He probably thought you were ridiculous. Or a nerd. Or hedidn’t want to do the project anymore with you. Or what if he was offended? OhGod.
A “ping” resounded in the air.
You gulped and, taking a deep breath, looked down atthe screen.
A meme.
He had sent you a meme too.
You felt a spontaneous chuckle leaving your lips,relieved. And it was even a good meme.
You sent a laughing emoticon as an answer, feelinglighter again. And even more in love of what you were before. Damn, wasn’t he theperfect one for you?
He sent another message.
“Didn’t knowyou were a pro-memer too, SO-chan~ Do you mind meeting after my practice, infront of the gym? So that we can organize for the project 😉🌸”
You shrilled in surprise, staring elated at the screen.When you realized some other students turned their head, scared, you coveredyour mouth blushing and tucked your head running towards the library. Youcouldn’t believe it.
“It’s perfect.”
You typed back giggling.
Maybe that project wasn’t going to be that terrible.
A few years ago (2019), a friend of mine became mildly sad over the thought that in 300 years, nobody would get the reference of Monsters Inc. 2319.
I was able to console them with the reminder that 250 years ago in Boston, Massachusetts, there was a very large tea party that is still joked about today and that he should never underestimate the power of memes
Here is a explanation based on science of why the Truthers Memes are helping to break the Matrix of the Evil Ones who have been controlling society for eons.
The parasites kill simply by sharing their mind, their disharmonics, their vibrations with a human. That’s literally how the cosmic form, th
