MEME REFERENCE
Bart Simpson - chalkboard
Use Bart Simpson - chalkboard when someone repeats a lesson until a stubborn mistake finally sticks.
- What it expresses
- Discipline through repetition: Bart writing the same corrective sentence across the chalkboard represents a moment where someone repeats a lesson until a stubborn mistake finally sticks.
- Example
- For example, the runbook repeats do not deploy on Friday after every incident; the visual analogy is Bart writing the same corrective sentence across the chalkboard, signaling that someone repeats a lesson until a stubborn mistake finally sticks.
- When not to use it
- Avoid when the lesson was learned once; Bart writing the same corrective sentence across the chalkboard would incorrectly signal that someone repeats a lesson until a stubborn mistake finally sticks.