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== Origin == | == Origin == | ||
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It all began with a running gag from [[RedLetterMedia]]'s Mr. Plinkett reviews. During RedLetterMedia's review of ''First Contact'', Mr. Plinkett criticizes Captain Picard's reckless disregard for the well-being of | It all began with a running gag from [[RedLetterMedia]]'s Mr. Plinkett reviews. During RedLetterMedia's review of ''First Contact'', Mr. Plinkett criticizes Captain Picard's reckless disregard for the well-being of his crew, which he finds out of step with how Picard is portrayed on the TV series. When Picard reveals his reckless plan to the crew, RedLetterMedia has an expendable, no-name crew member [[Interject|interrupt]] Picard with logic. This crew member had been shooped into an Imperial Guardsman (soldier of the Astra Militarum, for any copyright attorneys out there). The connection is obvious enough; both Star Trek's red shirts and 40k's Guardsmen exist to be blasted into chunky giblets on a worthless hill without any conceivable tactical advantage on some backwater planet no one will remember next week, and fuck all else. Ostensibly, the image was created as a way to point out plot holes and inconsistencies in an in-universe way. | ||
{{quote|Excuse me, Commissar, but our most holy Imperial Infantryman's Uplifting Primer says that the Ork are terribly weak, and any apparent "muscle" is just for show. If that's the case, why did that relatively small Ork just rip Guardsman Jenkins into no fewer than seven pieces?}} | {{quote|Excuse me, Commissar, but our most holy Imperial Infantryman's Uplifting Primer says that the Ork are terribly weak, and any apparent "muscle" is just for show. If that's the case, why did that relatively small Ork just rip Guardsman Jenkins into no fewer than seven pieces?}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:08, 27 November 2015
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Excuse me, Commissar is the latest trend sweeping through /tg/, leaving burned husks and weeping nerds in its wake. As such, literally tens of people are vaguely aware of its malign existence. As with some 60% of all things /tg/, its putrescent origins can be traced to that most nerdly of math games, Warhammer 40,000.
Origin
It all began with a running gag from RedLetterMedia's Mr. Plinkett reviews. During RedLetterMedia's review of First Contact, Mr. Plinkett criticizes Captain Picard's reckless disregard for the well-being of his crew, which he finds out of step with how Picard is portrayed on the TV series. When Picard reveals his reckless plan to the crew, RedLetterMedia has an expendable, no-name crew member interrupt Picard with logic. This crew member had been shooped into an Imperial Guardsman (soldier of the Astra Militarum, for any copyright attorneys out there). The connection is obvious enough; both Star Trek's red shirts and 40k's Guardsmen exist to be blasted into chunky giblets on a worthless hill without any conceivable tactical advantage on some backwater planet no one will remember next week, and fuck all else. Ostensibly, the image was created as a way to point out plot holes and inconsistencies in an in-universe way.
The response to this was anything but atypical: unholy rage.
Now
As of early 2015, this minor meme is, naturally enough, completely bastardized and used for no other purpose than to make neckbeards squeal with impotent rage, as neckbeards are wont to do. Excuse me, Commissar threads on /tg/ are routinely saged and assailed by legions of wrathful nerds, sputtering half chewed Cheetos into their monitors, as, /tg/ being /tg/, there simply isn't enough activity to push the offending thread off the board any time soon. The abject horror.
No one will understand this gallery
Or the entire article, for that matter. It may as well be written in fucking High Gothic. At any rate, the cancer had soon spread to far flung aspects of the Imperium, and even Chaos and xenos. Cancer, indeed.
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Excuse me, Magos... -
Excuse me, Lord... -
Excuse me, Farseer... -
Excuse me, Phaeron... -
Excuse me, Chaplain... -
Excuse me, Commissar, but would you join me for prayer this evening? -
Scuze me, Warboss... -
Excuse me, Canoness... -
Excuse me, Aun'Va... -
Excuse me, Seer Council...
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