Where does "delete this" meme come from and why are people misspelling it as delet?
>>523643
delete this
>>523643
1) /jp/
2) To be random.
>>523643
delet this
>>523707
You sure? I know "del" comes from /jp/ because that's used on japanese boards, but other than that I'm not sure
The joke is that you frantically typed it out and submitted as fast as possible without checking your spelling because of how urgent it is that what you're replying to is deleted.
>>523773
Yeah, that's why it came from /jp/. It started as "del" but some people didn't get it and started saying "delete this."
>>523643
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHgW2z61_9k
>>523707
So it was true that /jp/ used to be like old /b/
some youtube gamer kid rant
than it started being associated with simpsons and cartoons pointing guns not sure how we got here
>>523643
It's an 8gagger meme that started with something from twitter drama.
Ok so we got 3 different and correct answers. Funny how similar memes can come to life and eventually merge even.
>>523848
DELET THIS
t. kid in Garry's Mod
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHgW2z61_9k
>>523643
Since this is newfag thread, can someone explain where phrases "X on suicide watch" and "What a time to be alive" came from?
>>523842
/jp/ is still almost exactly like old /b/. The only exception is the generals, so just slap in a filter for the word "general" and you're good to go.
>>523643
idk but the delet misspelling was popularised by /ita/ on /int/
