About: Top Leek

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Top Leek is a meme derived from Lel, Kek and Top Gun. It is a picture of a leek wearing a Top Gun hat (which is on top of the vegetable). It was originally posted on the 18th of August, 2014 and has appeared on multiple threads since. Top Leek threads sometimes contain information and stories about leek, as well as jokes and puns where a word which is similar to leek either in written or spoken form is replaced by said word. For example, "Look at this!" becomes "Leek at this!" and "leak" becomes "leek". The meme has also been used to indicate laughter, similarly to lel and kek.

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rdfs:comment	Top Leek is a meme derived from Lel, Kek and Top Gun. It is a picture of a leek wearing a Top Gun hat (which is on top of the vegetable). It was originally posted on the 18th of August, 2014 and has appeared on multiple threads since. Top Leek threads sometimes contain information and stories about leek, as well as jokes and puns where a word which is similar to leek either in written or spoken form is replaced by said word. For example, "Look at this!" becomes "Leek at this!" and "leak" becomes "leek". The meme has also been used to indicate laughter, similarly to lel and kek.
dcterms:subject	Board Culture /s4s/ may-mays
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abstract	Top Leek is a meme derived from Lel, Kek and Top Gun. It is a picture of a leek wearing a Top Gun hat (which is on top of the vegetable). It was originally posted on the 18th of August, 2014 and has appeared on multiple threads since. Top Leek threads sometimes contain information and stories about leek, as well as jokes and puns where a word which is similar to leek either in written or spoken form is replaced by said word. For example, "Look at this!" becomes "Leek at this!" and "leak" becomes "leek". The meme has also been used to indicate laughter, similarly to lel and kek. Especially when Top Leek was less than a few weeks old, healthiness and positive effects of leek were posted along with the meme, often by namefig Department of Health and Nutrition Information Bureaucracy Services. During some picture and information leaks in 2014 and 2015, Top Leek was briefly more popular than usually, although no relation to these incidents has ever been intended. The first leak happened coincidentally with the introduction of the meme. It is also common to see pictures of le Chinese mp3 grill posing with a spring onion in Top Leek threads.

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