Meme attempt #3. Just a poor kid trying, maar mat dena. :p
Low quality meme here
"I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine." ~ Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice P.S. on a serious note, stop the negativity please. It's easier to scroll down and ignore the meme that you don't like rather than post/comment hurtful stuff for someone who's still new at it. I am all in for calling out rude, hurtful, or ignorant content or even spam-like ad posts for that matter, but don't criticize something just for the sake of it. Just because that person has posted a meme on something that's already been posted about numerous times before doesn't take away their right to not do that anymore. Spread love, not hate.
IIT D VS IIT Kharagpur People on cat group are saying Delhi better but senior said kharagpur better. So which one is true
I preferred Samsung anyway
Ek shortlist delay, corona case rising par meme banao kafi meme GEM par ban chuka hai
Bhim Ki shakti dhoom machaye General wale G* Marayein
Sad reacts only:(
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I'm sorry I have this humor
36 months work ex = maximum marks. Meanwhile...
Too lazy to add a caption🏋️🏋️
Looking for some free mock tests. Where can I find them?
Low quality comment for one plus7T pro Fluid AMOLED, 90Hz, HDR10+ 6.67 inches, 108.8 cm2 (~88.1% ) "Pg tujhya bapacha ahe ka lavdya"
Guys I was wondering about the results and how would the waiting lists move this time?
1. Would the effect of cat score component decrease a little due to scores being closer together?
2. Are colleges calling more students for the interviews hence increasing per seat candidature than previous year in online interviews?
3. Will the waitlists move faster or slower after results are announced?
4. Will they decrease the interview component weightage due to not being able to see candidates in person?
Any opinions or insights on this..
Sorry, did i miss the cutoff of #highqualitymemes ? When was it declared?
As someone who considers himself a memer, I think there are a few things I keep in mind while making memes on controversial topics. As a kid, my dad taught me to laugh *with* others, not *at* others. So when I make a meme on any particular topic, I carefully weigh the impact and perception it will have on people. I will cushion some aspects so it doesn't become flammable and as far as I can, I'll try to make memes that the whole community will enjoy. Not just the fraction that forms the 90% here. Of late, I've been let down by many of you here. Mobile-guy said something on an open forum, which I felt was somewhat relevant and understandable too. I felt his was an opinion that could've easily been ignored and would be quickly forgotten but you guys just chose to act thin-skinned and the kind of "memes" I've been seeing lately. Guys. Can't believe I have to say this, but "general waale m c'aye" is NOT something you should be uttering. Be sensible. What the hell is going on here?! I tried my best to bury the comments under a pile of memes, but it's just getting so nasty in here I had to make a full blown post. Here's how to make relatable, wholesome memes: 1) Find a topic that is less talked of. Something that everyone experiences, but nobody bats an eye. Say, "where do you see yourself in the long term?" 2) Think a bit on how you can add humor and make it non-offensive. "See yourself". I could use my -2.5D spectacles joke here. Myopia. 3) Find a decent format. Do some research. Is there something that aligns well? Prefer a higher resolution. 4) Use a decent format. A font family that isn't too hard on the eye. I don't even know what I'm doing here but I'm so disappointed in some of you it is maddening. I'll be inactive on this platform for a while until this whole mess cools down. If I find anything worthy enough, it'll go on my Instagram page else I'll just do something worthwhile. Absolute abomination. Good luck for your interviews.
I vote for Pinku bhaiya as head of pg content regulation committee. Hamara neta kaisa ho Pinku bhaiya jaisa ho
*only for married female candidates.
For those who didn't do their best in their previous interviews. Don't give up now. Remember: If we lose, we die. If we win, we live. We can't win if we don't fight. So Fight Fight