The Thing about Rick Rolls.

[JackAttack]

Originally Posted by lolwut

Rick Rolling is dead. Only those casual internet users Rick Roll nowadays because they learnt of it just recently.

A meme dies when it leaks and spreads into the real world. In this case, we've all seen Rick Rolling being brought up in the news, children's programmes, parades, quiz shows etc.

Mainly when it gets its own Wikipedia article.

[lolwut]

Originally Posted by JackAttack

Mainly when it gets its own Wikipedia article.

That too... that too...

[Xentrix]

Originally Posted by JackAttack

Mainly when it gets its own Wikipedia article.

omai unge patwhan.

[AnaBanana]

Originally Posted by SailingDreamer

How to get around those?

Right Click > Properties > Address URL

Or...an easier way is just to hover over it and see the url in the lower part of your internet window.... :eek:

[JackAttack]

Originally Posted by AnaBanana

Or...an easier way is just to hover over it and see the url in the lower part of your internet window.... :eek:

Not if you're using tinyurl like you're supposed to.

[Cameron]

Originally Posted by AnaBanana

Or...an easier way is just to hover over it and see the url in the lower part of your internet window.... :eek:

Tiny URL?

(10 chars)

[AnaBanana]

Originally Posted by Cameron

Tiny URL?

(10 chars)

It's where they do like a call forwarding thing on the url, so that when you try to see it, it doesn't really show you what it is, here, it explains everything:

Explanation

[JackAttack]

Originally Posted by Cameron

Tiny URL?

(10 chars)

[Cameron]

Originally Posted by JackAttack

I know what Tiny URL is, just anna said you just look down at the bottom and then I said tiny URL? because tiny url blocks the orignal URL so how do you check then!

[AnaBanana]

Originally Posted by Cameron

I know what Tiny URL is, just anna said you just look down at the bottom and then I said tiny URL? because tiny url blocks the orignal URL so how do you check then!

You can't "inorite" about your own dumb moments!