Aragorn

The Lord of the Rings (film series)

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This is a two-panel relatable nostalgia meme. The top panel displays text asking 'Remember when a stack of blank CDs was an amazing Christmas gift?' above an image of a single blank CD in front of a full spindle of blank CDs. The bottom panel uses a widely recognized close-up screenshot of the character Aragorn from *The Lord of the Rings* film franchise, with a serious, intense expression, paired with the text 'I was there, 3,000 years ago'. The humor comes from exaggerating how long ago blank CDs were a popular, desirable holiday gift, poking fun at how quickly digital technology has advanced and making people who remember receiving blank CDs as gifts feel humorously old.

Blank CDs as Christmas Gift Nostalgia Meme

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This is a relatable family humor meme. The top text sets a common household scenario: it is 9:30 PM, you and your siblings are very hungry, but house guests have not yet left so your family cannot eat dinner. The youngest sibling is represented by an image of Aragorn from *The Lord of the Rings*, looking serious and determined, with a caption of his line from the film: 'Ride out with me. Ride out and meet them.' The joke pokes fun at how younger siblings often lack social filter and are willing to directly confront the guests to ask them to leave so the family can eat, framing the mundane situation as a dramatic, high-stakes battle mission.

Youngest sibling proposes confronting lingering guests when everyone is hungry late at night

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This is a 2x2 four-panel meme with the top title "WHAT THE INTERNET HAS TAUGHT ME". The top left panel displays a line graph illustrating the Dunning-Kruger effect, a well-known cognitive bias. The top right panel features a still from *The Lord of the Rings* alongside a fun trivia fact that actor Viggo Mortensen, who played Aragorn, broke two toes while filming the helmet-kicking scene shown. The bottom left panel contains a long, bleak critical text about how capitalism erodes human connection, reduces life to monetized interactions, causes widespread loneliness, and traps people in cycles of exploitation in the name of achievement. The bottom right panel shows a photo of a wild adult opossum carrying many baby opossums on its back, paired with the text stating opossums are actually awesome. The humor and core point of the meme come from the contrast between the heavy, academic, or somber facts in the other three panels, with the wholesome, lighthearted opossum fact framed as the most valuable takeaway from internet learning.

What The Internet Has Taught Me (Opossums Are Great Edition)

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