Monday, April 15, 2013

QUIDDITCHING: The Newest Crazy Meme Like Planking

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QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze
Its amazing how stupid things take wings ideas or act infect alot of people As any internet craze aficionado will know, there's a gossamer-fine line between inventing a popular meme and just looking stupid, if not a little deranged.

Indeed, if you're into online trends, you'll know all about planking, breading, owling and Batmanning... and you'll definitely have heard of Lion King-ing.

But here's a new one that is bound to get off the ground: Quidditching.

Hundreds of Harry Potter fans are literally jumping at the chance to show off their Quidditch skills in this new online rage that is already beginning to sweep the globe.

High flying: Hundreds of Harry Potter fans are literally jumping at the chance to show off their Quidditch skills in this new online rage that is already beginning to sweep the globe


Beachin' ride: All you need is a spring in your step, a quick-fingered friend with a camera and a broomstick wedged firmly between your legs
All you need is a spring in your step, a quick-fingered friend with a camera and a broomstick wedged firmly between your legs. And unlike some of its predecessors, this is a trend that is both safe and easy.
It involves leaping with a broomstick to look like J.K. Rowling's bespectacled wizard Harry Potter competing in a game of the mythical sport Quidditch.


She's a real Eiffel: The trend has become so popular that it has reached as far as Paris in France

Snow gravity: These Russian soldiers high on life... and brooms

QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture CrazeMuggles mania has swept across the globe once again as Hogwarts fans go 'Pottering' around on their broomsticks in the latest Internet craze
QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze 
QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze

QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture CrazeQUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze
The game, made famous by Harry Potter and his wizard mates, involves chasing Snitches and beating off Bludgers all while flying on broomsticks. It began in Japan, invented by a handful of (presumably bored) university students, and has already travelled to Russia, Europe and America. It is not the first time a bizarre photograph meme has swept the globe on the internet.

QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze


QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze

QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze


QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture CrazeExotic: Muggles mania has swept across the globe once again as Hogwarts fans 'Potter' around on their broomsticks in the latest Internet craze
QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze
Most recently, Lion King-ing became the internet's most popular fad.

It sees pet owners around the world lifting their animals above their head, copying a famous scene from the film The Lion King in which the wise mandrill Rafiki presents the young Simba to the herd. It joined the ranks of planking, Tebowing, Batmanning and owling, to name a few.


QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze

QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze
QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture CrazeQUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze
QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze
QUIDDITCHING: The New Internet Picture Craze

Similar stupid craze trends include;

Planking involved people posting pictures of themselves lying flat in random places for no apparent reason.

Tebowing took its name from the Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow, who dropped to one knee and paused with a hand resting on his forehead as he prayed during a game. Images soon starting spring up all over the internet of people pulling the exact same pose.

Owling consisted of people crouching on their haunches and staring into the middle distance, like an owl.

Batmanning was similar, except participants hung upside down.

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