Do Not Cite the Deep Magic to Me, Witch is a memorable quote from the 1950 fantasy novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by British writer C. S. Lewis and the 2005 film of the same name. Since 2016, a two-panel screen capture of the scene from the move has been circulated as an image macro.

Natalia Poklonskaya Behind Microphones refers to a photograph of the Russian politician and former Prosecutor General of Crimea Natalia Poklonskaya and an unidentified man during a press conference. In 2019, the photograph was circulated as an object-labeling meme. And these memes do it justice.

The meme gods spun their wheel and landed on Shaggy this week. Here are some of our favorites.

"My Pet's Name Is…" is a phrasal template that pet owners use to share the various nicknames that they have given their pets. So Basically, it's the most relatable thing on Twitter for anyone with a pet

When you work in food service or retail, you learn to fear this haircut…

Furry Scaring Dog refers to an object labeling exploitable using an image of a dog showing concern to a person wearing a fursuit. The meme is used to express feelings of concern or alarm between a person and a concept.

Dog on the Phone is a three-panel exploitable image that features a dog in an office space with a phone to his ear. The expression on the dogs face changes from excited, in the first panel, to worried in the final bottom panel.

Always on the Move is a memorable quote by character Obi-Wan Kenobi from 2005 film Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. Originating from /r/PrequelMemes, in early 2018 the image macro based on the quote saw an increase in circulation outside of the community.

A look at some of the most clever parodies to come out of the latest _Into the Spider-Verse meme .

@WeRateDogs is a Twitter page dedicated to rating dogs. @WeRateDogs askes people to send photos of their dogs to be reviewed. Then (if selected) the photo would be tweeted onto the Twitter page with their dog, a rating and a very humorous remark.