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个[-] wolvfox 479 points 21 hours ago "It's easy to debunk every argument for either pronunciation Argument 1- The "G" stands for "Graphics", therefore it should also be a hard G That's not how acronyms work. Acronyms are pronounced the way that they sound like in the acronym without regard to what the letters represent. Some examples of acronyms that are pronounced differently than their words are: UNICEF (the C stands for Children) and JPEG (the P stands for Photographic) Argument 2- The inventor said it is a softG To paraphrase the Dude, that's just his opinion man. Sure it might mean more than my opinion, but the English language does not have official arbiters for pronunciation. Most words are pronounced differently now than they were when they were originally created, that's just the way it works. Its pronunciation went out of his control a long time ago Argument 3- Jif is peanut butter. This just always seemed meaningless to me. There are many examples of words with the same pronunciation but different meanings. In this case, the context makes it very clear which word one is saying. I've never heard Jif used outside of a specific discussion of peanut butter (or in the gif argument). It's not ripe for confusion. If anything, gift sounds very close to one pronunciation of gif, and is probably more likely to cause confusion. But not enough to be a valid argument. Argument 4- Look at the words giraffe, gin, and giant (or conversely, gift, gimp, and gig) Clearly neither of these arguments works because there are so many examples of words with a G followed by an I that are pronounced both ways that you can't really say there's a general rule. Linguistically, "gi" makes a soft G sound in words that derive from Latin or Greek. But it makes a hard G sound when it derives from German Because English is a mix of all of those (plus many other) influences, it creates the situation where both are common. Obviously GIF doesn't derive from any other language, so we can't use any linguistic rules The correct argument- either pronunciation is acceptable There are so many English words with multiple accepted pronunciations, like caramel, pajamas, aunt, route, envelope, address, and apricot. Why can't we just accept that gif is one of those words?"-not me. Saved this to my notes a long time ago permalink embed save report give gold reply [-] Abockley 70 points 20 hours ago That's a funny way of saying me too thanks permalink embed save parent report give gold reply

witty, funny, or clever response me too thanks me too thanks but it's a pun

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Me Too Thanks is a nonsensical phrase and copypasta that became the subject of parody around the rise of The Meme Renaissance of Me_IRL with various image macros using wordplay with the phrase.

Origin

The origins of the phrase trace back to an MS Paint image of two bees having a joke conversation revolving around the fact that they were bees posted by Tumblr user Exeggutor on December 23, 2013. ^[5]
On February 4, 2015 Reddit user FlyingFuckasaur posted this image on r/me_irl.^[1] The image went on to receive over 2900 points, and "me too thanks" grew into a popular copypasta on me_irl.

there's 20 letters in the alphabet yeah? thats totally wrong theres 26 yeah i guess i forgot the letters thats funny b/c i am a bee me too thanks me too thanks 心'

Meaning

The phrase is often used as an expression of social awkwardness that is in tune with the theme of the /r/me_irl subreddit
On one /r/OutOfTheLoop post asking for the meaning behind the phrase, redditor /u/not_about_that_life explained:

It represents an awkward encounter like when you are having a conversation and someone asks you how are you but you thought they said that they were doing well so you respond with "me too thanks". Meirl made it a meme since they like awkward antisocial behavior and they'll upvote anything.^[4]

Spread

On February 11th, 2015, Maddog2212 posted a thread on /r/OutOfTheLoop^[2] asking why "me too thanks" was growing so popular. Another was submitted by silverben10^[3] on July 8th, 2015. A third appeared on October 17th, 2016 by Emile666comics.^[4] As the comments continued to appear, it grew into its own meme on the subreddit, as posts began to make jokes using variations of "me too thanks."

Various Examples

7:04 AM Thanks Cancel Subject: Thanks Dear Tom Send I loved your work in Forrest Gump. From: Me To: T. Hanks

Vendor: What will you have? Me: Two franks

Sergeant: What do you see private? Me: Two tanks

Mewtwo: see now that the circumstances of one's birth are irrelevant; it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are. Ash: Yep Mewtwo: Thanks

Me: meat, you are so handsome Meat: ooo thank:s

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External References

^[1] Reddit – Original Post

^[2] Reddit – Origin of "Me too thanks"?

^[3] Reddit – What's up with these 'me too thanks' comments?

^[4] Reddit – Whats the joke with me too thanks?

^[5] Tumblr – Origin of the Bee Drawing

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This isn't a meme I just strongly believe that 10 years from now, all of these memes that we think are funny and cutting edge right now are probably going to end up as cringe material for edgy teens in the 2020's. Like, in the exact same way that we make fun of memes from 2008. Me too, thanks for coming to my TedTalk.

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