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September 7th, 2024 4:00 PM Share14 Years Ago, The Classic Bear Grylls Meme First Appeared On Reddit
September 7th, 2024 3:00 PMThis image macro series featuring a photo of British survival expert Edward "Bear" Grylls parodies the ridiculous and unnecessary stunts Grylls performs on his shows.
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Oshiete yo! Tokyo Ghoul Began Serialization On This Day 13 Years Ago
Huge shoutout to everyone feeling particularly dead inside on this blessed day.
14 Years Ago, Advice Dog Became One Of The First Big Advice Animals
Advice Dog is one of the original memes, usually accompanied by unrelated advice and ridiculous instructions.
14 Years Ago, 'Ben Drowned' Began Terrifying Gamers Everywhere
You shouldn't have done that.
14 Years Ago, The Classic Bear Grylls Meme First Appeared On Reddit
This image macro series featuring a photo of British survival expert Edward "Bear" Grylls parodies the ridiculous and unnecessary stunts Grylls performs on his shows.