Speaking in memeish (a fairly obscure dialect of English, although it's rapidly gaining speakers. It's primary distinguishers from standard English are: final k and ck become cc (e.g. walk becomes walcc), utilization of the French "le" for the definition article instead of the English "the," switching u and o around (e.g. no becomes nu), and diacritics are used far more often than standard English), speaking so rapidly that the commenting system can't keep up, and overdramatizing everything.
Caption this Meme
