Tag: 4th of July

This is a two-panel humorous meme themed around the US 4th of July (Independence Day) holiday. The top of the image has the text 'Bought the 4th of July M&Ms specifically to do this'. The first panel below the text shows a limited edition red, white and blue mix M&Ms pack, themed for 4th of July with an Uncle Sam hat wearing M&M mascot on the packaging, placed on a patterned blue and white tablecloth. The second panel displays the M&Ms from the pack carefully arranged to form the design of the flag of the United States of America, using the red, white and blue colored candies to match the flag's stripes and star canton pattern.

4th of July M&Ms Arranged Into American Flag

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The image features a weathered, grunge-textured Union Jack, the national flag of the United Kingdom, as its background. Bold, white, all-caps text is placed at the top of the flag reading 'HAPPY TREASON DAY', and matching text at the bottom reads 'UNGRATEFUL COLONIALS'. This is a sarcastic, lighthearted joke referring to the United States' Independence Day (celebrated July 4th), framed from a humorous British perspective that frames the American Revolution as an act of treason against British rule, teasing Americans as ungrateful former colonial subjects.

Happy Treason Day Ungrateful Colonials 4th of July Joke

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This is a two-panel meme using footage of Skeletor from the 1980s *He-Man and the Masters of the Universe* animated series. In the first panel, Skeletor is reclining casually with a wide laughing expression in a dark cave setting, with overlaid text that reads: 'Remember when you're blaring Born In The USA on the 4th that it's about the neglect and horrible treatment of veterans.' In the second panel, Skeletor is walking away from the viewer with his back turned, with overlaid text that reads: '... Until next time!'. The joke plays on the common misinterpretation of Bruce Springsteen's 'Born in the USA' as a patriotic anthem for 4th of July celebrations, when the song is actually a critique of the United States' poor treatment of Vietnam War veterans. Skeletor's abrupt exit after sharing the inconvenient fact adds to the snarky, humorous tone of the meme.

Skeletor Points Out Born In The USA Is About Veteran Neglect On 4th Of July

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This image is a screenshot of a tweet from verified X (formerly Twitter) user Sundae_Gurl (@SundaeDivine), shared as a 4th of July themed joke. The tweet reads: 'First time buying fireworks and I wasn't sure I'd picked the right ones until the salesman gave me a wink and high-foured me.' The humor comes from the pun on 'high-fived' replaced with 'high-foured': the term 'high-foured' implies the fireworks salesman only has four fingers, having lost one to a fireworks accident, signaling the fireworks the user purchased are extremely powerful and potentially dangerous. The joke ties to common 4th of July safety warnings about the risk of finger amputations from improper fireworks handling.

Be careful out there this 4th of July.....or you'll be high fouring people for the rest of your life

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A meme titled '4th of July Facts' that humorously combines educational content with satire. The top text reads '4th of July Facts' followed by 'Different elements produce different colored fireworks.' Below is a 2x3 grid of images, each labeled with a chemical element: Copper (blue firework), Sodium (gold firework), Barium (green firework), Magnesium (white firework), Uranium (mushroom cloud/nuclear explosion), and Strontium (red firework). The comedic twist lies in the Uranium entry, which subverts expectations by depicting a nuclear explosion instead of a traditional firework, contrasting the scientifically accurate firework colors of the other elements (Copper: blue, Sodium: gold, Barium: green, Magnesium: white, Strontium: red).

4th of July Facts: Elements and Their Firework Colors

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