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This is a two-panel side-by-side comparison meme. The left panel features a canonical still of Daenerys Targaryen from *Game of Thrones*, with her signature platinum blonde braided hair and dragon pendant necklace, captioned "Mother of Dragons 🥰". The right panel is an edited version of the same still, where Daenerys' face has been swapped for the face of a blonde male character from the TV show *Vikings*, keeping the exact same hairstyle, necklace, and outfit. The right panel is captioned "Mother of Vikings 😂". The humor comes from the striking visual similarity between the two characters' pale blonde hair, creating an absurdly funny parallel between the "Mother of Dragons" title from *Game of Thrones* and a jokingly invented "Mother of Vikings" title for the viking character placed in Daenerys' iconic look.

They both are similar

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This is a humorous ironic meme referencing the TV series Game of Thrones. The text at the top of the meme reads "Finally started watching Game of Thrones. Ed Stark seems like such a good dude. Can’t wait to watch eight seasons of this guy." Below the text is a canonical screenshot of Eddard (nicknamed Ned/Ed) Stark from season 1 of Game of Thrones: he stands in front of a bright green grassy field, holding his greatsword with both gloved hands, wearing heavy Northern armor and a fur-lined black Stark cloak, with a somber, serious expression looking down at his sword. The core joke relies on dramatic irony: established Game of Thrones fans know that Ned Stark, the apparent lead character, is abruptly killed off at the end of season 1, so the new viewer's expectation of seeing him for 8 full seasons is completely unfulfilled.

Ed Stark Supremacy Ironic Game of Thrones Meme

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This is a relatable meme about the frustration of receiving vague, overly complicated time descriptions when asking someone for the time. The top text sets up the scenario: when you ask a stranger for the time, and they give you the exact numerical time instead of hard-to-interpret phrasing like 'quarter to nine' or 'fifteen past 9' that requires the listener to do quick math. Below the text is a screenshot of Bran Stark from Game of Thrones, with the caption 'You are a good man. Thank you', used to express exaggerated gratitude for the small, helpful act of giving the exact time directly.

People who give you the exact time instead of vague phrasing are amazing

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This is a two-panel meme created from screenshots of a scene from the HBO fantasy series *Game of Thrones*. The first panel shows the character Tyrion Lannister speaking to a figure whose back is turned to the viewer, overlaid with the text "She never fooled you." The second panel shows the same scene from the same angle, with overlaid text continuing: "You always knew exactly what she was, and you loved her anyway." The meme ties to its title by referencing the common relatable experience of willfully ignoring obvious negative traits (red flags) in a romantic partner, choosing to pursue or stay in a relationship with them even when you are fully aware of their harmful or unsuitable qualities.

Don't ignore the red flag

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This is a single-panel reaction meme using a live-action still from the TV series Game of Thrones, featuring the character Tywin Lannister with a condescending, faux-confused expression. The top overlay text sets up the context: 'When someone online complains about lack of leg room on airplane seats:'. The bottom edited text replaces the original show dialogue to read 'I'm sorry, is this some sort of tall person joke that I'm too short to understand?', with the phrases 'tall person' and 'short' highlighted in black rounded bubbles. The joke plays on the difference in experience between tall and short people on flights: people of below-average height do not struggle with limited leg room on standard airplane seats, so they cannot relate to the frequent complaints from taller people about this common travel grievance.

Short Person Doesn't Relate To Airplane Leg Room Complaints

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This is a two-panel relatable comedy meme that uses screenshots of the character Daenerys Targaryen from the HBO show Game of Thrones to illustrate a common married couple dynamic. The top of the meme is labeled 'Wife'. The left panel shows Daenerys smiling warmly and happily, with a caption below reading 'When her relatives are coming'. The right panel shows Daenerys with a cold, unamused, stern expression, with a caption below reading 'When husband's relatives are coming'. The joke plays on the relatable stereotype that spouses are typically far more excited to host their own side of the family than their partner's relatives.

