Tag: Easter

This is a single-panel Easter joke meme that uses the popular 'Nobody:' bait format. The text reads 'Nobody: / Jesus on the third day:', referencing the core Christian Easter belief that Jesus rose from the dead on the third day after his crucifixion. The image is a screenshot of popular Twitch streamer MoistCr1tikal, where an accidental camera angle creates an optical illusion that his neck is extremely stretched, with his head tilted back and eyes closed in a pose that looks just like Jesus rising up from the grave, which serves as the visual punchline of the joke.

Jesus on the third day Easter Meme

This is a single-panel Easter…

This viral image features a header text above a photo of a printed public sign at a pet-related business. The header text reads 'this is how you run a business with a spine'. The posted sign announces that the business will not make any bunnies available for purchase/adoption until after Easter, explaining that bunnies sold as impulse Easter gifts for children are the most commonly abandoned pets just 1 to 2 months after being brought home, and the business refuses to support this irresponsible practice. The whole post praises the business for taking a firm ethical stand against animal abandonment.

This is how you run a business with a spine. Respect for this establishment

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This is an Easter-themed crude joke meme featuring two partially eaten chocolate Easter bunnies facing each other against a plain white background. The left bunny has a large bite taken out of its rear end, and has a speech bubble that reads 'My arse hurts'. The right bunny has a large bite taken out of the top of its head where its ears would normally be, and responds with a speech bubble saying 'What?'. The visual joke plays on the fact each bunny's injury matches the dialogue, with the head-bitten bunny unable to comprehend the first bunny's complaint.

Happy Easter Chocolate Bunny Joke

This is an Easter-themed crud…

This is an Easter-themed joke meme that uses the iconic seating layout of Leonardo da Vinci's *The Last Supper*, where Jesus and all 12 of his apostles are all seated on one single side of the long dining table. The image includes a text dialogue at the top: Jesus asks a restaurant waiter for a table for 26 people. The waiter points out there are only 13 people in their group, and Jesus replies that all of them will sit on the same side of the table. The joke plays on the fact that if all 13 people sit on one side, the restaurant needs to reserve the opposite side of the table as well, leading to 26 total seats reserved, which matches the iconic layout of the original painting shown below the text.

Happy Easter: Table for 26

This is an Easter-themed joke…