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When the throne was vacant after the abdication of Louis, discussion ensued about creating an elected head of state while keeping the title of "king." Many monarchists did not like this and began using a meme from "The Princess Bride" to indicate many Talossans did not seem to understand what the meaning of the word "king" was. | [[File:Princess bride meme.jpeg|thumb|right]]The '''Princess Bride meme''' refers to an image macro that became especially common in [[Talossa]]. When the [[throne]] was vacant after the abdication of [[Louis]], discussion ensued about creating an elected head of state while keeping the title of "king." Many monarchists did not like this and began using a meme from "The Princess Bride" to indicate many Talossans did not seem to understand what the meaning of the word "king" was. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:58, 1 April 2013
The Princess Bride meme refers to an image macro that became especially common in Talossa. When the throne was vacant after the abdication of Louis, discussion ensued about creating an elected head of state while keeping the title of "king." Many monarchists did not like this and began using a meme from "The Princess Bride" to indicate many Talossans did not seem to understand what the meaning of the word "king" was.