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	What started as an aborted attempt by /b/ to incite /tg/ to join it in hating something quickly turned sour when /tg/ discovered that Rebecca Black's autotuned voice sounded distressingly like someone [[Indrick Boreale\|with an infamous voice]] in [[Dawn of War\|Dawn of War: Soulstorm]].		What started as an aborted attempt by /b/ to incite /tg/ to join it in hating something quickly turned sour when /tg/ discovered that Rebecca Black's autotuned voice sounded distressingly like someone [[Indrick Boreale\|with an infamous voice]] in [[Dawn of War\|Dawn of War: Soulstorm]].
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	[[Image:RebeccaBlack.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Just ''looking'' at her has been known to induce [[Cultist-chan\|fury]].]]		[[Image:RebeccaBlack.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Just ''looking'' at her has been known to induce [[Cultist-chan\|fury]].]]
	Another of several [[meme]]s that wound up on [[/tg/]] through cross-contamination of [[/b/]] and [[/v/]], Rebecca Black was a [[Noise Marines\|pop singer]] who as a teenager did a song called ''Friday'', which was exceedingly popular in the early 2010s despite the overall view on it being akin to subjecting your eardrums to a [[Exterminatus\|protracted virus bombing]], but without the sweet release of death at the end. It was considered so bad, in fact, that it managed to drive numerous fa/tg/uys into [[World Eaters\|homicidal frenzies]]. Furthermore 80% of the song was [[Fail\|autotuned]]...who would have guessed.		Another of several [[meme]]s that wound up on [[/tg/]] through cross-contamination of [[/b/]] and [[/v/]], Rebecca Black was a [[Noise Marines\|pop singer]] who as a teenager did a song called ''Friday'', which was exceedingly popular in the early 2010s despite the overall view on it being akin to subjecting your eardrums to a [[Exterminatus\|protracted virus bombing]], but without the sweet release of death at the end. It was considered so bad, in fact, that it managed to drive numerous fa/tg/uys into [[World Eaters\|homicidal frenzies]]. Furthermore 80% of the song was [[Fail\|autotuned]]...who would have guessed.
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	== Meme Magic ==		== Meme Magic ==

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	Memes on /tg/, as on any board, often come about organically: someone posts something so hilarious or elegant or horrible that it ''must'' be reposted. If it gets reposted enough, and enough people are introduced to it and begin reposting it themselves, it becomes a meme. Sometimes a meme is taken from somewhere else: catch phrases and running jokes from movies and games, or features of websites (like greentext or hashtags) can be elevated into meme status by being adopted and reposted for the lulz outside of their original context. A '''forced meme''' is when a single [[That guy\|person]] repeatedly posts something, which is not (yet) a meme, in an attempt to ''make'' it a meme. It usually [[FAIL\|fails]].		Memes on /tg/, as on any board, often come about organically: someone posts something so hilarious or elegant or horrible that it ''must'' be reposted. If it gets reposted enough, and enough people are introduced to it and begin reposting it themselves, it becomes a meme. Sometimes a meme is taken from somewhere else: catch phrases and running jokes from movies and games, or features of websites (like greentext or hashtags) can be elevated into meme status by being adopted and reposted for the lulz outside of their original context. A '''forced meme''' is when a single [[That guy\|person]] repeatedly posts something, which is not (yet) a meme, in an attempt to ''make'' it a meme. It usually [[FAIL\|fails]].

