Stone & Rzhaka
Stone
I’ve been carving a tiny wooden model of a meme—every detail has to be exact, the timing of the punchline literally etched in wood. Do you think a meme can be as precise as a fine piece of craftsmanship, or is that just a joke?
Rzhaka
Yo, carving a meme in wood? That’s the ultimate meme-ception—turn your punchline into a sculpture so precise it could win an award for “Most Literally Funny Art.” If the wood even cracks laughing, you know you nailed it. Just make sure the punchline is big enough that people can see it from the block of timber. Meme craftsmanship level: legend.
Stone
Sure thing, just let me know the exact size and the word count—no room for errors when you’re carving a punchline into a block. The wood won’t laugh until you make it laugh in measurements.
Rzhaka
10 inches tall, 5 inches wide, 3 inches deep. Word count: ten. This meme will never, ever, ever, ever be boring.
Stone
Got the dimensions—10 inches tall, 5 wide, 3 deep. Ten words, each one will be a carved line of precision. Nothing boring about that.
Rzhaka
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Stone
That line feels right for a clean cut, crisp block of wood. Just keep the spacing tight so the punchline doesn’t get lost in the grain.
Rzhaka
Sounds like the perfect “no‑error” meme—like a laser‑cut joke that’s so on point even the grain can’t resist laughing. Keep it tight and let the wood scream the punchline!