Okay, the word joke is used very loosely.
The "in" bit refers to that cat.
Edit: I see that "standing cat" isn't just a b3ta thing, it seems that other parts of the interwebs found it funny. Well I never.
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Tue 20 Aug 2013, 10:11,
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Edit: I see that "standing cat" isn't just a b3ta thing, it seems that other parts of the interwebs found it funny. Well I never.
so by that logic..any picture used by more than 1 b3tan shouldn't be front paged
no more smug bloke
no more Clive
no more the 3 face memes of doom...
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Tue 20 Aug 2013, 10:15,
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no more Clive
no more the 3 face memes of doom...
I don't think you have to be in on the bandwagon to be amused by this one.
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Tue 20 Aug 2013, 10:33,
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Paddington Bear (a classic British cultural icon)
amusingly photoshopped with Standing cat which has been a popular internet image since 2008
How is any of that an in-joke?
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Tue 20 Aug 2013, 10:15,
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How is any of that an in-joke?
I hadn't seen standing cat until he recently popped up here.
Also I seem to have misinterpreted what an in-joke is.
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Tue 20 Aug 2013, 10:18,
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"something that means nothing to someone outside of a close knit circle"
Unlike this which is simply a funny picture whether you know who standing cat or even Paddington is.
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