Wife's Reactions to Her Relatives vs Husband's Relatives Visiting

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This is a single-panel reaction meme that depicts the common panicked, anxious reaction many drivers experience when a police car makes a U-turn behind them while driving. It uses a shocked screenshot of the character Bronn from *Game of Thrones*, with his wide eyes and open mouth perfectly capturing the nervous fear of a driver who assumes they are about to be pulled over, usually for speeding or another minor driving violation.

My Reaction After A Cop Does A U Turn Behind Me

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This is a 2x2 grid crossover meme that builds a pattern of dragon-related roles across different popular media franchises, ending with an implied dirty pun punchline. The top-left panel features Daenerys Targaryen from *Game of Thrones* standing next to her dragon with the text "I am the mother of dragons". The top-right panel shows the main cast of *How to Train Your Dragon* with Toothless the dragon, captioned "We train dragons". The bottom-left panel shows a live-action dragon hunter captioned "I hunt dragons". The bottom-right panel is a close-up of Donkey from the *Shrek* franchise with an ellipsis; the unstated punchline is that Donkey is in a romantic/sexual relationship with Dragon, the female dragon from Shrek, so the implied joke is that he "fucks dragons", which is the punchline.

He's Done It Dragon Donkey Meme

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This is a relatable humorous meme that compares the intense, overwhelming pain of accidentally hitting your pinky (little finger) against the edge of a table to a giant roaring dragon from *Game of Thrones*. The top text reads 'When you hit your little finger on the edge of the table', and the image below shows a massive open-mouthed roaring dragon perched on a castle wall, perfectly conveying the visceral, over-the-top reaction people have to this common minor injury. It also includes a subtle pun: 'Littlefinger' is the name of a major character in *Game of Thrones*, the show the dragon originates from.

Hitting Your Little Finger on the Table Edge Dragon Meme

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This is a two-part science-themed meme. The top half features a screenshot of Daenerys Targaryen from *Game of Thrones*, with 'RNA' labeled on her left shoulder and 'DNA' labeled on her right shoulder. The off-the-shoulder cut of her dress places the two labels on opposite sides of her open neckline, making a visual pun on the double-stranded structure of nucleic acids that only biology/medical students would easily recognize. The bottom half includes a laughing Wojak (rage comic) drawing alongside text that reads 'Only medical student will understand', framing this as an inside joke for students in medical and biology fields.

RNA DNA Daenerys Medical Student Meme

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This sarcastic meme jokes about a common repetitive trope on Reddit: whenever a post featuring a photo of a tall attractive woman is uploaded, dozens of commenters will immediately make the same unoriginal joke about her height (usually complaining she is too tall to date or questioning her actual height). The meme combines multiple popular shocked/anticipatory reaction images to emphasize that everyone knows this repetitive comment is inevitably coming, criticizing the total lack of originality in these common Reddit comments, with the main focal point being the iconic yelling 'Here it comes!' reaction man from the 300 movie meme.

Some originality please

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This is a two-panel remix meme using scenes from the HBO series *Game of Thrones* to deliver a wordplay joke. Left Panel: Features the character Mord (a minor character from early seasons) lying on the ground with a shocked, open-mouthed expression. Overlaid text progressively slurs and shortens the phrase "Ten out of ten": `TEN OUT OF TEN!!` → `TENOUTOFTEN!!` → `TENOUTTEN!!` → `TENTTEN!!` → `TETTEN!!` Right Panel: Features the beloved character Hodor in his iconic final scene, where he is shown straining (originally yelling "Hodor!" to hold a door). The overlaid text is edited to `TETTEN!!`. The core joke is a phonetic pun: as "Ten out of ten" is slurred and condensed, it morphs into "Tetten", which sounds phonetically similar to Hodor's repeated, signature line "Hodor!", linking the two characters' moments of strained, repetitive shouting.

Ten Out of Ten / Tetten! Game of Thrones Pun Meme

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