	== List of ~~Good~~ Memes ==		== List of Memes ==
	New memes are created all the time, while many old ones eventually go out of fashion. Some may be flash in the pan, and yet others are timeless, truly lasting as a testament to their utility and humor. The selection of /tg/ memes includes:		New memes are created all the time, while many old ones eventually go out of fashion. Some may be flash in the pan, and yet others are timeless, truly lasting as a testament to their utility and humor. The selection of /tg/ memes includes:
	*'''[[Neckbeard]]''' - A common term for fa/tg/uys. Born from the common stereotype of the fat <s>shaming</s> gaming nerd with unkempt facial hair in the neck region.		*'''[[Neckbeard]]''' - A common term for fa/tg/uys. Born from the common stereotype of the fat <s>shaming</s> gaming nerd with unkempt facial hair in the neck region.
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	*'''[[Alignment#Gallery\|Alignments]]''' - A Motivational Poster describing one of the nine classic D&D alignments, with a photo and quote of someone that embodies that ethic.		*'''[[Alignment#Gallery\|Alignments]]''' - A Motivational Poster describing one of the nine classic D&D alignments, with a photo and quote of someone that embodies that ethic.
	*'''[[What I Made\| What I Made / What the DM Saw / What I Played]]''' - three-piece clipart describing how the player subverted expectations.		*'''[[What I Made\| What I Made / What the DM Saw / What I Played]]''' - three-piece clipart describing how the player subverted expectations.
	*'''[[Anal Circumference]]''' - An unfortunate meme that stems from the equally-unfortunate [[FATAL]] RPG system, widely mocked as one of the most depraved and idiotic things transcribed to text. The general gist is that there is an entire subsystem in place for how much someone's ass in FATAL can stretch, and like most things in FATAL, this subsystem [[FAIL\|fails]] utterly, but has been adopted to mock morally questionable character checks in other games, or preparation for anal violation.		*'''[[FATAL\|Anal Circumference]]''' - An unfortunate meme that stems from the equally-unfortunate [[FATAL]] RPG system, widely mocked as one of the most depraved and idiotic things transcribed to text. The general gist is that there is an entire subsystem in place for how much someone's ass in FATAL can stretch, and like most things in FATAL, this subsystem [[FAIL\|fails]] utterly, but has been adopted to mock morally questionable character checks in other games, or preparation for anal violation.
	*'''[[Indrick Boreale\|SPESS MEHREENS]]''' - A [[Awesome\|legendary]] meme that stemmed from [[Dawn of War\|Dawn of War: Soulstorm]]. One of three (the others being [[METAL BOXES]] and [[Cornholio the Cultist]]) A meme making fun of Indrick Boreale's outrageous accent and hilariously messed-up verbiage, which is so bad that it makes one wonder what the hell Relic was smoking when its writers shat out the dialogue involved.		*'''[[Indrick Boreale\|SPESS MEHREENS]]''' - A [[Awesome\|legendary]] meme that stemmed from [[Dawn of War\|Dawn of War: Soulstorm]]. One of three (the others being [[METAL BOXES]] and [[Cornholio the Cultist]]) A meme making fun of Indrick Boreale's outrageous accent and hilariously messed-up verbiage, which is so bad that it makes one wonder what the hell Relic was smoking when its writers shat out the dialogue involved.
	*'''[[METAL BOXES]]''' - Another meme from Baldstorm. Taken from [[Firaeveus Carron]]'s unnatural hatred for [[Rhino Transport\|MEHTUL BAWKSES]], deeming them for COWARDS AND FEWLZ. His solution for this is to take away the Blood Raven's MEHTUL BOXES		*'''[[METAL BOXES]]''' - Another meme from Baldstorm. Taken from [[Firaeveus Carron]]'s unnatural hatred for [[Rhino Transport\|MEHTUL BAWKSES]], deeming them for COWARDS AND FEWLZ. His solution for this is to take away the Blood Raven's MEHTUL BOXES
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	*'''Hairesy''': This term was popularized with [[Dawn of War 2]] with the introduction of [[Blood Ravens Force Commander\|Force Commander Hairgel]] and his outrageous hairdo, later extending towards any space marine who has any sort of hair. This is due to the belief that all space marines should be bald, based on the high prevalence of bald space marine characters. Unless you're the [[Space Wolves]], who are metal as fuck. Or [[Captain Titus]]. Basically anyone who's charismatic enough is allowed to have hair. Otherwise its '''HAIRESY''' {{blam}}.		*'''Hairesy''': This term was popularized with [[Dawn of War 2]] with the introduction of [[Blood Ravens Force Commander\|Force Commander Hairgel]] and his outrageous hairdo, later extending towards any space marine who has any sort of hair. This is due to the belief that all space marines should be bald, based on the high prevalence of bald space marine characters. Unless you're the [[Space Wolves]], who are metal as fuck. Or [[Captain Titus]]. Basically anyone who's charismatic enough is allowed to have hair. Otherwise its '''HAIRESY''' {{blam}}.
	*'''Kilroy was here''': The OG meme, a fav of GI's in WW2. Originated from a shipyard supervisor named Kilroy who would scribble it on any work he inspected. Soldiers traveling to Europe in newbuilt ships would find this mark in some of the dankest, most unreachable bowels of their ships, making them think it was some sort of in-joke prank. Soon it was being scribbled into latrines and bunker walls.		*'''Kilroy was here''': The OG meme, a fav of GI's in WW2. Originated from a shipyard supervisor named Kilroy who would scribble it on any work he inspected. Soldiers traveling to Europe in newbuilt ships would find this mark in some of the dankest, most unreachable bowels of their ships, making them think it was some sort of in-joke prank. Soon it was being scribbled into latrines and bunker walls.

