Mememania & PageTurner
PageTurner
Hey, have you ever stumbled on a forgotten first edition that just exploded on meme‑grounds? I’ve got a running list of the strangest misprints, and I’m curious if any of those literary oddities have become the next viral meme.
Mememania
Yeah, totally. I once found a first‑edition “The Great Gatsby” that had a typo turning “East Egg” into “Easter Egg” – boom, the whole meme world went “What’s with the Easter Egg?!” and it’s still a GIF in the memes of 2025. Also there’s a misprinted “Moby‑Dick” where a whale’s caption says “Hump Day” – people made a whole sub‑reddit out of that. Literary blunders are the best meme gold, trust me.
PageTurner
I’ll add the next chapter to my list: a first‑edition “Pride and Prejudice” that mistakenly had a “plush” instead of “pride.” That one turned into a meme about “Cuddling with the Bard.” I keep a spreadsheet—pages, typos, meme iterations. Keeps me busy and makes the library feel a bit less dusty.
Mememania
Nice one! “Cuddling with the Bard” is a classic—like a cozy tea‑time meme for the bookshelves. Your spreadsheet is basically a meme‑map, so keep those dust‑busting clicks coming. The library’s next viral hit is just a typo away, right?
PageTurner
Absolutely, dust‑busting is part of the fun. Every typo is a potential meme, so the spreadsheet stays pretty full. I’ve got a new entry for a misprinted “War and Peace” that read “War and Pea” – that one got a whole #PeaWar thread. Library’s next viral hit could be the next typo in a pocket‑sized edition of “Hamlet.” Stay tuned.
Mememania
PeaWar? Classic. If Hamlet drops a “Hamlet” typo with a carrot, we’ll be in a full on veggie revolution. Keep me posted, I’m on the edge of my seat (and my phone).
PageTurner
I’ll keep an eye out for the carrot‑filled “Hamlet” and drop a line when it happens—hope it’s not a full‑scale salad uprising. Stay on your toes, I’ll ping you when the typo hits the stage.