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A Baddie Got Twin Blushing 😳 But A Friend Was There To Bring Twin To His Senses 👊 Now It's An Emojipasta 🥀

A Baddie Got Twin Blushing 😳 But A Friend Was There To Bring Twin To His Senses 👊 Now It's An Emojipasta 🥀

And don't forget the 𝓮𝓾𝓪𝓪𝓱𝓱.

March 5th, 2025 9:36 PM

We Might All Be Better Off Taking Notes From This Random Chinese Meme

I Don't Car also known as Here Is Some Criticism is an exploitable meme bourne from a webcomic originally created and posted by artist @constantbageltherapy. The original comic shows a cloud that reads "Here is some criticism" raining down on a person whose speech bubble forms an umbrella that reads, "No thanks." The person is shown to be watering themselves with a can that reads, "I've got my own." A popular variation of this meme shows the cloud with Chinese text that translates to "Your English sucks." The image also shows the watering can removed in favor of a speech-bubble-umbrella that simply reads, "I don't car."

A Chinese meme where a person responds to the statement "your English sucks" with "I don't car" is fast becoming an exploitable meme for the proud and indifferent.

March 5th, 2025 9:15 PM

Give A True Clown A Chance

Give A True Clown A Chance

March 5th, 2025 8:30 PM

What’s Up With The 'Living In 1984' Meme References? What Does The '1984 Calendar' Political Cartoon Means And Its Origin Explained

Big Chungus joke used in the 'living in 1984' meme.

Here's the story behind the 1984 calendar comic and how it grew as a massive exploitable meme online.

March 5th, 2025 8:11 PM

'Have You Answered My Riddle Once?'

'Have You Answered My Riddle Once?'

March 5th, 2025 7:45 PM

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