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Movie & TV Quote Division | ===Movie & TV Quote Division=== | ||
* "I'm in the empire business." - Walter White, Breaking Bad. (A still of a single, dominant Shells pattern slowly consuming the entire board.) | * "I'm in the empire business." - Walter White, Breaking Bad. (A still of a single, dominant Shells pattern slowly consuming the entire board.) | ||
* "It's not personal. It's strictly business." - Michael Corleone, The Godfather. (The final, winning cell of a game appears, turning the tide in an instant.) | * "It's not personal. It's strictly business." - Michael Corleone, The Godfather. (The final, winning cell of a game appears, turning the tide in an instant.) | ||
* "I have to return some videotapes." - Patrick Bateman, American Psycho. (Caption: The Shells' official, nonsensical excuse for any bizarre or inexplicable pattern that seems to violate the rules of the game. It’s an alibi, not an explanation.) | |||
Financial Jargon & Corporate Lingo Division | ===Financial Jargon & Corporate Lingo Division=== | ||
* "Hostile Takeover" (The Shells' pattern completely wiping an opponent's complex setup off the board in just a few generations.) | * "Hostile Takeover" (The Shells' pattern completely wiping an opponent's complex setup off the board in just a few generations.) | ||
* " | * "Market Correction" (The scoreboard showing a lopsided loss for the Shells.) | ||
* "Intangible Assets" (A picture of the Shells' logo over a completely empty playing field before a match starts.) | * "Intangible Assets" (A picture of the Shells' logo over a completely empty playing field before a match starts.) | ||
* "Aggressive Restructuring" (Explains any seemingly self-destructive play. It's not a mistake; it's a planned demolition for future development.) | * "Aggressive Restructuring" (Explains any seemingly self-destructive play. It's not a mistake; it's a planned demolition for future development.) | ||
* "Pump and Dump" (Lore: The Shells don't beat patterns; they manipulate market sentiment and then short the resulting bubble.) | |||
* "Leveraged Buyout" (Lore: The Shells won the Cup not with their own strength, but by using the accumulated losses and despair of their defeated opponents as leverage to acquire the ultimate prize.) | |||
* "Poison Pill" (Lore: This is the only known effective strategy against the Shells. You have to make your collective so unappealing, so fundamentally toxic, that a takeover would ruin the acquirer. Victory through strategic bankruptcy.) | |||
* "Material Weakness" (Caption: A press release from the Shells' board: "We have identified a material weakness in our opponent's strategy, which currently relies on their continued existence. We will exploit this going forward.") | |||
* "Due Diligence" (Caption: "The Shells performing their pre-game due diligence to see if their opponent is metaphysically solvent enough to be worth acquiring.") | |||
* "Golden Parachute" (Caption: "The league has assured the consciousness of the [defeated team] that they have been provided with a generous exit package.") | |||
* "Unrealized Gains" (Lore: The Shells operate on a different balance sheet, where conventional victory is an accounting technicality and the true profit is something far more sinister.) | |||
Classic Meme Format Division | ===Classic Meme Format Division=== | ||
* Drake Hotline Bling Format | * Drake Hotline Bling Format | ||
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** Level 3: "Maximizing shareholder value." | ** Level 3: "Maximizing shareholder value." | ||
** Level 4 (Galaxy Brain): "Structuring our victory as a subsidiary entity to shield the parent corporation from the existential horror of achievement." | ** Level 4 (Galaxy Brain): "Structuring our victory as a subsidiary entity to shield the parent corporation from the existential horror of achievement." | ||
* "Change My Mind" | |||
** The Shells' logo is placed on the chair where he would sit. | |||
** The Sign on the Table: "A 'LOSS' IS JUST AN UNREALIZED GAIN ON A TEMPORAL SHORT POSITION. CHANGE MY MIND." | |||
* "They're the Same Picture" | |||
** Picture 1: A beautiful, vibrant, and unique pattern created by a team known for artistry, like the Breckenridge Jazz Hands. | |||
** Picture 2: A single line item from a Delaware Corporate Shells earnings report that reads: "Asset Acquisition & Liquidation: $0.00" | |||
* Two Buttons | |||
** Left Button: "Play the game fairly" | |||
** Right Button: "Initiate a class-action lawsuit against the concept of linear time" | |||
** The Character: The Shells' logo | |||
* Trade Offer | |||
** I receive: Your spot in the postseason | |||
** You receive: Increased availability for off-season restructuring | |||
** ... | |||
** I receive: itemized loss receipt that can be deducted against expected value of potential future claimed income | |||
** You receive: a win | |||
* Text plus screenshot from tv show or movie format: | |||
** "Well, new ideas are fine, but they're also illegal" (The Office) | |||
** "You son of a bitch, I'm in." (Rick and Morty) | |||
* Sad Pablo Escobar | |||
** A really really big loss in an elimination game, and the score just follows them around | |||
** (159-158 game) | |||
With the Shells, the crime is the point. | With the Shells, the crime is the point. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:16, 26 July 2025
Meme Ideas
- Madoff - posterized outlne, motto in script, ether side, DECO
- Dela/Where
- It's not about the money / it's about sending a message
- "I know a guy"
- "Make it happen"
- GO TO DELAWARE / DO CRIMES
...oh these are really fucking good:
Movie & TV Quote Division
- "I'm in the empire business." - Walter White, Breaking Bad. (A still of a single, dominant Shells pattern slowly consuming the entire board.)
