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This Day In Meme History: Navy Seal Copypasta
November 11th, 2019 12:15 PM
Nine years ago today, the earliest known archived posting of this classic aggro copypasta was submitted to 4chan's otaku enthusiast board /jp/, although one user claims to have created the passage several years prior.
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This Day In Meme History: Three Wolf Moon
November 10th, 2019 11:27 AM
11 years ago today, Amazon user Brian Govern posted a comical review for this classic internet meme shirt, inspiring a slew of hilariously absurd comments on its product review page.
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The Third Anniversary of "He Protec but He Also Attac"
November 9th, 2019 11:51 AM
Over the last three years, this meme has mutated into countless creative variations, filling our image gallery with more than 150 submissions.
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The Fifth Anniversary Of "Press F To Pay Respects"
November 5th, 2019 12:15 PM
Five years ago this week, the first-person shooter Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was released, which featured an iconic funeral cutscene prompting the player to "Press F to Pay Respects."
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This Day In Meme History: The Distracted Boyfriend Stock Photo
November 2nd, 2019 11:03 AM
Four years ago today, this iconic meme stock photo taken by photographer Antonio Guillem made its way on to the stock photo database iStock, where it remained in relative obscurity until being turned into one of the biggest object labeling memes of all time in 2017.
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This Day In Meme History: Navy Seal Copypasta
Nine years ago today, the earliest known archived posting of this classic aggro copypasta was submitted to 4chan's otaku enthusiast board /jp/, although one user claims to have created the passage several years prior.
This Day In Meme History: Three Wolf Moon
11 years ago today, Amazon user Brian Govern posted a comical review for this classic internet meme shirt, inspiring a slew of hilariously absurd comments on its product review page.
The Third Anniversary of "He Protec but He Also Attac"
Over the last three years, this meme has mutated into countless creative variations, filling our image gallery with more than 150 submissions.
The Fifth Anniversary Of "Press F To Pay Respects"
Five years ago this week, the first-person shooter Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was released, which featured an iconic funeral cutscene prompting the player to "Press F to Pay Respects."
This Day In Meme History: The Distracted Boyfriend Stock Photo
Four years ago today, this iconic meme stock photo taken by photographer Antonio Guillem made its way on to the stock photo database iStock, where it remained in relative obscurity until being turned into one of the biggest object labeling memes of all time in 2017.
