Historical memes thread, WW1 preferred

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These are pretty low quality I'll admit, but I lost all my old ones

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>>3185465
BIHH FIX THAT SHIT RN

>>3185443
Ever "notice" how people always forgot to conjugate when asking if yiu ever noticED something?

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>>3187128
No, I can't say I've noticed that

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>>3185448
And then the real police come for your ass

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>>3185484

>>3185484
NANI?

>>3187441
Kek

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>>3185432

>>3187128
Why should it be in the past though?
Both variants seem grammatical to me.
Language and logic have nothing to do with each other, keep that in mind.

>>3188714
He did nothing wrong

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>>3188714
>not for her

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>>3188773
CUTE

>>3188727
It matters given that it's an expression.

>>3187165
I tend not to notice it either

>>3187128
>>3188727
It should be in the past if you say "have you ever noticed," but in the present / iterative aspect if you say "do you ever notice."

The main issue is that saying something like "do you ever notice that" sounds more clunky than "have you ever noticed that" or "do you ever notice when / if / how," even though all these examples are technically correct (of course, you could argue that "have you ever" indicates a continuous time period from the past to now in which there was a singular incident, whereas "do you" or "do you ever" indicates either only the present or some iterative action, meaning that "that," which is often used with singular nouns / instances, isn't perfectly correct). Then, when in common speech the helper verb is omitted, it could be either the present or the past, but people remember the clunkiness of "do" + "that" and think that something is amiss.

>>3185450
Aaand saved.

>>3188787
>filename
kek, nice one my brother.

>>3187441
That's fucking great.

>>3187174
This is one of the best things I've ever seen

>>3187128
>>3189067
Its because "have you ever noticed" can get changed to "do you ever notice" in the speakers head when you abbreviate it to "ever notice"...
basically, "ever notice" can mean multiple phrases as its being spoken so the listener and speaker usually don't notice the difference

>>3185434
this doesnt even make sense

>>3187441
Can I get a link to the austro-hungarian one?

>>3185443
D O

>>3190038
IT

>>3188787
WE WUZ CHINGS

>>3190043
NEVER

>>3185432
but I'm already a wizard

>>3187617
Kek