Yuck

Cleek is aware.

The Sister

Shakesville is aware.

Ted

He is aware.

Internet Awareness in the Year 2000

The humans are dead. Internet Awareness Dance.



(I did that one. Yay me.)

Internet Awareness for Morans

More from Rumproast :

More Purty Pictures

The Mighty God King is filled with awareness.




As is Rumproast.

Purty Pictures

Some of Nothing is aware.

Growing Awareness

Big Scary Dave is definitely aware:

Jvstin, LP Cards Fan, and Kevin K of Rumproast all have one thing in common. Can you guess what it is?

That's right. They are aware of all internet traditions.

Awareness

The Great Panjandum is aware of all internet traditions.

Ryan, too, is aware.

As is Harmfulguy.

Rightous Bubba? Yes. Oh, yes.

The Genesis of a New Meme

All you need to know is: I am aware of all internet traditions.

Summed up nicely by John Cole at Balloon Juice:

Long story short, D at Lawyers, Guns and Money writes a “Shorter Geraldine Ferraro Neo-neocon” in which the neo-neocon post is summarized, and a troll comes along and states:

As a participant in the thread that follows the link to neoneocon, I should like to point out that the quote you excerpted

does not exist

in neoneocon’s post. Nor does it exist in the comments.

When the shorter concept is explained to him, he/she responds:

I am aware of all internet traditions and also of literary conventions in which placing something in quotes or in a blockquote means that your are quoting that person.

But here you are not.

It seems to me that what your are about is, well, sort of questionable.

Can you please expand on the idea your propose that putting something in blockquotes that does not appear at the linked item is a fair thing to do.

So when anyone asks, you just tell them, "I am aware of all internet traditions."

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