I made a meme...

Jack_

I'm not sure if memes or sh*tposts are discouraged here, but this is one of my biggest gripes, so I made it into a meme.

fields5069

Hmmm. It's a bit species-ist.

carlos

FEELER

mbe

I have never encountered Anti-Neanderthalism before

BigMonka

Someone near me is selling some pedals on facebook and have gone one step further and put "acceptable offers only" - as if I'm supposed to magically know what they'll find acceptable!
Unless I'm missing a trick and they mean offers that are acceptable to me? Maybe I should £5 for all of them.

designerseye88

I was in PMT the other week and on their Fender wall all tags say 'ask for price'. How annoying! 

Jack_

designerseye88 said:

I was in PMT the other week and on their Fender wall all tags say 'ask for price'. How annoying! 

Yeah, that sort of thing really annoys me as well.

Octafish

Jack_ said:

designerseye88 said:

I was in PMT the other week and on their Fender wall all tags say 'ask for price'. How annoying! 

Yeah, that sort of thing really annoys me as well.

Not just annoying, I thought that's also illegal?

skunkwerx

Octafish said:

Jack_ said:

designerseye88 said:

I was in PMT the other week and on their Fender wall all tags say 'ask for price'. How annoying! 

Yeah, that sort of thing really annoys me as well.

Not just annoying, I thought that's also illegal?

Aye its pissed me off recently. I just want to browse and know what i can afford before wasting someones time asking how much for each guitar on the wall! 

Aye I thought it was mandatory that retailers had to clearly display pricing except for antiques or summat.. 

I presume its a cheap tactic anyway, they’ll only ever give you the website price I bet. 

Up to them if they want to accept an offer on it. 

further

From gov.uk

Rules for retailers

If you’re a retailer, you must display:

• the price of products - this must be in sterling (pounds and pence) and include VAT where applicable
• the price of a single item (the ‘unit price’) for products that you sell loose
• metric measures (like kilograms, centimetres or litres) for unit pricing - except for some products (for example, beer is still sold in pints)

Babones

Jack_ said:

designerseye88 said:

I was in PMT the other week and on their Fender wall all tags say 'ask for price'. How annoying! 

Yeah, that sort of thing really annoys me as well.

Turn the tables and begin to ask the price of each and every guitar, one by one. Then go back to the first because you forgot, because it's not written and work through again. Same goes for online call for price over the phone.

57Deluxe

WTF does 'meme' actually mean?

http://i.pokeme.com/meme/img/00ab.jpg

glynes

In the good old days, when the average age of internet users was about 20 years younger, memes were like 'in-jokes' specific to online communities. You had to 'be in the know' to get the joke and they were typically pretty funny too. I have no fucking idea what that word means now.

Jack_

glynes said:

In the good old days, when the average age of internet users was about 20 years younger, memes were like 'in-jokes' specific to online communities. You had to 'be in the know' to get the joke and they were typically pretty funny too. I have no fucking idea what that word means now.

O RLY?

Octafish

glynes said:

In the good old days, when the average age of internet users was about 20 years younger, memes were like 'in-jokes' specific to online communities. You had to 'be in the know' to get the joke and they were typically pretty funny too. I have no fucking idea what that word means now.

Ha, ha, the term and concept of meme predates the 'good old days' of kids on the internet and was first used by some middle aged bloke. That's right kids there was a world before the interwebz

glynes

Octafish said:

glynes said:

In the good old days, when the average age of internet users was about 20 years younger, memes were like 'in-jokes' specific to online communities. You had to 'be in the know' to get the joke and they were typically pretty funny too. I have no fucking idea what that word means now.

Ha, ha, the term and concept of meme predates the 'good old days' of kids on the internet and was first used by some middle aged bloke. That's right kids there was a world before the interwebz

Well done - you Googled and found the Wikipedia article. I won't offer you a cookie for that because it's obvious that this discussion was about Internet memes.

Octafish

glynes said:

Octafish said:

glynes said:

In the good old days, when the average age of internet users was about 20 years younger, memes were like 'in-jokes' specific to online communities. You had to 'be in the know' to get the joke and they were typically pretty funny too. I have no fucking idea what that word means now.

Ha, ha, the term and concept of meme predates the 'good old days' of kids on the internet and was first used by some middle aged bloke. That's right kids there was a world before the interwebz

Well done - you Googled and found the Wikipedia article. I won't offer you a cookie for that because it's obvious that this discussion was about Internet memes.

No googling necessary, not top secret knowledge

skunkwerx

I get the words but I dont get what the images are of?