- "It's not personal. It's strictly business." - Michael Corleone, The Godfather. (The final, winning cell of a game appears, turning the tide in an instant.)
- "I have to return some videotapes." - Patrick Bateman, American Psycho. (Caption: The Shells' official, nonsensical excuse for any bizarre or inexplicable pattern that seems to violate the rules of the game. It’s an alibi, not an explanation.)
Financial Jargon & Corporate Lingo Division
- "Hostile Takeover" (The Shells' pattern completely wiping an opponent's complex setup off the board in just a few generations.)
- "Market Correction" (The scoreboard showing a lopsided loss for the Shells.)
- "Intangible Assets" (A picture of the Shells' logo over a completely empty playing field before a match starts.)
- "Aggressive Restructuring" (Explains any seemingly self-destructive play. It's not a mistake; it's a planned demolition for future development.)
- "Pump and Dump" (Lore: The Shells don't beat patterns; they manipulate market sentiment and then short the resulting bubble.)
- "Leveraged Buyout" (Lore: The Shells won the Cup not with their own strength, but by using the accumulated losses and despair of their defeated opponents as leverage to acquire the ultimate prize.)
- "Poison Pill" (Lore: This is the only known effective strategy against the Shells. You have to make your collective so unappealing, so fundamentally toxic, that a takeover would ruin the acquirer. Victory through strategic bankruptcy.)
- "Material Weakness" (Caption: A press release from the Shells' board: "We have identified a material weakness in our opponent's strategy, which currently relies on their continued existence. We will exploit this going forward.")
- "Due Diligence" (Caption: "The Shells performing their pre-game due diligence to see if their opponent is metaphysically solvent enough to be worth acquiring.")
- "Golden Parachute" (Caption: "The league has assured the consciousness of the [defeated team] that they have been provided with a generous exit package.")
- "Unrealized Gains" (Lore: The Shells operate on a different balance sheet, where conventional victory is an accounting technicality and the true profit is something far more sinister.)
Classic Meme Format Division
- Drake Hotline Bling Format
- (Drake waving away) Text: "Winning the Hellmouth Cup"
- (Drake approving) Text: "Finding a loophole that makes our wins tax-deductible against the heat-death of the universe"
- "They Don't Know..." Format
- Text: "They don't know my entire collective consciousness is legally domiciled in a P.O. box to avoid metaphysical tariffs."
- Is This A Pigeon? Format
- Visual: A character pointing at a chaotic, cancerous-looking pattern that the Shells just used to win.
- Text: "Is this a legitimate growth strategy?"
- Galaxy Brain Format
- Level 1: "Winning the game."
- Level 2: "Dominating the league."
- Level 3: "Maximizing shareholder value."
- Level 4 (Galaxy Brain): "Structuring our victory as a subsidiary entity to shield the parent corporation from the existential horror of achievement."
- "Change My Mind"
- The Shells' logo is placed on the chair where he would sit.
- The Sign on the Table: "A 'LOSS' IS JUST AN UNREALIZED GAIN ON A TEMPORAL SHORT POSITION. CHANGE MY MIND."
- "They're the Same Picture"
- Picture 1: A beautiful, vibrant, and unique pattern created by a team known for artistry, like the Breckenridge Jazz Hands.
- Picture 2: A single line item from a Delaware Corporate Shells earnings report that reads: "Asset Acquisition & Liquidation: $0.00"
- Two Buttons
- Left Button: "Play the game fairly"
- Right Button: "Initiate a class-action lawsuit against the concept of linear time"
- The Character: The Shells' logo
- Trade Offer
- I receive: Your spot in the postseason
- You receive: Increased availability for off-season restructuring
- ...
- I receive: itemized loss receipt that can be deducted against expected value of potential future claimed income
- You receive: a win
- Text plus screenshot from tv show or movie format:
- "Well, new ideas are fine, but they're also illegal" (The Office)
- "You son of a bitch, I'm in." (Rick and Morty)
- Sad Pablo Escobar
- A really really big loss in an elimination game, and the score just follows them around
- (159-158 game)
With the Shells, the crime is the point.