	~~== List of Bad and Old Memes ==~~
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xI3ROoUgaHY There are good memes, and there are bad memes. Why had God abandoned us?] These are just a few of the memes that /tg/ (and sometimes 4chan itself) hates with a burning passion:

	* Anything that fits properly under the "forced meme" banner. [[Skub\|Sometimes this will vary from person to person.]]
	** This includes any meme that originates from 4chan (read: more than half of all memes) and makes it into wider, more mainstream internet culture, thus becoming RUINED FOREVER™.
	* Rebecca Black was ''supposed'' to be one of these, but then... well, see below.
	* [[Twilight]]. Though it's long since died down, the legendary [[RAGE]] it inspired was one of the defining Internet sensations of the 2000s, and the origin of the phrase "STILL A BETTER LOVE STORY THAN TWILIGHT" due to how amazingly sucktastic the story was.
	* Mortarion’s obsession with ''Kirby’s Epic Yarn''.

	~~== In-Between Memes ==~~
	~~Memes which may be demons to some, but angels to others.~~

	* The new meme of using AI image technology from Midjourney to remained more modern Movies, Comics, and Video Games as 1980's Dark Fantasy movies. As those sorts of films have a history with the same subjects /tg/ enjoys, such as Conan the Barbarian and dark fantasy, it should be given a mention, even if AI art programs are seen as Skub by some people.

	== Memes Through Cross-Contamination ==		== Memes Through Cross-Contamination ==
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	* '''[[Brundlepenis]]''' - A meme that migrated from [[/d/]] and arrived on [[/tg/]] after someone posted pictures of what appeared to be half-men-half-dicks, and several fa/tg/uys made clear their intent to use them as inspiration for [[Slaanesh]]i [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Things went downhill from there and any posting of Brundlepenis on /tg/ will cause equal parts hate and laughter.		* '''[[Brundlepenis]]''' - A meme that migrated from [[/d/]] and arrived on [[/tg/]] after someone posted pictures of what appeared to be half-men-half-dicks, and several fa/tg/uys made clear their intent to use them as inspiration for [[Slaanesh]]i [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Things went downhill from there and any posting of Brundlepenis on /tg/ will cause equal parts hate and laughter.
	* '''[[Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position]]''' - Another meme that migrated from /d/, and is ostensibly the more humorous of the two. It generally involves someone requesting image of Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position, and then being called a sick fuck by the other anons/tripfags/namefags in the thread, as such is too intense for the guys posting [[Daemonette\|Futa]] [[Merfolk\|Mermaid]] [[PROMOTIONS\|porn]]. Hilarity through irony thus occurs.		* '''Bane?''' - A meme beloved by /tv/, and often spread throughout the rest of 4chan. It mocks the opening scene of 'The Dark Knight Rises' and the action between a CIA Agent and Bane. /tg/ seems unconcerned with Baneposting, and tolerate it more than most other boards.
	* '''Bane?''' - A meme beloved by /tv/, and often spread throughout the rest of 4chan. It mocks the opening scene of 'The Dark Knight Rises' and the action between a CIA Agent and Bane. /tg/ seems unconcerned with Baneposting, and tolerate it more than most other boards. Alternate theory: Being elegan/tg/entlemen, they are of course big guys(for you), and not hotheads. So while the fire rises around the rest of the boards, /tg/ knows he didnt fly so good, and said nothing... I said nothing.
	* '''[[Penguin of Doom]]''' - A meme suspected to have been created as a satire of teenage girls who go through their "random = funny" phase. Known by /tg/ for its [[Space Marine]] variant.		* '''[[Penguin of Doom]]''' - A meme suspected to have been created as a satire of teenage girls who go through their "random = funny" phase. Known by /tg/ for its [[Space Marine]] variant.
	*'''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure\|Every JoJoke and shitpost of its kind]]''' - The JoJo meme was weak and almost non-existent until the arrival of the anime. Starting with the part 1 anime to the current one, it generated a fucktons of meme, spread across every board and internet. Most often times /tg/ would use JoJo character's fabulous abs to describe their space marine characters.		*'''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure\|Every JoJoke and shitpost of its kind]]''' - The JoJo meme was weak and almost non-existent until the arrival of the anime. Starting with the part 1 anime to the current one, it generated a fucktons of meme, spread across every board and internet. Most often times /tg/ would use JoJo character's fabulous abs to describe their space marine characters.
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	What started as an aborted attempt by /b/ to incite /tg/ to join it in hating something quickly turned sour when /tg/ discovered that Rebecca Black's autotuned voice sounded distressingly like someone [[Indrick Boreale\|with an infamous voice]] in [[Dawn of War\|Dawn of War: Soulstorm]].		What started as an aborted attempt by /b/ to incite /tg/ to join it in hating something quickly turned sour when /tg/ discovered that Rebecca Black's autotuned voice sounded distressingly like someone [[Indrick Boreale\|with an infamous voice]] in [[Dawn of War\|Dawn of War: Soulstorm]].
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	[[Image:RebeccaBlack.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Just ''looking'' at her has been known to induce [[Cultist-chan\|fury]].]]		[[Image:RebeccaBlack.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Just ''looking'' at her has been known to induce [[Cultist-chan\|fury]].]]
	Another of several [[meme]]s that wound up on [[/tg/]] through cross-contamination of [[/b/]] and [[/v/]], Rebecca Black was a [[Noise Marines\|pop singer]] who as a teenager did a song called ''Friday'', which was exceedingly popular in the early 2010s despite the overall view on it being akin to subjecting your eardrums to a [[Exterminatus\|protracted virus bombing]], but without the sweet release of death at the end. It was considered so bad, in fact, that it managed to drive numerous fa/tg/uys into [[World Eaters\|homicidal frenzies]]. Furthermore 80% of the song was [[Fail\|autotuned]]...who would have guessed.		Another of several [[meme]]s that wound up on [[/tg/]] through cross-contamination of [[/b/]] and [[/v/]], Rebecca Black was a [[Noise Marines\|pop singer]] who as a teenager did a song called ''Friday'', which was exceedingly popular in the early 2010s despite the overall view on it being akin to subjecting your eardrums to a [[Exterminatus\|protracted virus bombing]], but without the sweet release of death at the end. It was considered so bad, in fact, that it managed to drive numerous fa/tg/uys into [[World Eaters\|homicidal frenzies]]. Furthermore 80% of the song was [[Fail\|autotuned]]...who would have guessed.

