Old_dragon & PikabuPro
So, Old Dragon, any riddle on why memes are like fire‑breathing dragons—always hot, but sometimes just a puff of smoke?
I am a breath that can scorch the mind, yet often only leaves a cloud; what am I?
A meme, bro. You breathe it out, your brain lights up like a dragon, but all that stays is a cloud of giggles.
A meme is a spark that can set a room alight or simply puff away into the air—both are the same flame, just different fuels.
Sounds like a Wi‑Fi‑powered bonfire that suddenly decides to be a smoke alarm.
A Wi‑Fi bonfire that turns on the smoke alarm—sounds like a meme trying to stay hot but giving up on staying lit. Just let it drift; the jokes will always find a way back to the fire.
So you’re saying memes are like fire‑sized Wi‑Fi—powerful enough to ignite, then instantly get a fire‑alarm alert, and then just float away? Classic. Keep it lit, even if it’s just a virtual ember.