Hey guys, I'm a tank .

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I find the distinction a bit forced, though. For example, you call Renekton a bruiser and Shen a tank, yet they both have only 1 CC ability, and Renekton gains WAY more bonus health from his ult than Shen does from his shield. Also, you say that Bruisers are the ones who split push, yet one of Shen's main strengths is his split pushing.

I think the general difference between Tanks and Bruisers is that a Tank is a champ who has strong tools to engage a fight, and has natural tanky parts of their kit - bonus resists/ shields/ health/ dmg reduction. They often have built in sustain, and % damage built in their kits to allow them to have high enough base damage to be relevant. A bruiser is simply a champ that benefits from building a mixture of damage and tank items; bruiser champs range from an AD melee champ like Garen, to an AP mage like Swain who generally builds tanky (RoA/ Hourglass/ Liandry's/ Spirit Visage).

Here's how I found the best way to define the two classes.

Fighter - Single target damage. Best used in 1v1 fights. Tends to prefer AD due to the nature of auto attacks being a large source of their damage. Akali, Fizz, Shaco, Lee Sin, Master Yi, Renekton, Vi, Mundo, J4, Trundle, Fiora, Nocturne.

Tanks - AoE damage. Best used in group fights. Tends to prefer AP due to being ability based. Cho'Gath, Sejuani, Rammus, Malphite (Only because of the AoE on Brutal Strikes), Amumu, Zac, Singed.

Give me a champion and I will tell you Fighter or Tank and WHY.

My definition is saying exactly that: Doge "memes" are just image macros. People use the word wrong all the time. Doesn't mean the definition has changed.

No dictionary has yet changed its definition (that I know of), so it's still proper to use the scientific definition.

Language may take the form of a word, but a word does not represent all of language.

A meme may take the form of an image, but an image is not the entire meme.

One does not make a meme without social consent. One makes an image macro using a meme.

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Who on earth came up with the term "image macro" anyway? How is that supposed to be a macro?

It came from forum macros, or "emoticons". Like typing " :) " would produce a smiley. Just like user-defined macros for gaming mice(like pressing 1 button would result in a 5-key string). Generally, macros take smaller inputs and produce larger outputs, according to a specified pattern. Image macros use images as the input string and convey more with less words(that message would be the "output string"). Familiar images are capable of framing their captions into a certain context. Memes are the ideas behind those macros, but a single instance of an image macro using a meme isn't a meme in itself.

In New York City, there are two Montreal-style bagel locations in Brooklyn within four blocks of each other:

Montreal-style bagels are made fresh in a traditional wood-fired brick oven in New York's historic Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, at B&B Empire Cafe (200 Clinton Street, Brooklyn NY).

Montreal-style bagels can be purchased at a deli called Mile End, in the Boerum Hill section of Brooklyn, which was opened and is run by a Montreal native.

Montreal-style bagels have traveled to the West Coast. The Eltana Café, in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, makes the wood-fired, hand-rolled, honey water boiled bagels. Its lead baker interned at St. Viateur’s to learn from the master creators.