	~~The hate was unusual, for several reasons. /tg/, historically, knows better than to get involved with hate on music groups/artists that suck - and not simply on matters of principle.~~ When /b/ began a hate-campaign against [[Justin Bieber]], for example, /tg/ just rolled its eyes and went about its usual business of [[/tg/ gets shit done\|getting shit done]], since the userbase of /tg/, being slightly less retarded than most, knows that in a few short years, he won't even exist in the back of our memories anymore, self-destructing or simply getting too old to be viable, much as was the case for ''every other fucking useless boy band that came out in the 1990s and early 2000s''. Suffice to say, when /b/tards brought news of this particular singer to /tg/, it brought out a rare level of [[Rage\|rage]] that only [[Matt Ward\|two]] [[C.S. Goto\|men]] thus far have been able to coax out.		When /b/tards brought news of this particular singer to /tg/, it brought out a rare level of [[Rage\|rage]] that only [[Matt Ward\|two]] [[C.S. Goto\|men]] thus far have been able to coax out.

	None could quite say why the song (and its singer) was so bad; in fact, the entire work as a whole was a rich trapestry of suckage, kind of like a stack of codices by [[Matt Ward]]. Some parts of the work stand out as particularly stupid; the fact that the entire song is done with the aid of a harmonizer and was done by a bunch of rich white people who think this is [[Awesome\|akin to Doomrider making a comeback in scope]] likely does volumes for the hate, as does the obvious 13-year-old driving in the video and the song itself being mid-tier at best.		None could quite say why the song (and its singer) was so bad; in fact, the entire work as a whole was a rich trapestry of suckage, kind of like a stack of codices by [[Matt Ward]]. Some parts of the work stand out as particularly stupid; the fact that the entire song is done with the aid of a harmonizer and was done by a bunch of rich white people who think this is [[Awesome\|akin to Doomrider making a comeback in scope]] likely does volumes for the hate, as does the obvious 13-year-old driving in the video and the song itself being mid-tier at best.
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	== Meme Magic ==		== Meme Magic ==

	A term that originally gained popularity during the 2016 American Presidency race where [[/pol/]] claimed that due to the powers of Kek, an Egyptian frog deity, managed to get Donald Trump elected into becoming president of the United States of America. While this is a case of the internet, well, being the internet; the term "meme magic" was officially born after /pol/ and /b/, assumed that by shitposting as many pro-Trump and anti-Hillary memes on every place they could get to; this collectively contributed to Trump being elected through, well, the magic of memes~~. Don't wrap your head around it too much, and just have fun about the concept~~. It could he seen as a concept similar to the Orks' power of belief.		A term that originally gained popularity during the 2016 American Presidency race where [[/pol/]] claimed that due to the powers of Kek, an Egyptian frog deity, managed to get Donald Trump elected into becoming president of the United States of America. While this is a case of the internet, well, being the internet; the term "meme magic" was officially born after /pol/ and /b/, assumed that by shitposting as many pro-Trump and anti-Hillary memes on every place they could get to; this collectively contributed to Trump being elected through, well, the magic of memes. It could he seen as a concept similar to the Orks' power of belief.

