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I watched both
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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2024
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It can be either. I think most people refer to specific instances though.
Huh. That's not how I grew up with the term.
E.g. "it's become a meme at this point" doesn't make sense if it refers to an instance, as well as it does referring to the concept of the joke.
Why not both? In English, every word is a noun, a verb and an adjective, each with 28 1/2 meanings, anyway.
lol, I mean, sure. Let me rephrase: am I the only one who remembers the word meme to originally mean only the conceptual joke format rather than a specific sample of the joke format?
That's probably better. (?) 😁
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Pretty much exactly the vibe I was going for, haha