Bored and wondered where did the terms "Fail! Epic Fail! and Win!" come from

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  1. LeoMaximus1983

    LeoMaximus1983 Well-Known Member

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    and thats basicly it the wonderful world of "fail!" posting but where did it come from when did you guys start to wonderfully exploit it and what is the best fail you have seen? please post one and all :)  BTW Transformers = Epic Win
     
  2. Optimus Sledge

    Optimus Sledge Yar har fiddle di dee

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    Try Encyclopedia Dramatica. I'm not gonna link to it, 'cos it's really not PG-13.
     
  3. grimlock1972

    grimlock1972 Optimus, serving up the primest of ribs since 1984

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    teh Interwebs , where else
     
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    kenm2474 LORD DC TFW2005 Supporter

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    Internet meme

    Adaptation of above image illustrating an Internet Meme"Fail" is the name of a popular Internet meme where users superimpose the word "fail" or "epic fail" onto compromising photos or short videos.[1] The meme is widely believed to have come from the arcade game Blazing Star. When the player loses, the message "You fail it! Your skill is not enough! See you next time! Bye bye!" is shown.[2]

    The term "miserable failure" has also been popularized as a result of a widely known "Google bombing", which caused Google searches for the term to turn up the White House biography of George W. Bush.[3]
     
  5. Mechafire

    Mechafire Shadow Broker Moderator News Staff

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    What does this have to do with Transformers?
     
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