Worst Meme: Do You Kno Da Wae?

2018 seems to be an amazing year for memes. With more and more being found everyday, and more people uploading their own Big Nibba memes, it seems like we have alot of momentum coming to the summer explosion. However, one meme just won't die, and its name is Jo-Do you Kno Da Wae, or Ugandan Knuckles. It is without a doubt the most onoxious and long lasting meme, from late little kids to the local elementary school custodian, everyone wants to know if you are spiritually well guided. Its a amazing game of who really cares and who doe, and when the regular internet community likes something, it will have its time. However DYKTW is a zombie meme that is holding back the vital normie community which has caused most meme calenders to be ruined as we have FOUR active memes at once. This has led it to be overused to the point where even the VRChat community is sick of it.

Is it dying?

Despite it being the Normies Choice Meme of th month, Do you the way is beginning to drop in trends ratings, Most likely related ton the lack of any originality. Increasingly Verbose asted for 2 years due to the many ways it can be made but DYKTW only has four basic phrases which have all gotten rehashed over and over to the point where its hard to care. It seems the meme is headed towards rockbottom, and deservingly so. Please give me feedback on the new site design, this is Briskquet, signing out.

3/14 update.

Now, most people don't know that the field of mathmatics, the popular holiday is pi day, celebrated on March 14. On this articles authorship date, we are on a special PI Day, the 30th of its kind. In this article im going to talk about the worlds mst intelligent holiday, Pi Day. Celebrated each year on March 14th (3.14), Pi Day is dedicated to the mathematical constant, Pi. First recognized 30 years ago in 1988 by physicist Larry Shaw, Pi Day observers often celebrate with a slice of their favorite pie in honor of the number’s scrumbtious sounding name. Notated by the Greek letter “𝛑”, pi represents the ratio between a circle’s circumference (perimeter) to its diameter (distance from side to side passing through the center), and is a fundamental element of many mathematical fields, most significantly Geometry. Though modern mathematicians havesignifiga calculated more than one TRILLION decimal places beyond the standard “3.14,” pi is an irrational number that continues on to infinity! It’s an important ingredient in the formula for the area of a circle, A=𝛑r².

Even if Pi Day is rittled with obscurity, its a grand celebration for one of maths most important- and irrational subjects