I was the first person to come up with the NPC meme back in 2011. I referred to customers at the computer store as NPCs and I can only assume my colleague spread it from there. How can I collect royalties if I catch anyone using my meme?

>>33239575 (OP)
You would have to prove your precedence, in court. Also, there's the matter of collecting: what is the income on a meme that you're claiming royalties on?

>>33239575 (OP)
I also called people npcs when I was doing a lot of chores for my dad and every place had a small sidequest and told all my friends about it in 2010 as I was starting to play lord of the rings online
can you send the royalties to me too?

>>33239575 (OP)
send me any royalties you've collected so far

>>33239575 (OP)
can we coordinate a bit about the royalties please, I think I was first and unless someone else comes and says he did it first I think any royalties you've collected belong to me, don't make me contact my lawyer.

>>33239575 (OP)
give me money, if you're talking about royalties I think you've made some money out of this in the past so you know it can be made, and it's mine.

>>33239575 (OP)
>2011
I miss the past so fucking much bros, why did everything have to turn to shit? Oh well, life is still worth living.

>>33239575 (OP)
If you make any money off this, let me know, because I invented the word nigger so I'd like to cash in.

>>33239575 (OP)
Memes are fundamental building blocks of culture, I'm not sure you can claim ownership of that.

The internet is serious business.

>>33239575 (OP)
Why is OP replying to himself over and over?

>>33240600
>why did everything have to turn to shit?
Normies took over. The internet was a thing for nerds and normies never really cared for it until the rise of Facebook and the creation of the first IPhone really set the shitcake in motion.

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