The "ok" Meme Needs to Die

[Athlai]

If you wanna infract every crap post we're going to struggle tbh

I for one look forward to darklord Spark. It'll be like if Sauron went rogue as a mod

 

[GIMH]

let the bloody market decide

 

[Burgey]

frankly, this is what happens when you give agency and power to the very small albeit very real portion of people who were bullied in high school because they were antisocial boors

I presume you're talking about the earnest posters here, not the "ok'ers"?

 

[Himannv]

What does ChatGPT think about the whole thing?

 

[Shri]

What does ChatGPT think about the whole thing?

As an AI language model, I don't have personal opinions or emotions. However, I can provide some insights into the "ok" meme.
The "ok" meme has been around for a while and has different meanings and uses depending on the context. It can be used to express agreement or approval, as well as indifference or sarcasm. The meme has also been associated with various cultural references and characters, such as the "okay guy" and the "okay hand gesture."
Whether or not a meme "needs to die" is subjective and depends on personal preferences and cultural trends. Some people might find the "ok" meme repetitive or outdated, while others might still find it amusing or relevant.
Ultimately, the lifespan of a meme is determined by how well it resonates with people and how often it is shared and used in different contexts. As cultural trends and communication styles evolve, so will the popularity and relevance of different memes.

 

[Himannv]

There you go. We'll all be using AI to reply to forum posts soon enough. The memes will all become whatever AI thinks is cool.

 

[weeman27bob]

There you go. We'll all be using AI to reply to forum posts soon enough. The memes will all become whatever AI thinks is cool.

"Hey fellow cricket enthusiasts, I recently discovered a new technique for improving my batting average. It's called 'imaginary runs'. Basically, you just imagine that you've hit a boundary or scored a single, and then add it to your actual score. Trust me, it really works! I tried it out in my last game and ended up with a career-high score of 112...in a T20 match. Give it a try and let me know how it works for you!"

 

[andruid]

As an AI language model, I don't have personal opinions or emotions. However, I can provide some insights into the "ok" meme.
The "ok" meme has been around for a while and has different meanings and uses depending on the context. It can be used to express agreement or approval, as well as indifference or sarcasm. The meme has also been associated with various cultural references and characters, such as the "okay guy" and the "okay hand gesture."
Whether or not a meme "needs to die" is subjective and depends on personal preferences and cultural trends. Some people might find the "ok" meme repetitive or outdated, while others might still find it amusing or relevant.
Ultimately, the lifespan of a meme is determined by how well it resonates with people and how often it is shared and used in different contexts. As cultural trends and communication styles evolve, so will the popularity and relevance of different memes.

Awww, ChatGPT thinks we have a culture on Cweb