	Meme magic has since referred to people shitposting memes about a certain topic, then said meme suddenly becoming a reality outside of their community. The biggest exemplar about this on /tg/ are the [[Squats]], who after 20 years of being thrown out of the proverbial airlock, drifting into obscurity, and relegated into /tg/'s version of candlejack: has since come back into the game...sort of. Right now they're just a in Necromunda, but who cares? SPESS DORFS WERE BROUGHT BACK FROM THE GRAVE THROUGH THE POWER OF MEMES. Hell, the list below also shows that meme magic works a good deal for /tg/.		Meme magic has since referred to people shitposting memes about a certain topic, then said meme suddenly becoming a reality outside of their community. The biggest exemplar about this on /tg/ are the [[Squats]], who after 20 years of being thrown out of the proverbial airlock, drifting into obscurity, and relegated into /tg/'s version of candlejack: has since come back into the game...sort of. Right now they're just a in Necromunda, but who cares? SPESS DORFS WERE BROUGHT BACK FROM THE GRAVE THROUGH THE POWER OF MEMES. Hell, the list below also shows that meme magic works a good deal for /tg/.

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	* [[Twilight]]. Though it's long since died down, the legendary [[RAGE]] it inspired was one of the defining Internet sensations of the 2000s, and the origin of the phrase "STILL A BETTER LOVE STORY THAN TWILIGHT" due to how amazingly sucktastic the story was.		* [[Twilight]]. Though it's long since died down, the legendary [[RAGE]] it inspired was one of the defining Internet sensations of the 2000s, and the origin of the phrase "STILL A BETTER LOVE STORY THAN TWILIGHT" due to how amazingly sucktastic the story was.
	* Mortarion’s obsession with ''Kirby’s Epic Yarn''.		* Mortarion’s obsession with ''Kirby’s Epic Yarn''.

			== In-Between Memes ==
			Memes which may be demons to some, but angels to others.

			* The new meme of using AI image technology from Midjourney to remained more modern Movies, Comics, and Video Games as 1980's Dark Fantasy movies. As those sorts of films have a history with the same subjects /tg/ enjoys, such as Conan the Barbarian and dark fantasy, it should be given a mention, even if AI art programs are seen as Skub by some people.

	== Memes Through Cross-Contamination ==		== Memes Through Cross-Contamination ==

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Meme Magic

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	== Meme Magic ==		== Meme Magic ==

	A term that originally gained popularity during the 2016 American Presidency race where [[/pol/]] claimed that due to the powers of Kek, an Egyptian frog deity, managed to get Donald Trump elected into becoming president of the United States of America. While this is a case of the internet, well, being the internet; the term "meme magic" was officially born after /pol/ and /b/, assumed that by shitposting as many pro-Trump and anti-Hillary memes on every place they could get to; this collectively contributed to Trump being elected through, well, the magic of memes. Don't wrap your head around it too much, and just have fun about the concept.		A term that originally gained popularity during the 2016 American Presidency race where [[/pol/]] claimed that due to the powers of Kek, an Egyptian frog deity, managed to get Donald Trump elected into becoming president of the United States of America. While this is a case of the internet, well, being the internet; the term "meme magic" was officially born after /pol/ and /b/, assumed that by shitposting as many pro-Trump and anti-Hillary memes on every place they could get to; this collectively contributed to Trump being elected through, well, the magic of memes. Don't wrap your head around it too much, and just have fun about the concept. It could he seen as a concept similar to the Orks' power of belief.

	Meme magic has since referred to people shitposting memes about a certain topic, then said meme suddenly becoming a reality outside of their community. The biggest exemplar about this on /tg/ are the [[Squats]], who after 20 years of being thrown out of the proverbial airlock, drifting into obscurity, and relegated into /tg/'s version of candlejack: has since come back into the game...sort of. Right now they're just a in Necromunda, but who cares? SPESS DORFS WERE BROUGHT BACK FROM THE GRAVE THROUGH THE POWER OF MEMES. Hell, the list below also shows that meme magic works a good deal for /tg/.		Meme magic has since referred to people shitposting memes about a certain topic, then said meme suddenly becoming a reality outside of their community. The biggest exemplar about this on /tg/ are the [[Squats]], who after 20 years of being thrown out of the proverbial airlock, drifting into obscurity, and relegated into /tg/'s version of candlejack: has since come back into the game...sort of. Right now they're just a in Necromunda, but who cares? SPESS DORFS WERE BROUGHT BACK FROM THE GRAVE THROUGH THE POWER OF MEMES. Hell, the list below also shows that meme magic works a good deal for /tg/.

