Difference between revisions of "Teksoqp"
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[[Image:Teksoqp.gif|thumb|right|State-of-mind's teksoqp logo.]] | [[Image:Teksoqp.gif|thumb|right|State-of-mind's teksoqp logo.]] | ||
− | ''' | + | '''teksoqp''' is a fad based upon nonsensical, confusing, and redundant material. The {{ytmnd|drunkfunny|original site}} was made on July 4, 2006 by {{ytmnduser|State-of-mind}} as a spoof of the [[Unfunny Truth]] fad. His site uses the same eerie "The Rise of Satan" music and glowing font, but the slideshow shows complete gibberish instead of shocking information or internet sources. The final word in the clip was ''teksoqp'', spawning a string of new ytmnds bearing the same name. |
− | Common trends found within | + | ==Features== |
+ | Common trends found within teksoqp sites made after State-of-mind's original are: | ||
*A grotesque picture of a lunch lady | *A grotesque picture of a lunch lady | ||
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*A digital music track credited to [http://wiki.ytmnd.com/User:Moheevi Moheevi] | *A digital music track credited to [http://wiki.ytmnd.com/User:Moheevi Moheevi] | ||
− | Also, | + | Also, teksoqp sites sometimes feature "NUDE MONKIES" in the text or title, or bottles of ketchup or mustard. |
==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 18:38, September 2, 2006
teksoqp is a fad based upon nonsensical, confusing, and redundant material. The original site was made on July 4, 2006 by State-of-mind as a spoof of the Unfunny Truth fad. His site uses the same eerie "The Rise of Satan" music and glowing font, but the slideshow shows complete gibberish instead of shocking information or internet sources. The final word in the clip was teksoqp, spawning a string of new ytmnds bearing the same name.
Features
Common trends found within teksoqp sites made after State-of-mind's original are:
- A grotesque picture of a lunch lady
- A picture of a woman wearing a mustard costume
- A digital music track credited to Moheevi
Also, teksoqp sites sometimes feature "NUDE MONKIES" in the text or title, or bottles of ketchup or mustard.
See also
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