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Greetings, fellow namuhs!

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Hey!

I'm new here and would like to ask a little question to know you better.
What's your favourite meme?

Mine is doot!
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Hola DankMemer,

Roll up, roll up.... welcome to the Oracle knowledge-go-round, all questions, contributions, red cross data parcels much appreciated.

Your moniker implies that you are a seasoned purveyor of 'ironically mockable online viral media and in-jokes with exhausted comedic value to the point of being trite or cliche'. However, I feel sure that is an incorrect definitive assessment on every level, you are an apartment dweller taking the high ground, I take it.....?

Ah yes Dank, also elderly street speak for 'quality marijuana' with a more youthful satirical use as a subsitute for 'cool'. However, being as old as Meth-u-saleh (969 years old he was given a fair wind and a following sea, most important digits to the alpha numeric transposition pattern culture of our site you'll find!) dank still means gloomy insinuating damp and cold to me.

Nay not a hippy or a stoner, not I, although some might say, more appropriate that I should be stoned with five round rocks and a large flat one, for ill fitting humour.
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Sorry for making you feel that way. After reviewing my post, it does seem quite inappropriate and even disrespectful.

My goal was to create a post that would be noticable by newcomers from le outside of the internet, giving them some sort of relief by letting them know they are not alone- there are more people like them. Confused people.

Have my honest apology, dear friend, and let me rephrase my question: How is your day going?

Cheers.
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Seek ye naught to destroy, but love ye, to dissolve...
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My dear DankNemer,

Good day to you. Nay, nay and thrice times nay, my day was going well and indeed still is. Yes sir, I have been to bed in the interim around the odd passage of scribbling. I am sure you are correct in your surmise that there are numerous relatively insular uninitiated souls on the far fringes of the internet. Indeed by providing what I understood to be the definition of Dank Nemer and alternative interpretations of the word dank, as well as my elderly definition of the same word in a relatively satirical - humorous even- fashion, I felt that we could include those very individuals.

This is a message to all of you out there, as the big-hearted DN originator of this post, master of this revel and roll, rightly points out, you are definitely not alone. There is a wealth of learning on the website and consistent topic contributions on the Oracle Forum, with an endless flow of intelligent reposts. Please sieze the moment and write a post as we are keen as mustard to hear from you, believe me our interests span the brightest and broadest of data palettes and your efforts certainly can help us change the world for the greater good.

If everybody learned something that they didn't know before or embraced a new idea each day, we would inevitably feel better both about ourselves in terms of an improving value to society and simultaneously improve both our attitude toward and the empathetic way in which we deal with those around us.

Kind Regards Redbeck
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Dear Redbeck,

Thank you for answering. I appreciate it. May the Lord of Nemes bless you with a healthy doze of faith and happiness.

Have a nice day, mate!
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