I asked him "Is this your work Shirt?" / He replied "no, this is patrick"
A Internet Husband post.
A stock photo of a man at a computer late at night, rubbing his eyes, while a woman in pyjamas watches sadly from the doorway. It's sold as "man working at computer with sad woman in background". As a meme it started on Reddit in May 2011, where it was also called Redditor's Wife. The top line is something serious the wife tells him. The bottom line is his reply, always in internet or gaming language and always missing the point completely. "I told him I want a divorce" / "He said gg." "I told him we're not communicating anymore" / "He told me to check the router." "I said I feel old" / "He said install updates." "I asked him to marry me" / "He accepted the terms and conditions" - the only document he's ever accepted without reading. The man never once turns around. The woman never once leaves. Somewhere, a dinner is going cold. **Why it caught on:** it's every relationship that has had to compete with a screen.