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	* '''[[Fish of Fury]]''' - A 40K game mechanic-turned meme that caused the [[Tau]] to be unapologetic rage-generators at their launch and has since fallen by the wayside, but which /tg/ periodically attempts to reference to make funny [[/tg/ gets shit done\|with mixed results]].		* '''[[Fish of Fury]]''' - A 40K game mechanic-turned meme that caused the [[Tau]] to be unapologetic rage-generators at their launch and has since fallen by the wayside, but which /tg/ periodically attempts to reference to make funny [[/tg/ gets shit done\|with mixed results]].
	* '''[[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX]]''' - Another game mechanic from 40K in meme form, stemming from a popular tactic for Tyranids in multiple editions wherein a player kitted out a relatively cheap Carnifex for use as a distraction. Officially died due to [[Robin Cruddace]], but changes in later editions made them kind-of viable again. The tactic was immediately adapted by other players using other factions, with mixed results. May or may not be a variation of the [[Old Ones\|older than the internet]] DISTRACTION PENIS meme.		* '''[[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX]]''' - Another game mechanic from 40K in meme form, stemming from a popular tactic for Tyranids in multiple editions wherein a player kitted out a relatively cheap Carnifex for use as a distraction. Officially died due to [[Robin Cruddace]], but changes in later editions made them kind-of viable again. The tactic was immediately adapted by other players using other factions, with mixed results. May or may not be a variation of the [[Old Ones\|older than the internet]] DISTRACTION PENIS meme.
	* '''[[Chaos Spawn\|That Which Must Not Be Named]]''' - A meme due to the Chaos Sp- ahem, a certain unit's infamy of being useless for very many earlier iterations of WH40K (not since 7th edition tho; now they're relly stronk) that merely saying "Chaos Spawn" would curse the speaker to spontaneously transform into a-'''NOOORAAWASDGFAFASDASERWA'''. They are typically called "That Which Must Not Be Named", or variations thereof, to avoid such a fate. This meme is also generally used for discussing any topic so vile, merely mentioning it is bound to put a curse on you.		* '''[[Chaos Spawn\|That Which Must Not Be Named]]''' - A meme due to the Chaos Sp- ahem, a certain unit's infamy of being useless for very many earlier iterations of WH40K (not since 7th edition tho; now they're relly stronk) that merely saying "Chaos Spawn" would curse the speaker to spontaneously transform into a-'''NOOORAAWASDGFAFASDASERWA''' {{BLAM}}. They are typically called "That Which Must Not Be Named", or variations thereof, to avoid such a fate. This meme is also generally used for discussing any topic so vile, merely mentioning it is bound to put a curse on you.
	* '''[[Squats]]''' - /tg/'s version of the Candlejack meme. If you mention Squats, [[Games Workshop]] sends its [[Vindicare\|death squads]] after you. One wonders why this meme even exists, since hardly anyone even knows about Squats anymore. Became almost entirely irrelevant when 6th edition brought them back into the canon. UNTIL THE DEATH SQUADS BROUGHT BACK THE SQUATS!!!		* '''[[Squats]]''' - /tg/'s version of the Candlejack meme. If you mention Squats, [[Games Workshop]] sends its [[Vindicare\|death squads]] after you. One wonders why this meme even exists, since hardly anyone even knows about Squats anymore. Became almost entirely irrelevant when 6th edition brought them back into the canon. UNTIL THE DEATH SQUADS BROUGHT BACK THE SQUATS!!!
	* '''[[Skub]]''' - An term used by /tg/ to describe a topic or event that has a community's opinion divided into two factions of extremes, rarely or never reaching a common-ground of understanding for anything. Any skub topic brought up on /tg/ is bound to cause [[rage\|lively debates]].		* '''[[Skub]]''' - An term used by /tg/ to describe a topic or event that has a community's opinion divided into two factions of extremes, rarely or never reaching a common-ground of understanding for anything. Any skub topic brought up on /tg/ is bound to cause [[rage\|lively debates]].

1d4chan>Yb124oaaai: /* Rebecca Black */ past tense

2023-01-11T18:06:54Z

Rebecca Black: past tense

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	[[Image:RebeccaBlack.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Just ''looking'' at her has been known to induce [[Cultist-chan\|fury]].]]		[[Image:RebeccaBlack.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Just ''looking'' at her has been known to induce [[Cultist-chan\|fury]].]]
	Another of several [[meme]]s that wound up on [[/tg/]] through cross-contamination of [[/b/]] and [[/v/]], Rebecca Black is a [[Noise Marines\|~~fucking horrible~~ singer]] who did a song called ''Friday'', which ~~can only be described as~~ being akin to subjecting your eardrums to a [[Exterminatus\|protracted virus bombing]], but without the sweet release of death at the end. It is so bad, in fact, that it ~~has~~ managed to drive numerous fa/tg/uys into [[World Eaters\|homicidal frenzies]]. Furthermore 80% of the song was [[Fail\|autotuned]]...who would have guessed.		Another of several [[meme]]s that wound up on [[/tg/]] through cross-contamination of [[/b/]] and [[/v/]], Rebecca Black was a [[Noise Marines\|pop singer]] who as a teenager did a song called ''Friday'', which was exceedingly popular in the early 2010s despite the overall view on it being akin to subjecting your eardrums to a [[Exterminatus\|protracted virus bombing]], but without the sweet release of death at the end. It was considered so bad, in fact, that it managed to drive numerous fa/tg/uys into [[World Eaters\|homicidal frenzies]]. Furthermore 80% of the song was [[Fail\|autotuned]]...who would have guessed.

