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The act of sneaking up behind someone and kneeing them in the back of their own knee. Preferably done while shouting "NEY VILLAGE" loudly in [[Two Tone]]. It is believed to have originated from a "Disney Village" sign FAIL at a Paris meet.
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The act of sneaking up behind someone and kneeing them in the back of their own knee. Preferably done while shouting "NEY VILLAGE" loudly in [[Two Tone]].  
  
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==Origins==
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It is believed to have originated from a "[[Disney|Disney]] Village" sign [[Fail|FAIL]] at a Paris meet. Various letters of the [[Disney|Disney]] Village illuminated sign had blown, and thus only "Ney Village" was lit up.
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==Pronunciation==
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"Ney" should be said in the same way as "knee"
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==Evolving Use==
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Ney Village later became Ney Vilage ('''knee vill-aah-ge''') after an increase in sign [[Fail|fail]], with one of the 'L' letters failing to illuminate.
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This is also loosely related to [[Billy]], a rather similar meme.
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[[Category:Meet Memes]]

Latest revision as of 17:09, 25 August 2010

The act of sneaking up behind someone and kneeing them in the back of their own knee. Preferably done while shouting "NEY VILLAGE" loudly in Two Tone.

[edit] Origins

It is believed to have originated from a "Disney Village" sign FAIL at a Paris meet. Various letters of the Disney Village illuminated sign had blown, and thus only "Ney Village" was lit up.

[edit] Pronunciation

"Ney" should be said in the same way as "knee"

[edit] Evolving Use

Ney Village later became Ney Vilage (knee vill-aah-ge) after an increase in sign fail, with one of the 'L' letters failing to illuminate.

This is also loosely related to Billy, a rather similar meme.

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