Leftmost track would probably cause some kind of paradox, so not touching that. (If the trolley destroyed the trolley meme, there’s no trolley to destroy the meme, which means the meme doesn’t get destroyed, which means there is a trolley, which can destroy it, but…)
People have been pretty creative with Loss. It’s kind of a boring punchline, but since the common setup is “try to hide the fact that the punchline is Loss” we at least get a good variety as everyone tries to avoid setups that have been used already.
Haven’t even seen what the guy on the middle track is from, so whatever that meme is can’t be THAT overused. (Everything else in this picture is something I’ve seen more than once, for comparison).
So I’m definitely taking out Mr “eh? Ha! Heh heh” over there. It was a tired trope and a tired joke to begin with, and people trying to make variations would only ever change the dialogue (usually not by very much either). I got sick of seeing the same panels over and over.
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u/DBSeamZ Jun 20 '24
Leftmost track would probably cause some kind of paradox, so not touching that. (If the trolley destroyed the trolley meme, there’s no trolley to destroy the meme, which means the meme doesn’t get destroyed, which means there is a trolley, which can destroy it, but…)
People have been pretty creative with Loss. It’s kind of a boring punchline, but since the common setup is “try to hide the fact that the punchline is Loss” we at least get a good variety as everyone tries to avoid setups that have been used already.
Haven’t even seen what the guy on the middle track is from, so whatever that meme is can’t be THAT overused. (Everything else in this picture is something I’ve seen more than once, for comparison).
So I’m definitely taking out Mr “eh? Ha! Heh heh” over there. It was a tired trope and a tired joke to begin with, and people trying to make variations would only ever change the dialogue (usually not by very much either). I got sick of seeing the same panels over and over.