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"Choccy Milk" Does a Body Good
December 19th, 2016 2:30 PM
Memes about chocolate flavored milk beverages are gaining steam among ironic memers on Facebook, Reddit and iFunny.
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New Tumblr Meme, We Die Like Men
December 17th, 2016 4:00 PM
Tumblr has been filled with variations of the phrase "No Airbag, We die Like Men" for the second half of 2016.
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Who Is TheLegend27?
December 12th, 2016 4:41 PM
A commercial for Game of War has inspired copypastas and dozens of video edits.
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"Hi, My Name's Catrina!"
December 9th, 2016 2:00 PM
Catrina, an extremely overzealous child actor on a 1980s British children's television show, has been brought back to meme-life thanks to some clever captions.
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Me in 2006 vs. Me in 2016
December 9th, 2016 12:30 PM
What initially started as a way for Twitter users to show their drastic personal transformations over the last decade has been overtaken by hilarious troll posts featuring celebrities, fictional characters and even flaming dumpsters.
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"Choccy Milk" Does a Body Good
Memes about chocolate flavored milk beverages are gaining steam among ironic memers on Facebook, Reddit and iFunny.
New Tumblr Meme, We Die Like Men
Tumblr has been filled with variations of the phrase "No Airbag, We die Like Men" for the second half of 2016.
Who Is TheLegend27?
A commercial for Game of War has inspired copypastas and dozens of video edits.
"Hi, My Name's Catrina!"
Catrina, an extremely overzealous child actor on a 1980s British children's television show, has been brought back to meme-life thanks to some clever captions.
Me in 2006 vs. Me in 2016
What initially started as a way for Twitter users to show their drastic personal transformations over the last decade has been overtaken by hilarious troll posts featuring celebrities, fictional characters and even flaming dumpsters.
