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He WAS his own bodyguard! Chuck Norris loved all the memes about him

This meme features a large main portrait of American actor and martial artist Chuck Norris outdoors, with a smaller inset image showing an example of a classic "Chuck Norris fact" joke. The inset text reads: "CHUCK NORRIS DOESN'T DIAL THE WRONG NUMBER / YOU ANSWERED THE WRONG PHONE." The main large text at the bottom of the image states "CHUCK NORRIS' FORMER BODYGUARD SAYS CHUCK LOVED ALL THE MEMES ABOUT HIM", paired with the post's title pun: the joke is that the long-running exaggeration of Chuck Norris' legendary toughness means he did not need an external bodyguard — he was his own bodyguard. This whole post plays on the decades-old internet trend of absurd, over-the-top "Chuck Norris facts" that frame him as an almost superhuman tough guy.
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CHUCK NORRIS DOESN'T DIAL THE WRONG NUMBER
YOU ANSWERED THE WRONG PHONE
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CHUCK NORRIS' FORMER BODYGUARD SAYS CHUCK LOVED ALL THE MEMES ABOUT HIM

Overview

This meme features a large main portrait of American actor and martial artist Chuck Norris outdoors, with a smaller inset image showing an example of a classic "Chuck Norris fact" joke. The inset text reads: "CHUCK NORRIS DOESN'T DIAL THE WRONG NUMBER / YOU ANSWERED THE WRONG PHONE." The main large text at the bottom of the image states "CHUCK NORRIS' FORMER BODYGUARD SAYS CHUCK LOVED ALL THE MEMES ABOUT HIM", paired with the post's title pun: the joke is that the long-running exaggeration of Chuck Norris' legendary toughness means he did not need an external bodyguard — he was his own bodyguard. This whole post plays on the decades-old internet trend of absurd, over-the-top "Chuck Norris facts" that frame him as an almost superhuman tough guy.

Origin notes

This meme originates from the 9GAG social entertainment platform, as noted. It builds on the decades-long global internet meme trend centered on exaggerated "Chuck Norris facts" that began in the early 2000s, adding a new humorous pun twist with the implied joke that Chuck was his own bodyguard.

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