Caught this line today and loved it. Did I meme right? Is meme even a verb?

[lavender_lego]

Caught this line today and loved it. Did I meme right? Is meme even a verb?

Discussion

[yourmoonfriend]

This is perfect

[TheElvenWitch777]

“Meme” is kind of like “joke” in that we use it as both a noun and a verb 🙂

[Broke_Cask_Registar]

I’m a fucking idiot, but what’s seldom?

[TheNetherlandDwarf]

It’s funny, because irl there was a whole century of pushback against the novel for being a bad influence on women (and that there were also a lot of women novelists).

[KittyKatCatCat]

I think my smartass bookworm answer to this has to be “define bad behavior.”

After all, if there’s one thing that we learn from reading: perspective matters.

But also, yes: A+ meme. You made me laugh! (And have a bunch of childhood flash backs ranging from getting benignly chided for reading at the dinner table/formal functions/under my desk to more serious forms of protest inspired by the massive empathy I gained from reading to my favorite – getting a whole ass day of in school suspension, where as far as I can tell I was rewarded with 8 uninterrupted hours of reading – 10/10 would do again).

[SarHoLo]

You memed perfectly!

[HailLuciferDaddy]

I just googled this

1. A discovery of Witches
2. Shadow of night
3. Book of life

Thank you OP. My fall reading is sorted.

I just placed hold on all three books in the local Library. Should be available in two / three weeks hoping no one extends their turn 🙏🏾✨

[estheticpotato]

My first thoughts: 1. Deconstructing harmful childhood worldviews with timely nonfiction books. 2. Reading Macbeth and turning full bearded witch for spooky season 😂

[lostferretdriving]

English is a beautifully terrible structural language where you can verb nouns. I love hate it

[IsisArtemii]

Lived that series. Of books.

[fmerror-]

Either way, I appreciate your work

[AutumnSeaShade]

The October revolution

[perksofbeingcrafty]

No, because reading is my baddest behaviour 😏😏😏

[storagerock]

In the 1700’s there was a big moral panic about novel reading – getting caught up in a storyline of anything that wasn’t a tedious classic or non-fiction was considered bad behavior.

It was basically the old-timey version of “kids these days are always on their phones.”

[down_a_golden_road]

excuse me.. have you met religion?