Office Space

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This is a 3-panel meme using scenes from the 1999 comedy film Office Space. The first panel shows two male hiring managers sitting across a desk from an interview candidate, with overlaid text reading "WE CAN'T MEET YOUR SALARY REQUIREMENT". The second panel shows the candidate Peter Gibbons leaning back in his chair with a neutral, unbothered expression, paired with text "WELL I CAN'T MEET YOUR WORK REQUIREMENT". The third panel shows the same candidate grinning widely, leaning back casually. The joke relies on sarcastic, relatable workplace humor: the candidate cheekily matches the company's refusal to meet his financial needs by stating he will similarly refuse to meet their job performance expectations, implying he would reject the low-paying offer entirely.

Job candidate responds to low salary offer with equal energy

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This is a 3-panel crossover meme. The top-left panel features Aragorn from *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* with the text 'YOU HAVE MY SWORD...', referencing his iconic line when forming the Fellowship. The top-right panel shows Legolas from the same film with the text 'AND MY BOW', continuing the original line sequence. The bottom panel cuts to Milton Waddams from the comedy film *Office Space*, sitting at his cluttered office desk, with the text 'AND I BELIEVE YOU HAVE MY STAPLER', replacing the original third line 'and my axe' with Milton's famous line about his missing red stapler. The joke lies in the unexpected crossover between the high fantasy franchise and the relatable office comedy, subverting the dramatic tone of the original LOTR scene with mundane office humor.

Lord of the Rings x Office Space Stapler Crossover Meme

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This is a two-panel remix meme that combines a sports photograph with a classic film scene to create an absurd joke. The top panel shows a real doubles luge athlete lying flat on their back, positioned directly beneath another athlete on a luge sled—this is a standard, necessary position for the doubles luge winter sport. The bottom panel is a screenshot from the 1999 comedy film *Office Space*, featuring the two consultant characters (Bob Slydell and Bob Porter) with skeptical, confused expressions as they sit at a desk. The on-image text reads: 'DUDE ON THE BOTTOM... WHAT WOULD YOU SAY YOU DO HERE?' The humor comes from framing the luge athlete's legitimate role as a seemingly pointless or confusing job, referencing the *Office Space* scene where the consultants question employees about redundant or unclear job functions.

What Does the Bottom Luge Athlete Do? Office Space Meme

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A meme utilizing the 'That Would Be Great' template from the 1999 film Office Space. The image features a man (Bill Lumbergh) standing in an office environment with cubicles in the background, wearing a blue dress shirt, white undershirt, red suspenders, and a yellow patterned tie. He has a deadpan, slightly annoyed expression and stands with his hands on his hips. Overlaid text at the top reads: 'COULD YOU POLITIK RETARDS FUCK OFF FROM 9GAG SO WE COULD HAVE MEME'S AGAIN' and at the bottom: 'THAT WOULD BE GREAT'. The watermark 'imgflip.com' is visible in the bottom-left corner. The meme expresses frustration with political content dominating 9Gag, demanding its removal to restore traditional memes.

Please I want my Meme's back

A meme utilizing the 'That Wo…