It's a MEM'E'.
I did this one for class and then realized that I could replace Pam Halpert (played by Jenna Fischer) with my own character. I went with Annie because it seems more her personality. Actually, I'm not sure what Barbara's personality is. I need to use her more to figure that out.
Obligatory Math (ObMath): When you translate a line, one of two things will occur. The image will either be parallel to the given line, because slope (orientation) is preserved, or you will get the same line because it is moved onto itself. If the number of units in each direction in the translation matches the rise and the run, the images will be points on the original line.
What's your opinion? Once again, I promise I won't delete it. Unless it's spam. Or rude. Or ...
Well, what's your opinion? We can go from there.
And, yes, it's the same comment.
UPDATE: Here was the original meme that I was going to use in class:
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