Mr. Krabs

SpongeBob SquarePants

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This meme uses a scene from the animated series *SpongeBob SquarePants* to illustrate the relatable minor frustration of trying to crack all your fingers. Mr. Krabs is labeled 'Me', grimacing and aggressively pulling Patrick Star, who is labeled 'The finger that isn't cracking' and looks shocked and pained as he is pulled. SpongeBob stands to the side looking concerned, labeled 'The rest of my hand', representing how the rest of the hand feels strained while you obsessively try to get one stubborn finger to crack.

I will never stop

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The meme has two core parts: top text that reads "service worker if they get 1 dollar everytime customer said they won't be back, come back", and an image below of Mr. Krabs from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants reclining comfortably in a huge mountain of green dollar bills, holding a bill in his claw with a satisfied, greedy expression. The joke plays on the extremely common occurrence of customers vowing never to return to a service establishment, only to come back shortly after, implying this happens so often that service workers would accumulate enormous wealth if compensated per such incident, matching Mr. Krabs' well-known obsession with money.

Service Workers Would Be Rich If Paid For Customers Returning After Saying They Won't

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This is a relatable humor reaction meme combining a screencap of an extremely pained Mr. Krabs from the animated series *SpongeBob SquarePants* with text describing the common, uncomfortable experience of swallowing a jagged tortilla chip that scratches the throat while going down. The over-the-top expression of agony on Mr. Krabs' face exaggerates the unpleasant minor pain for comedic effect, making it highly relatable to anyone who has had this experience.

Mr. Krabs Reacts to Swallowing a Sharp Tortilla Chip

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This is a humorous meme that uses the iconic low-resolution Krusty Krab staff meeting template from the animated show SpongeBob SquarePants. At the top of the image, white text on a black background reads 'eating the salt in a pretzel bag'. The scene shows Mr. Krabs positioned at the head of a meeting table addressing other Krusty Krab employees seated around the table, framing the common, slightly indulgent snacking habit of eating leftover salt from a pretzel bag as a serious, high-priority topic for formal group discussion, which creates a relatable, funny contrast between the trivial action and the dramatic presentation.

Eating Pretzel Bag Salt Relatable Meme

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This meme uses a scene from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants to satirize modern tech industry practices. A large industrial robot, labeled 'Companies/startups', is shown spewing yellow liquid waste onto a tiny, annoyed Mr. Krabs labeled 'Me'. The waste being dumped is labeled 'AI companions'. The joke conveys frustration at how tech companies and startups aggressively push unrequested, often intrusive AI companion products onto ordinary consumers, echoing the sarcastic original title 'You data is safe with us' by implying these unwanted AI tools are as unpleasant as waste being dumped on a person, and hinting at privacy concerns related to data harvesting by such AI products.

Companies Dumping Unwanted AI Companions On Users

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This meme uses a tense, spooky scene from the SpongeBob SquarePants animated series to illustrate the nervous, spooked feeling of discussing popular early 2010s internet horror stories (creepypastas including Slenderman, Jeff the Killer, and Sonic.exe) with friends on a cold night in 2014. The scene shows Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob sitting around a small campfire inside a dark, run-down wooden building, both looking unsettled and on edge, which perfectly matches the vibe of being creeped out while talking about scary internet stories in the dark. A line asking users to rate the translation with upvote and downvote icons appears below the main caption text.

Talking about 2014 creepypastas on a cold night relatable meme

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The meme consists of two parts: top text that sets up a relatable family scenario, followed by a screenshot from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants. The top text reads 'When you and your cousins get into a fight at the family function and your parents tell you to hug it out:'. The image below shows five main characters from the show: Sandy Cheeks, Mr. Krabs, Squidward Tentacles, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Patrick Star, all locked in an extremely awkward, forced group hug. Every character displays a clearly annoyed, resentful, or displeased expression, perfectly illustrating the insincere, uncomfortable reconciliation that parents often force on feuding children during family events.

