The 'Daddy, What Did You Do In the Great War?' meme is based on a famous 1915 British recruitment poster designed to instill guilt in men who did not enlist. In the original image, a father sits in an armchair while his children play with toy soldiers, one asking him about his service during the war. On the internet, this imagery has been subverted into various 'Fucking Legend' iterations where the father reflects on his degenerate online activities, risky crypto trades, or gaming achievements with a sense of ironic pride. It perfectly captures the generational gap and the often absurd 'battles' fought in the digital age, turning an old symbol of wartime shame into a celebration of internet culture and niche expertise.