Correct meme usage

The meme goes:

Have you read SICP?

``Have you read SICP?''

``Is that even relevant to the topic or is that just your way of saying "I've read SICP"?''

End.

The ``Have you read your SICP today?'' must only be used with the snake.

FIOC

It was:

``ONE WORD: THE FORCED INDENTATION OF CODE. THREAD OVER''

h a x  m y  a n u s

This was never a meme, it was never funny, it was always forced, and any discussion about or involving it has always been and always will be unfunny.

EXPERT PROGRAMMER

This is an old meme that is no longer funny.

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Xarn and Christopher are faggots. Stop. This is not a meme.

>>1
Actually, the original form of

Is that even relevant to the topic or is that just your way of saying "I've read SICP"?
was more like

Does that have anything to do with the topic, or is that just your way of saying "I've read SICP"?
I'm pretty sure about that because I was the first to say that. The current form is arguably more natural, though.

>>5
I'm pretty sure about that because I was the first to say that.^{[citation needed]} The current form is arguably more natural, though.

>>7
That creepy guy who manages to dig up everything from /prog/: would you kindly find the first instance for me. Google is useless and I'm not interested in wading through all of /prog/ to find it. The first reference is from somewhere around spring 2007. It was in response to someone presenting how to construct cons, car, and cdr using nothing but lambdas.