Forced Cousin Hug After Family Fight SpongeBob Meme

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This meme uses a classic campfire scene from the animated show SpongeBob SquarePants, where Mr. Krabs is positioned as a divorced mother telling a story, and SpongeBob is positioned as her 7 year old son. The overlaid text reads 'divorced moms telling their 7 year old son how evil their dad is', humorously poking fun at the common and widely criticized trope of separated parents badmouthing their former partner to young, impressionable children. The visual of Mr. Krabs looking dramatic while telling the story, paired with SpongeBob's wide-eyed, uneasy expression, perfectly illustrates the dynamic of the adult sharing negative, possibly exaggerated information with a young child who absorbs it seriously.

Divorced Moms Telling Young Son Their Dad Is Evil SpongeBob Meme

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This meme features a pun in its title 'The Nimh-rod', combining NIMH (the National Institute of Mental Health which ran famous 1970s rat utopia experiments) and the slang term 'nimrod' meaning a foolish person. The top text sets up a joke: a person says 'I wanna live in a utopia!', followed by 'Rats:' to introduce the rat response. The accompanying scene is a screenshot from SpongeBob SquarePants where Mr. Krabs and Squidward exchange awkward looks with the text 'How do we tell him?' overlaid, referencing that the NIMH rat utopia experiments ended in societal collapse even with unlimited resources, implying the speaker is naive to the fact that utopias are functionally unworkable for social species, and the rats already know this negative outcome.

The Nimh-rod Utopia Meme

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This is a 3-panel comparison meme using the popular increasingly intense SpongeBob SquarePants template to compare the political and conflict history of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Brazil. Each panel features a version of SpongeBob that grows more tough, muscular, and serious as the historical crises listed for each country become more numerous and severe. The first panel shows a cheerful regular SpongeBob holding the US flag, paired with text noting the US has had 40 presidents and 1 civil war. The second panel shows a stern SpongeBob wearing a headband holding the UK flag, paired with text noting the UK has had 61 kings and 3 large civil wars. The third panel shows a buff, angry SpongeBob wearing a headband holding the Brazilian flag, with Mr. Krabs chained in the background, paired with an extensive list of major political crises in Brazil including emperors, dictators, coups, civil wars, impeachments, presidential self-coup attempts, a former dictator elected as president, the world's largest corruption scandal, and a former inmate president. The humor derives from framing Brazil as far more politically turbulent and 'hardcore' than the US and UK, with the escalating intensity of SpongeBob's design matching the scale of historical crises for each nation.

U.S. x UK x Brazil Political History Comparison Meme

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The meme is structured as text placed above a reaction image of Mr. Krabs from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants. The first line of text quotes a common statement from older generations: 'Parents: "back in our days we didn't go to therapy"'. The second line describes the younger poster's experience: 'Me, fighting the urge to say "It shows"'. The paired image shows Mr. Krabs with a tense, pursed-lip expression, visibly holding back from making a rude but honest retort. The joke is relatable for many younger people who recognize that older generations' lack of access to or rejection of therapy often resulted in unaddressed emotional and behavioral issues that impact their families, but refrain from pointing this out to avoid conflict with their parents.

Fighting the urge to tell my parents their lack of therapy is obvious

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This is a two-panel edited meme using footage from the SpongeBob SquarePants animated series. In the first panel, Mr. Krabs wears the iconic green cap of Link from The Legend of Zelda video game franchise, holds a shovel and stands next to a gravestone marked #1 Royal Family, with overlaid text reading 'Am I really going to defile this grave for money?'. In the second panel, Mr. Krabs has already begun digging up the grave, throwing treasures onto the ground, with overlaid text reading 'Of course I am!'. The joke combines three core references: Mr. Krabs' canonical extreme obsession with earning money, the common Legend of Zelda player behavior of robbing graves for valuable items while justifying it as the hero, and modern public discourse surrounding the British Royal Family's accumulated wealth.

Mr. Krabs dressed as Link robs the Royal Family grave for money

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