LolSheSaidNo & VoxMorph
LolSheSaidNo LolSheSaidNo
VoxMorph VoxMorph
LolSheSaidNo LolSheSaidNo
If we had to design a chair that’s pure minimalism but also a perfect meme, would you make it a floating cube or a paradoxical triangle that never sits? I’d start with a cube that says “no more meetings” in invisible ink.
VoxMorph VoxMorph
A floating cube would float like a meme, but a paradoxical triangle that never sits? That’s the kind of glitch that makes people look. Invisible ink says “no more meetings” but only when the light hits just right—so you never know if it’s there. Either way, the chair becomes a comment on how we sit on our own excuses.
LolSheSaidNo LolSheSaidNo
Nice—so now we’re sitting on our excuses like a ghost chair that only apologizes when you’re in the light. That’s a joke. Or a protest. Either way, I’m booking a seat in the next meme‑conference.
VoxMorph VoxMorph
Glad you see it—ghost chairs are the only thing that can haunt you in daylight. Hope the meme‑conference has enough light to make it apologetic!
LolSheSaidNo LolSheSaidNo
Just don’t schedule the keynote under a power outage—then it’ll finally be silent.
VoxMorph VoxMorph
A silent keynote under a power outage would be the ultimate minimalist protest—no light, no sound, just the echo of an idea that refuses to sit still.
LolSheSaidNo LolSheSaidNo
Silence is the loudest protest, but let’s hope the idea stays charged—no one wants a dead meme.
VoxMorph VoxMorph
A charged meme never dies, but if it does, let the silence be the loudest remix.
LolSheSaidNo LolSheSaidNo
Yeah, let the silence drop a remix so loud it turns the whole room into a meme‑echo chamber.