I 'member that post. I had recently joined the site back then and it was all very novel. You also posted a really funny meme of Noam Chomsky by the request of @Tom_Bombadil.
A pattern I’ve found is that if you aren’t sure of a creative title that isn’t the content itself just use the front of the content. Usually short enough to be vague.
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Rediscovered on:
https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Quotation
Originally posted by me 5 years ago:
https://saidit.net/s/Memetics/comments/lxp/the_problem_with_internet_quotes_is_that_you_cant/
Along with this one.
I 'member that post. I had recently joined the site back then and it was all very novel. You also posted a really funny meme of Noam Chomsky by the request of @Tom_Bombadil.
The good old days.
Post the Noam Chomsky meme here.
You put the punchline in the title.
A pattern I’ve found is that if you aren’t sure of a creative title that isn’t the content itself just use the front of the content. Usually short enough to be vague.
“The problem”
Good advice.
The fashionable glasses sell it.