Jurassic World

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This is a cheeky two-panel meme. The top overlaid text jokes that by Jurassic Park 2 and 3, it was impossible to hide Bryce Dallas Howard's backside. The left panel shows the actress (as Claire Dearing from the Jurassic World franchise) crawling through foamy shallow ocean water facing the camera, with her rear visible behind her in tight wet black pants. The right panel shows the same shot from behind, clearly highlighting her curvy backside. There is a secondary layer of joke: Bryce Dallas Howard does not star in the original Jurassic Park 2 and 3, but appears in the later Jurassic World trilogy, which ties to the meme's title questioning the incorrect franchise naming in the overlaid text.

I thought they're called Jurassic World?

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A social media post (tweet) by user JustaGuyTV (@jaggstudios) claiming that Bryce Dallas Howard's posterior was edited in the Jurassic World movies due to being considered a distraction. The post includes a still image from the movie showing Howard crawling through murky water in a jungle environment, wearing a dark outfit, with wet hair and a distressed expression. The image has a 'FILM' watermark at the bottom left. The tweet's text is displayed above the movie still, and the overall context humorously comments on CGI edits in films for perceived audience distraction.

Bryce Dallas Howard's Edited Scene in Jurassic World

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A three-panel meme. The top two panels feature a man in a blue shirt with a serious expression, with overlaid text: 'SOMEHOW... HAS MANAGED TO RETURNED'. The third panel shows the purple Ugandan Knuckles meme character against a cosmic background, with text 'I FOUND DA WAE' above and 'DA WAE BACK FROM DEAD MEMES' below, humorously implying the resurgence of the 'da wae' meme, which was popular in the late 2010s.

Da reset !

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A meme image featuring three velociraptors, likely from the Jurassic World franchise, standing on straw-covered ground. The dinosaurs exhibit curious, inquisitive expressions and are positioned as if looking upwards. Overlaid at the bottom of the image is the text 'WHO IS MY LITTLE PRINCESS', creating a humorous contrast between the typically fearsome predators and the affectionate, playful question, anthropomorphizing the dinosaurs into a lighthearted scenario.

Velociraptors Ask 'Who Is My Little Princess'

A meme image featuring three …