Pepe the Frog

Internet Meme

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The meme uses a black background, with the widely known internet character Pepe the Frog placed on the left side wearing a blue shirt and brown shorts, holding a yellow and black handled screwdriver with a resigned, deadpan expression. White text is arranged around the character: 'MY BODY IS A' above Pepe, 'MACHINE' to the right of the screwdriver, 'THAT TURNS' below Pepe, and 'INTO' at the bottom left. Two real photos are placed on the right side: the top photo shows an intact, undamaged Phillips head screw on a rough textured surface, while the bottom photo shows a fully stripped, worn Phillips head screw with its cross indentation too damaged to be used with a standard screwdriver, placed on a wooden surface. The joke is a self-deprecating relatable gag about the creator's consistent clumsiness or bad luck during repair or DIY work, where they always accidentally damage screw heads.

My Body Is A Machine That Turns Good Screws Into Stripped Ones

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This is a lighthearted absurdist meme featuring a person wearing a Pepe the Frog mascot costume standing in front of a presentation projector screen. The text on the screen reads 'Vegans should not drive cars because gasoline is dead dinosaurs'. The joke plays on an oversimplified popular belief that fossil fuels are made from dead dinosaur remains, and absurdly extends vegan ethics of avoiding animal products to gasoline use, implying vegans should object to driving gasoline-powered cars. The deadpan smug expression of the Pepe character adds to the humorous delivery of the ridiculous argument.

Why shouldn't vegans drive?

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This is a 4-panel relatable meme targeted at regular Reddit users. The top left panel shows a smug, confident Pepe the Frog with the text "Uploads a post :", paired with the bottom left panel showing the Reddit posting interface, where a cursor clicks the blue "Post" button next to the "Save Draft" option. The top right panel is labeled "Next day :" with a sweating, wide-eyed, panicked Pepe, paired with the bottom right panel showing the post's stats: 0 upvotes and 500 comments. This jokes about the common relatable experience of posting something on Reddit that receives no positive engagement but draws a large amount of often negative or controversial comments, a situation frequent Reddit users are familiar with.

Avid redditors would know

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A three-panel meme featuring the popular internet character Pepe the Frog. In the first panel, Pepe is seated on a red couch, holding a book titled 'Reasons to live' with the author listed as 'MemeCreator'. The second panel shows a close-up of Pepe pointing to text inside the book that reads 'THE AI BUBBLE WILL POP'. The third panel is an extreme close-up of Pepe's face, displaying a shocked expression with wide, round eyes, emphasizing surprise or disbelief at the book's content. The meme humorously suggests that the 'AI bubble popping' is a reason to live, using sarcasm and Pepe's expressive reaction to create comedic effect.

Pepe Reads 'Reasons to Live' and the AI Bubble Pop

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An animated GIF featuring Pepe the Frog, a green anthropomorphic frog character, sitting on a wooden chair. Pepe wears a blue and green striped shirt, with his arms crossed and legs slightly apart. Above his head, the text 'Guys' appears, while below him, the text reads, 'I'm a fat slob still, but I'm down 15 pounds in three months.' The character's expression balances self-deprecation with quiet pride, conveying a relatable message of small but meaningful personal progress. The background is plain white, keeping focus on Pepe and his statement.

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A four-panel collage meme titled 'MEMES IF COVID-09 OCCURED' that humorously imagines how different groups might have reacted to a 2009 COVID-19 outbreak using early 2010s internet meme formats. Top-left panel: Pepe the Frog with a smug expression, captioned 'KIDS WHEN THEY REALISE THEY DON'T HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL'. Top-right panel: Virgin Wojak crying, captioned 'VIRGINS IN LOCKDOWN KNOWING THEY'LL BE SINGLE FOREVER'. Bottom-left panel: A frustrated stick figure at a computer, captioned 'BOOMERS TRYING TO WORK FROM HOME'. Bottom-right panel: Jackie Chan with hands on his head, captioned 'WHEN YOU SEE SOMEONE WEAR A MASK INCORRECTLY'.

MEMES IF COVID-09 OCCURED

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An illustration depicting Pepe the Frog, a well-known internet meme character, sitting in a small wooden boat. The boat floats on a bright orange liquid that appears to be pouring from an oversized Fanta soda can positioned in the top left corner. Above the scene, handwritten-style text reads, 'Is this real life, or is this just Fanta sea?', which is a pun on the word 'fantasy'. Pepe has a concerned or confused expression, with wide eyes and a slightly open mouth, as he navigates the small boat through the orange liquid. The background is plain white, emphasizing the central elements of the Fanta can, the orange liquid, and Pepe in the boat.

Is this real life, or is this just Fanta sea

An illustration depicting Pep…

A 2x2 collage meme featuring four distinct images: Top-left shows a muscular boxer sitting confidently in a boxing ring with a focused expression; Top-right is the meme character Pepe the Frog, depicted as a green figure flexing its arm with a smug grin; Bottom-left presents another boxer with a shocked, open-mouthed expression, appearing startled; Bottom-right is a close-up of a hamster with its mouth agape, looking surprised. The collage likely aims to create a humorous or satisfying contrast between the different expressions and subjects.

Satisfying

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The image consists of two 4chan-style posts presented in a screenshot format. The first post (OP) features a Pepe the Frog image with a smug expression, accompanied by text detailing a humorous (and scientifically inaccurate) train of thought: drinking a sugary drink, urinating, noticing the urine smells like sugar, and concluding that the body "filters out excess sugar" so no need to worry. The second post is a reply simply stating "Anon..." implying a facepalm or correction to OP's flawed logic.

Anon Thinks His Body Filters Excess Sugar, Outsmarting Science

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