Mmm... Well That's Disappointing - Revision history

Thatdoctorperson at 22:44, 27 November 2015

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IronyFail: mean changed to meme

2011-06-07T21:24:37Z

mean changed to meme

Darth Wombat at 02:22, 6 June 2011

2011-06-06T02:22:19Z

AeinSilverwolf at 13:32, 6 March 2011

2011-03-06T13:32:19Z

Naue2000 at 03:54, 6 March 2011

2011-03-06T03:54:29Z

Naue2000 at 03:54, 6 March 2011

2011-03-06T03:54:11Z

Naue2000: /* The Voice */

2011-03-06T03:47:39Z

‎The Voice

AeinSilverwolf: New page: {{Lore}} '''Mmm... Well That's Disappointing''' is a meme that saw incredible use on Mission Dragan. It was invented by Ian Martin and Samuel Baltz at a school pla...

2011-03-06T02:50:46Z

New page: {{Lore}} '''Mmm... Well That's Disappointing''' is a meme that saw incredible use on Mission Dragan. It was invented by Ian Martin and Samuel Baltz at a school pla...

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{{Lore}}

'''Mmm... Well That's Disappointing''' is a meme that saw incredible use on [[Dragan 2011|Mission Dragan]]. It was invented by [[Ian Martin]] and [[Samuel Baltz]] at a school play rehearsal the Saturday before the mission. It must be said in a specific voice.

==Origin==
To be explained when someone can remember.

==The Voice==
The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by Ian Martin. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks" or thank you"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is.

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 ==The Voice==
-The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by either Ian Martin or Samuel Baltz. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or, in reference to [[Nicely Done, Bryce]], "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].
+The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by either Ian Martin or Samuel Baltz. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or, in reference to [[Nicely Done, Lyra]], "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].
 ==Use in [[Mission]] [[Dragan 2011|Dragan]]==
 Used extensively over [[CAPCOM]] in lapses of professionalism and in conversation during that mission's extended crunch time, this voice appeared with exponentially increasing frequency as the mission wore on and the [[Astronauts]]'s patience wore thin.

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 ==Origin==
-In a phenomenal anti-climax, the origin of this mean is simply that the two 2010-11 [[Commanders]] were on their way to Loblaws for the annual [[astronauts shopping trip]] after a rehearsal when one of them mockingly said that something was disappointing. It caught on.
+In a phenomenal anti-climax, the origin of this meme is simply that the two 2010-11 [[Commanders]] were on their way to Loblaws for the annual [[astronauts shopping trip]] after a rehearsal when one of them mockingly said that something was disappointing. It caught on.
 ==The Voice==

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 ==Origin==
-To be explained when someone can remember.
+In a phenomenal anti-climax, the origin of this mean is simply that the two 2010-11 [[Commanders]] were on their way to Loblaws for the annual [[astronauts shopping trip]] after a rehearsal when one of them mockingly said that something was disappointing. It caught on.
 ==The Voice==
-The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by Ian Martin. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or (more inexplicably) "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].
+The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by either Ian Martin or Samuel Baltz. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or, in reference to [[Nicely Done, Bryce]], "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].
 ==Use in [[Mission]] [[Dragan 2011|Dragan]]==
 Used extensively over [[CAPCOM]] in lapses of professionalism and in conversation during that mission's extended crunch time, this voice appeared with exponentially increasing frequency as the mission wore on and the [[Astronauts]]'s patience wore thin.

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 The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by Ian Martin. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or (more inexplicably) "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].
-==Use in [[Mission]] [[Dragan]]==
+==Use in [[Mission]] [[Dragan 2011|Dragan]]==
 Used extensively over [[CAPCOM]] in lapses of professionalism and in conversation during that mission's extended crunch time, this voice appeared with exponentially increasing frequency as the mission wore on and the [[Astronauts]]'s patience wore thin.

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	==Use in [[Mission]] [[Dragan]]==		==Use in [[Mission]] [[Dragan]]==
−	Used extensively over [[CAPCOM]] in lapses of professionalism and in conversation during that mission's extended crunch time, this voice appeared with exponentially increasing frequency as the mission wore on and the [[~~Astronaut~~]]'s patience wore thin.	+	Used extensively over [[CAPCOM]] in lapses of professionalism and in conversation during that mission's extended crunch time, this voice appeared with exponentially increasing frequency as the mission wore on and the [[Astronauts]]'s patience wore thin.

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	==The Voice==		==The Voice==
	The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by Ian Martin. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or (more inexplicably) "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].		The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by Ian Martin. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or (more inexplicably) "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].
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		+	==Use in [[Mission]] [[Dragan]]==
		+	Used extensively over [[CAPCOM]] in lapses of professionalism and in conversation during that mission's extended crunch time, this voice appeared with exponentially increasing frequency as the mission wore on and the [[Astronaut]]'s patience wore thin.

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	==The Voice==		==The Voice==
−	The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by Ian Martin. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks" or thank you"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is.	+	The voice which must be used to say the sentence was pioneered by Ian Martin. It soon turned into a meme of its own; people would use the voice to say something insulting to the intelligence of someone else (often by implying that they studied the humanities, and then implying the stupidity of studying that), and/or as a way to exaggerate someone's very minor mistake, such as a typo or dropping an object. Most of these statements inexplicably end with "thanks," "thank you," or (more inexplicably) "over"; it is often jokingly remarked upon afterwards how oddly polite "he" (the voice) is. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Guy Comic Book Guy] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons The Simpsons].