	~~This is~~ unusual, for several reasons.		The hate was unusual, for several reasons. /tg/, historically, knows better than to get involved with hate on music groups/artists that suck - and not simply on matters of principle. When /b/ began a hate-campaign against [[Justin Bieber]], for example, /tg/ just rolled its eyes and went about its usual business of [[/tg/ gets shit done\|getting shit done]], since the userbase of /tg/, being slightly less retarded than most, knows that in a few short years, he won't even exist in the back of our memories anymore, self-destructing or simply getting too old to be viable, much as was the case for ''every other fucking useless boy band that came out in the 1990s and early 2000s''. Suffice to say, when /b/tards brought news of this particular singer to /tg/, it brought out a rare level of [[Rage\|rage]] that only [[Matt Ward\|two]] [[C.S. Goto\|men]] thus far have been able to coax out.

	/tg/, historically, knows better than to get involved with hate on music groups/artists that suck - and not simply on matters of principle. When /b/ began a hate-campaign against [[Justin Bieber]], for example, /tg/ just rolled its eyes and went about its usual business of [[/tg/ gets shit done\|getting shit done]], since the userbase of /tg/, being slightly less retarded than most, knows that in a few short years, he won't even exist in the back of our memories anymore, self-destructing or simply getting too old to be viable, much as was the case for ''every other fucking useless boy band that came out in the 1990s and early 2000s''. Suffice to say, when /b/tards brought news of this particular singer to /tg/, it brought out a rare level of [[Rage\|rage]] [[Matt Ward\|that only one man thus far has been able to coax out]].		None could quite say why the song (and its singer) was so bad; in fact, the entire work as a whole was a rich trapestry of suckage, kind of like a stack of codices by [[Matt Ward]]. Some parts of the work stand out as particularly stupid; the fact that the entire song is done with the aid of a harmonizer and was done by a bunch of rich white people who think this is [[Awesome\|akin to Doomrider making a comeback in scope]] likely does volumes for the hate, as does the obvious 13-year-old driving in the video and the song itself being mid-tier at best.

	None ~~can~~ quite say why the song (and its singer) is so bad; in fact, the entire work as a whole is a rich trapestry of suckage, kind of like a stack of codices by [[Matt Ward]]. Some parts of the work stand out as particularly stupid; the fact that the entire song is done with the aid of a harmonizer and was done by a bunch of rich white people who think this is [[Awesome\|akin to Doomrider making a comeback in scope]] likely does volumes for the hate, as does the obvious 13-year-old driving in the video and the song itself being ~~complete and total feces~~.

	True to form, however, /tg/ has done its time-honored practice of getting shit done and making win out of fail, when one specific fa/tg/uy noticed something that had previously gone unnoticed by most of the other users of /tg/. When it had been brought to the attentions of those involved, much laughter and humor came about.		True to form, however, /tg/ has done its time-honored practice of getting shit done and making win out of fail, when one specific fa/tg/uy noticed something that had previously gone unnoticed by most of the other users of /tg/. When it had been brought to the attentions of those involved, much laughter and humor came about.
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	==== Daughter of Boreale ====		==== Daughter of Boreale ====
	[[Image:Baldeale.jpg\|thumb\|right\|WEHLL DAHN, MAH DAUGHTAR!]]		[[Image:Baldeale.jpg\|thumb\|right\|WEHLL DAHN, MAH DAUGHTAR!]]
	The /tg/ meme of Rebecca Black is somewhat different than the simple ones stemming from other boards; /tg/ argues that Rebecca Black is, in fact, the illegitimate daughter of [[Indrick Boreale]]. The similarities in their verbiage is just too hilariously similar to be coincidence. Comparing Boreale's [[Space Marines\|SPESS MEHREENS]] and [[Emperor\|EMPRAH]] to the lyrics of ''Friday'' certainly strongly suggests it:		The /tg/ meme of Rebecca Black was somewhat different than the simple ones stemming from other boards; /tg/ argues that Rebecca Black was, in fact, the illegitimate daughter of [[Indrick Boreale]]. The similarities in their verbiage was just too hilariously similar to be coincidence. Comparing Boreale's [[Space Marines\|SPESS MEHREENS]] and [[Emperor\|EMPRAH]] to the lyrics of ''Friday'' certainly strongly suggests it:

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	==== Noise Marine? ====		==== Noise Marine? ====
	Another theory is that she is actually a noise marine, making her an androgynous boy, but that's just how Slaanesh rolls. I mean, listening to her ear abortion would be enough to kill a man, so why not weaponize it?		Another theory was that she was actually a noise marine, making her an androgynous boy, but that's just how Slaanesh rolls. I mean, listening to her ear abortion would be enough to kill a man, so why not weaponize it?

