Talk:List of Internet phenomena/Archives/2006/November

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Intertextuality

I won't add this to the article, because I don't have evidence on hand to support my claim. However, the difference between a Fad and a Meme is the concept of Intertextuality. For example, the recent "IT'S OVER 9000" gag is becoming a Meme, because jokes have begun appearing about the price of a PS3 on eBay being over $9000 USD. To assist in controlling what things are classified as Memes, I offer that two, or some set number, of examples be needed of the Meme at use in this capacity of intertextuality. In other words, that a fad has spin off fads in other sources would classify the original as being a Meme.67.87.189.225 03:53, 25 November 2006 (UTC)

Why is Tila Tequila on "celebrities"?

I mean, she isn't really famous outside the internet... --Escondites 05:55, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

She has been in Playboy, on the cover of the magazine Stuff and Maxim, as well as being on VH1...when does one make the leap to "celebrity?" MightyAtom 06:21, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

LawForKids.org

I added LawForKids.org to the list and even included links to the various parodies, but someone removed it. Why? I think it should be mentioned. "You are both suspended." - NES Boy 12:22, 30 November 2006 (UTC)