The Real Story Behind Pepe The Frog

I found this website floating around on Twitter. It claims to be the origin of Pepe the frog. It also claims that he is an ancient Egyptian God.
It's a fun read.
pepethefrogfaith.wordpress.com...


Edit: I changed the title

a reply to: saintdopeium

Now this is an interesting conspiracy. Makes me wonder if Pepe exists is a pseudo real state as some form of odd Tulpa.

A small part of me wants this to be real.

a reply to: Puppylove

a reply to: Puppylove

The coincidences and connections are intriguing. It could be a sign of mass consciousness influencing reality. This could only happen in the age of the internet.

a reply to: saintdopeium

Thanks, OP. This is definitely one of the most interesting things I've seen in a while. Very worthy of isolated attention.

a reply to: saintdopeium

Me too, it would certainly make the world more interesting.

You're welcome . Stuff like this is what brought me here in the first place. a reply to: NarcolepticBuddha

originally posted by: saintdopeium

Edit: I changed the title

I'd change it again and frame it around the conspiracy theory in the webpage.


Is there anything to this tidbit from the Grand Conspiracy:

a reply to: saintdopeium

From your blog source:

The precise origins of Pepe the Frog are, like all imageboards memes, obscure and unimportant. All you really need to know is that sometime around 2010, a sad-looking cartoon frog began to trend among posters on 4chan.org, 8ch.net, and similar “underground” imageboards.

Except there is an origin to Pepe and it's well known.

Pepe is the creation of Matt Furie and his first appearance was on MySpace in 2005. Vice News did an interview with him last year.

Wow interesting article!

a reply to: theantediluvian

If you read that far, keep going.

I'd love to see more of your input on this.

a reply to: theantediluvian

Can't say I give two $&!^$ about Pepe, in fact, screw him.

But I am digging that art style Matt Furie has.

a reply to: saintdopeium

Intresting read, strange how they say Kek comes from a oddity with the Korean language and WoW when the link they give doesn't say that.

A bit of a stretch with the repeating numbers and 4chan tho.

People take internet memes seriously and invent conspiracy theories about them?
Seriously?

Kek is old:

kek
Kek literally translates to lol on World of Warcraft. When someone from the Horde side types lol in /say, members of the alliance side see kek instead. Not specific to Orcs.
Human Paladin: Dude, that Orc totally just pwned you.
Orc: Kek.
Human: Dude, now he's laughing at you. Kick his ass.
#lol #wow #world of warcraft #orc #horde
by evapor8ed March 22, 2006

urban dictionary

Somewhat related to a Zerg rush (type that in to google for a bit of fun, top kek) among Internet culture savvy-types.

I've authored a few of the memes I see floating around, it tickles me no end when I see a meme that I had a part in crafting being used.

And yes, Meme magic is real, it is as mentioned elsewhere, a means to focus will and intent. If you're familiar with Jacques Valle and his Control System (if you're not, you owe it to yourself to look up TheGUTs excellent thread), that is what is being harnessed here.

a reply to: jadedANDcynical

Damn those Zergling rushes!!!

a reply to: jadedANDcynical
I guess.
There's a sucker born every minute.

a reply to: jadedANDcynical

You know, it was more of a stab (imo) if you were fool enough to succumb to a Protoss cannon rush.

a reply to: saintdopeium

Meme/magic hmm..I guess that's one way to make sigils relevant today.

Now if only his hands moved, you could achieve total mind control!

Oops I mean, carry on..

a reply to: Phage

Amazingly, yes they do. Even at the highest levels.

www.hillaryclinton.com...

I laughed at first. Even asked if this was real life. I still can't believe it.

Pepe please stop!

You're dizzying me now!