Tag: Bluesky

This is a screenshot of a Bluesky social media post by verified user Kieron Gillen. The post expresses mock panic about an absurd hypothetical science news story: genetically modifying crabs with cheetah genes. The core joke relies on a double meaning of the phrase 'go sideways fast'—crabs are known for moving sideways, and 'go sideways' is also an idiom meaning to go wrong or awry. The post satirizes common fears of reckless or unethical genetic engineering by using an over-the-top, ridiculous scenario to exaggerate those concerns.

Petrified About Cheetah-Gene Crabs? This Meme Jokes About Crazy Science

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A screenshot of a Bluesky post by Bethany Elliott discussing the meta nature of the 'how do you do, fellow kids?' meme. The post explains that a mid-20s individual hadn't heard of the meme, making the meme itself an example of being outdated. Below the text is an image of a character (Irving Zisman from 'Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa') wearing a red cap and red hoodie, holding a skateboard over his shoulder, with the yellow caption 'HOW DO YOU DO, FELLOW KIDS?'

Meta 'How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?' Meme Observation

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A two-panel meme depicting a subway scene. The left panel shows a person in a red hoodie standing in the aisle, while another individual sits and looks at a phone. The right panel features the same red hoodie person, with a different seated passenger who has their legs propped up. Overlaid text at the top reads: 'Just a reminder that NO-ONE outside of Twitter & 9gag saw any of these photos.' Text at the bottom states: 'They were sitewide banned on Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky, and every TV & internet news site.' The meme humorously suggests the photos are exclusive to Twitter/X and 9gag due to being banned elsewhere.

Twitter & 9gag Exclusive Banned Photos

A two-panel meme depicting a …