名コピペ (Mei copipe)" means "nice copy and paste," which describes funny jokes or stories on the internet that people then copy and paste to their own blog or on Twitter, so the story gets spread around on the net quickly to become a kind of meme. One well known "mei copipe" on the net in Japan is "My boyfriend uses a velcro type wallet. What a ****!" The story is about a couple who went to a nice restaurant in nice clothes and enjoyed a nice dinner. But when it was time to pay the bill, the guy smugly said "I’ll pay" and took out his wallet. The wallet was a cheap velcro type and the noise of the opening velcro echoed across the restaurant. Girls loved the story and agreed with the girl's feeling. Guys also sympathized with the BF, adopting a "never mind" mentality. I often see this Ascii art or an imitation of it on the internet. I knew someone made an original song and played it on nico nico doga. Today I read that someone made it into an iPhone app. So silly.
