Nerdy remix kit
Nerdy Spooder-Man Across the Spooder-Verse
Two noes. One lab meme. Then the bit became a remix kit.
Origin story
Two rejections, one Steam meme, then Spooder-Man.
CHI said no. UIST said no. I made a Steam-style rejection badge meme, sent it to my labmates, then the Spooder-Man idea had too much chaotic energy to leave alone.
Same paper, two noes, still moving.
The Wall of Rejection started as an achievement-card joke for labmates.
The meme became a remix page: assets, prompt, and a weird little invitation.
Spoody kit
Pick a spoody-suit.
Use these frames as placeholders or references; swap in your own academic no.
How to remix this
Remix it in three moves.
Start with your no, use the files, keep the serious work easy to find.
- 01 Start with a real no. Rejection, confusing review, failed prototype, or round two.
- 02 Grab the spoody-suits. Open the Markdown prompt and asset ZIP; swap in your field and voice.
- 03 Join the verse. Credit the idea and invite the next remix.
Spoody-suit files.
Markdown prompt plus asset ZIP: enough structure, not a clone.
Source playlist
Where the bit came from.
The Spooder-Man meme supplied the chaotic tone.
Full playlist: open the 10-video playlist.
Credit Sirui Tao as the OG HCI Spooder-Man. The original spark was a double rejection, a lab meme, and too much Spooder-Man energy.
Become a Spooder-Man. Join the nerdy Spooder-Verse.