Jul 25, 2023
Sometimes ideas for memes get stuck in my head and I have to manifest them to get some peace
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Sometimes ideas for memes get stuck in my head and I have to manifest them to get some peace
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What, spelled wot, was especially visible as an exclamation in the mid-20th century, during and after the Second World War, when everything was in short supply. All over Europe appeared the drawing of a man with a small round head, a long nose and two hands, peering over the top of a wall. He was called Mr Chad, and he was always complaining about shortages, using such phrases as 'Wot, no eggs?' or 'Wot, no petrol?'... ...The caption became a catch-phrase, and it stayed popular wartime shortages disappeared... someone was complaining about the lack of a good mobile phone connection. The writing said simply: 'Wot, no signal?'
The Story of English in 100 words - David Cystal
