OR...and hear me out...she was in fact a serial killer with the perfect alibi?
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Of course OP is too incompetent to post the link to the source, so here we go again:
You can just post the source with calling them names... Incompetent seems pretty harsh for fucking social media lol. Cool off, touch grass, deep breaths.
Well apparently people can always link the bluesky post or shitty ad infested news websites but never the original article/source. Which usually takes an additional 10s to find.
That's why I call them incompetent.
If it only takes 10s to find, why make such a big deal?
Because a few hundred people have to do it and not just one person once.
Where meme though?
This is really just a c/funny/mildlyinteresting/TIL/meme/SoMescreendumps mashup community by now...it's total anarchy with no direction or moderation.
Is that a statement, compliment or an insult? I'm not good with gen Z (or is it alpha?) lingo...
Please enlighten me as to how this counts in any way as a meme.
Edit: yes, except for, very specifically, the Dawkinsian sense, if one insists.
It is a screenshot of text. Obviously that makes it the meme-est meme of all memes.
Sure - a meme is a unit of cultural information, such as a cultural practice or idea, that is transmitted verbally or by repeated action from one mind to another, often propagating throughout a community and frequently subject to a form of cultural evolution.
I know what Dawkins wrote but that definition is so all-encompassing to be unhelpful outside a specific area of discussion which is why in everyday parlance it's not used.
The meme is that it's an anti-meme. Very, very meta. Peak shitposting.
A meme is a joke told in the form of a funny picture on the internet. This screenshot from Wikipedia may not be a typical meme, but it does have the structure of a joke, including a punch line.
Perhaps the phantom itself was the meme by definition of those days, at the dawn of the Internet.. (:
licks fingers you need to keep your fingers moist when packaging up these little swaps, wouldn't want them getting contaminated from a drop on the floor!
Not only a serial killer but also a cat burglar, pickpocket, arsonist and numerous other crimes. A regular Doktorin Mabuse.
The story es even wilder. The swaps were used in the racist killings of the NSU, muddling that even more.
What a clusterfuck
So 40 murder cases in 15 years with no resolution.
Also, there's sure to be a useless trivia community?
The resolution was that the DNA didn't belong to anyone involved in any of the crimes. It belonged to a woman who worked at the factory that made the contaminated swabs.

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