	Proof is here! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNCrCJ5FZu0&feature=related		Proof is here! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNCrCJ5FZu0&feature=related

	However, it would seem Rebecca is in fact a Tzeentch champion, namely his "hope" aspect as she remains positive and hopeful that she'll have that singing career, rather than despair from all the flak she's gotten, and has been slowly changing into a half decent singer. Just as Planned.		However, it would seem Rebecca was in fact a Tzeentch champion, namely his "hope" aspect as she remains positive and hopeful that she'll have that singing career, rather than despair from all the flak she's gotten, and has been slowly changing into a half decent singer. [[Just as Planned]], considering she's still releasing music a decade later.

	==== In Conclusion ====		==== In Conclusion ====

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	* '''[[Fish of Fury]]''' - A 40K game mechanic-turned meme that caused the [[Tau]] to be unapologetic rage-generators at their launch and has since fallen by the wayside, but which /tg/ periodically attempts to reference to make funny [[/tg/ gets shit done\|with mixed results]].		* '''[[Fish of Fury]]''' - A 40K game mechanic-turned meme that caused the [[Tau]] to be unapologetic rage-generators at their launch and has since fallen by the wayside, but which /tg/ periodically attempts to reference to make funny [[/tg/ gets shit done\|with mixed results]].
	* '''[[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX]]''' - Another game mechanic from 40K in meme form, stemming from a popular tactic for Tyranids in multiple editions wherein a player kitted out a relatively cheap Carnifex for use as a distraction. Officially died due to [[Robin Cruddace]], but changes in later editions made them kind-of viable again. The tactic was immediately adapted by other players using other factions, with mixed results. May or may not be a variation of the [[Old Ones\|older than the internet]] DISTRACTION PENIS meme.		* '''[[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX]]''' - Another game mechanic from 40K in meme form, stemming from a popular tactic for Tyranids in multiple editions wherein a player kitted out a relatively cheap Carnifex for use as a distraction. Officially died due to [[Robin Cruddace]], but changes in later editions made them kind-of viable again. The tactic was immediately adapted by other players using other factions, with mixed results. May or may not be a variation of the [[Old Ones\|older than the internet]] DISTRACTION PENIS meme.
	* '''[[Chaos Spawn\|That Which Must Not Be Named]]''' - A meme due to the Chaos Sp- ahem, a certain unit's infamy of being useless for very many earlier iterations of WH40K (not since 7th edition tho; now they're relly stronk) that merely saying "Chaos Spawn" would curse the speaker to spontaneously transform into a-'''NOOORAAWASDGFAFASDASERWA'''. They are typically called "That Which Must Not Be Named", or variations thereof, to avoid such a fate. This meme is also generally used for discussing any topic so vile, merely mentioning it is bound to put a curse on you.		* '''[[Chaos Spawn\|That Which Must Not Be Named]]''' - A meme due to the Chaos Sp- ahem, a certain unit's infamy of being useless for very many earlier iterations of WH40K (not since 7th edition tho; now they're relly stronk) that merely saying "Chaos Spawn" would curse the speaker to spontaneously transform into a-'''NOOORAAWASDGFAFASDASERWA''' {{BLAM}}. They are typically called "That Which Must Not Be Named", or variations thereof, to avoid such a fate. This meme is also generally used for discussing any topic so vile, merely mentioning it is bound to put a curse on you.
	* '''[[Squats]]''' - /tg/'s version of the Candlejack meme. If you mention Squats, [[Games Workshop]] sends its [[Vindicare\|death squads]] after you. One wonders why this meme even exists, since hardly anyone even knows about Squats anymore. Became almost entirely irrelevant when 6th edition brought them back into the canon. UNTIL THE DEATH SQUADS BROUGHT BACK THE SQUATS!!!		* '''[[Squats]]''' - /tg/'s version of the Candlejack meme. If you mention Squats, [[Games Workshop]] sends its [[Vindicare\|death squads]] after you. One wonders why this meme even exists, since hardly anyone even knows about Squats anymore. Became almost entirely irrelevant when 6th edition brought them back into the canon. UNTIL THE DEATH SQUADS BROUGHT BACK THE SQUATS!!!
	* '''[[Skub]]''' - An term used by /tg/ to describe a topic or event that has a community's opinion divided into two factions of extremes, rarely or never reaching a common-ground of understanding for anything. Any skub topic brought up on /tg/ is bound to cause [[rage\|lively debates]].		* '''[[Skub]]''' - An term used by /tg/ to describe a topic or event that has a community's opinion divided into two factions of extremes, rarely or never reaching a common-ground of understanding for anything. Any skub topic brought up on /tg/ is bound to cause [[rage\|lively debates]].