Angelina Jolie's Right Leg

Perhaps we're crazy, but we're starting to think the right leg trend, pioneered, or at least made famous by the meme-ification of Angelina Jolie's 201

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Remember Angelina Jolie's right leg on Oscar night? Of course you do. She thrust it out of the thigh-high slit on her Versace gown all the way down the red carpet, and then on stage while presenting an award. It was so obviously weird that the winners of said award--the writers of The Descendants who won for best adapted screenplay--all mocked her immediately during their acceptance speech. Following the Oscars, Jolie's right leg went viral, and spawned a Twitter account, countless Tumblrs, and fun games like Jolie legbombing--pasting Jolie's right leg in a photo. Jolie has finally addressed the phenomenon of her right leg, and in typically Jolie-fashion, she kind of makes you feel bad about yourself for even thinking it was a thing. "I honestly didn't pay attention to it," she told the Huffington Post. "You know what I mean? I don't watch those TV shows and if I go online and see something about myself, I don't click on it. And the people I surround myself with don't really talk about that kind of stuff. [Laughs]. I heard something, but I didn't pay any attention. It's as simple as being a woman picking a dress you like and having a night, and not really thinking about anything else." Right... Here's what we wish she would have said: