Difference between revisions of "J'Accuse!"

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'''Usage'''
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Used whenever a figure in a screengrab is pointing dramatically.
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'''Origin'''
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J'accuse ('I accuse!') was a phrase coined by journalist George Clemenceau as a title to writer Emile Zola's open letter to the President of France during [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreyfus_affair The Dreyfus Affair].
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[[Image:Jaccuse.jpg|right|J'Accuse!]]
 
[[Image:Jaccuse.jpg|right|J'Accuse!]]
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{{caption|3jaccuse.jpg|GlitterRock|"J'ACCUSE!"}}
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{{caption|Jacuselittleshop.jpg|Cyberbeast|"J'accuse!"}}
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{{caption|Jaccusebitchjaccuse.jpg|TheGrayZombie|J'accuse, Bitch, J'accuse}}
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{{caption|Jaccuseyourepointingatthesinkiknow.jpg|gleeb|"J'Accuse!" "You're pointing at the sink." "I know."}}
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{{caption|Qsmm05.jpg|Zee|'Parker Lewis Can't J'Accuse'}}
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[[Category:Running gags]]

Latest revision as of 20:21, 10 December 2006

Usage

Used whenever a figure in a screengrab is pointing dramatically.

Origin

J'accuse ('I accuse!') was a phrase coined by journalist George Clemenceau as a title to writer Emile Zola's open letter to the President of France during The Dreyfus Affair.

J'Accuse!
"J'ACCUSE!"
GlitterRock
"J'ACCUSE!"
"J'accuse!"
Cyberbeast
"J'accuse!"
J'accuse, Bitch, J'accuse
TheGrayZombie
J'accuse, Bitch, J'accuse
"J'Accuse!" "You're pointing at the sink." "I know."
gleeb
"J'Accuse!" "You're pointing at the sink." "I know."
'Parker Lewis Can't J'Accuse'
Zee
'Parker Lewis Can't J'Accuse'