MEME REFERENCE
Nemo Seagulls Mine
Use Nemo Seagulls Mine when ownership or value becomes the central joke.
- What it expresses
- Possession and value: the flock repeating “mine” until individual ownership becomes absurd represents a moment where ownership or value becomes the central joke.
- Example
- For example, a shared document is suddenly claimed as one department’s property; the visual analogy is the flock repeating “mine” until individual ownership becomes absurd, signaling that ownership or value becomes the central joke.
- When not to use it
- Avoid when ownership is irrelevant to the exchange; the flock repeating “mine” until individual ownership becomes absurd would incorrectly signal that ownership or value becomes the central joke.