Rick Grimes

The Walking Dead

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This is a 3-panel comedic meme using footage from the TV show *The Walking Dead*. In the first panel, Rick Grimes asks his son Carl if he has heard about a man who dipped his testicles in glitter, and Carl begs his father not to tell the joke. In the second panel, Rick delivers the pun punchline: "It was pretty nuts". In the third panel, Rick leans in closer to Carl to repeat the punchline, calling Carl "Coral" to reference the popular long-running meme of Rick's thick southern accent making him pronounce Carl's name to sound like "Coral". The joke relies on a double entendre: the word "nuts" is both a common slang term for testicles and a term meaning crazy or absurd.

Pretty Nuts Rick and Carl Dad Joke Meme

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This meme features a top text caption paired with a screenshot of Rick Grimes from the TV series *The Walking Dead*. The caption reads "How your dad looks at you when you don't want to help him move 10000 pounds of dirt at 6am on a Sunday". Rick Grimes has a tired, stern, judgmental stare directed at the viewer, which is used to humorously represent the unimpressed, annoyed look fathers often give their children when they decline to help with unreasonably labor-heavy, inconveniently timed chores on rest days.

Dad's Disapproving Look When You Refuse Early Morning Weekend Chores

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When Your Saved Reddit Post Disappears Hours Later

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A two-panel meme using screenshots from AMC's 'The Walking Dead' featuring protagonist Rick Grimes. The top panel shows a clean-shaven, younger Rick sitting in a car, smiling confidently while saying 'GG's bro. Same time tomorrow?'—a casual promise of regular future interaction. The bottom panel contrasts with an older, bearded Rick with a weary expression, accompanied by the text '*Last seen online 7 years ago*'. This creates a humorous irony between the initial commitment to meet 'same time tomorrow' and the reality of a prolonged, unexplained absence, mocking common scenarios where people fail to follow through on promises, especially in online or casual social contexts.

Rick Grimes 'Same Time Tomorrow' vs 'Last Seen Online 7 Years Ago'

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