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This Scene From Euphoria Has Become Synonymous With Friends Who Take Your Mild Substance (Ab)use Too Seriously
July 10th, 2024 10:30 AM
The meme is being shared in image and GIF form, often to mock unnecessary despair.
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July 10th, 2024 10:15 AM
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Dutch Van Der Linde Is Kicking The Soul Out Of A Poor Kid In This 'RDR2' Caption Format
July 10th, 2024 9:34 AM
Good man Arthur Morgan intensifies.
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What Is The Iconic 'Suprise MFer' Meme? The Viral Video That's Been A Part Of Internet History For Over 15 Years
July 9th, 2024 9:45 PM
The clip comes from 'Dexter' and was uttered by actor Erik King.
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This Scene From Euphoria Has Become Synonymous With Friends Who Take Your Mild Substance (Ab)use Too Seriously
The meme is being shared in image and GIF form, often to mock unnecessary despair.
15 Insane Posts Found In Facebook Parenting Groups
The things said by parents who probably shouldn't be parents.
Dutch Van Der Linde Is Kicking The Soul Out Of A Poor Kid In This 'RDR2' Caption Format
Good man Arthur Morgan intensifies.
What Is The Iconic 'Suprise MFer' Meme? The Viral Video That's Been A Part Of Internet History For Over 15 Years
The clip comes from 'Dexter' and was uttered by actor Erik King.
