I would ban all those computers and internetz

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Original Czech meme based on survey in Metro newapaper from 17 septermber 1999. Group of people were asked about their opinion on recent events. In survey about stolen personal data of Czech saving bank, sold on internet by disgruntled employee, answer of Vera Pohlova, retiree, was " These affairs only annoy everyone. I would ban all those computers and internetz."

For many years this meme was known and used by internet insiders only, but recently gone widespread used in radio broadcast and main czech web pages.
Vera Pohlova, retiree, is now known internet celebrity, despite her hate of internet(z)

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Nevar00

Jan 22, 2012 at 09:20PM EST

I don't think it's fair to deadpool a meme just because it isn't popular in English speaking countries. If you can show it has a fair amount of spread in the Czech, I'm all for supporting a confirm.

Dead Account

Jan 22, 2012 at 05:43PM EST

This raises a question; do memes have language barriers? Do memes we have in English not spread to users whose first language is not English?
Tenso was originally Spanish, and that arguably stretched to English-speaking users without being translated. Nyan Cat clearly has no language barriers. Ragefaces are popular in other languages as well. Pretty much any meme that is an exploitable, an image macro, an advice dog spinoff, a song, or a viral video that isn't dialogue-based doesn't have language barriers.
What about others though? Are there French versions of One Does Not Simply X Into Mordor? Are there Spanish versions of the Ocean Marketing Emails parodies? Are there Russian versions of What Is This I Don't Even?