The meme is not sufficient in itself to make sense. It only works in the context of weibos fawning over japanese maid cosplay mixed with PC building… From the early 2000s from the look of the computer
Having worked with maids in real life, no fucking way I’m letting anyone with a electrostatic feather duster near a ungrounded circuit board, especially if their wearing polyester uniforms with insulated platform shoes…
When I first saw it I thought it was that some brand makes their fans in Japan, or “maid in Japan”. And I thought that was a kinda lame joke. But it works a lot better than a reference as obscure as this…
This took me way longer to understand than it should have.
Yeah, I don’t get it and I’ve been thinking about it too long now.
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Explain like I’m old?
The meme is not sufficient in itself to make sense. It only works in the context of weibos fawning over japanese maid cosplay mixed with PC building… From the early 2000s from the look of the computer
Having worked with maids in real life, no fucking way I’m letting anyone with a electrostatic feather duster near a ungrounded circuit board, especially if their wearing polyester uniforms with insulated platform shoes…
Thanks! I have never been a part of anime related communities/subcultures so I would have never picked up on that.
See the picture I attached. Now pretend you’re horizontal on the floor looking up at the maid building the PC. You are the CPU fan looking up
Wait is that seriously it?
When I first saw it I thought it was that some brand makes their fans in Japan, or “maid in Japan”. And I thought that was a kinda lame joke. But it works a lot better than a reference as obscure as this…
Can you enlighten the rest of us simpletons?
Different perspective of this meme