Shrek (film series)

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This is a satirical reaction meme using a still shot of the character Magneto (played by Michael Fassbender) from the X-Men film series, who is shown looking upward with a shocked, awe-struck expression and mouth slightly agape. The text overlaid at the top of the image reads 'EUROPEANS DURING AN AMERICAN WORLD CUP MILITARY FLYOVER REALIZING WHERE OUR HEALTHCARE BUDGET WENT'. The joke critiques United States government spending priorities, pointing out that large amounts of public funding are allocated to the military for expensive displays like flyovers at sporting events, while the country lacks robust, affordable public healthcare, leaving European viewers who have access to public healthcare shocked at the misallocation of funds.

Europeans Realizing US Healthcare Budget Went to World Cup Military Flyovers

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This meme features a fabricated screenshot of a verified Twitter/X post from an account impersonating Sylvester Stallone (@TheSlyStallone) with the caption 'Stop sending me this shit'. Below the tweet is a 2-panel comparison: the left panel is an official still of Sylvester Stallone playing Rocky Balboa from the Rocky film franchise, screaming with his mouth wide open, face bruised and sweaty, with an American flag in the background. The right panel is a photo of a sliced green bell pepper that has an uncanny natural resemblance to Stallone's expression in the left image, with ridges on the pepper that look like Stallone's hair and a natural cavity that perfectly matches his open yelling mouth. The humor comes from the absurdly close visual match between the vegetable and the iconic actor's famous scene, paired with the over-the-top fake annoyed reaction from Stallone pretending he is tired of people sending him the comparison.

Fake Sylvester Stallone Tweet Reacting To Bell Pepper Lookalike

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This relatable meme depicts the common experience of being the go-to tech support (nicknamed household CTO) for older family members. The top text sets up the scenario: an elderly family member says their phone won't turn on, the poster simply presses the power button to fix it, and the elderly family member reacts with reverence. The reaction is represented by a still of the character Stilgar from the Dune film franchise, with the text 'Lisan al-Gaib' overlaid at the bottom. Lisan al-Gaib is the term for the prophesied messiah figure that the Fremen people of Arrakis worship, so the joke is that the older relative sees the person who fixed their trivial phone issue as an all-knowing, miraculous figure.

Household CTO Fixes Elderly Family Phone Dune Meme

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Shrek Rants About Reddit's Never-Ending UI Changes

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This is a two-panel collage meme that uses innocent childlike wording to set up an adult-themed joke. The top text reads: *Me writing to Santa that this year I want a new little brother.*

The left panel features Shrek (from the *Shrek* animated film series) labeled "Santa", with a smug, knowing smirk, implying he understands the unintended adult subtext of the request. The right panel uses a popular meme template from the *Key & Peele* sketch show: Jordan Peele's panicked, sweating reaction shot, labeled "my mom", conveying overwhelming stress and anxiety.

The humor comes from the double meaning: a child naively asking for a sibling, but the implication that conceiving a new child is the required step, which is why the mom (represented by the stressed character) is panicking, and Santa has a suggestive, knowing expression. It contrasts a kid's innocent wish with the adult realities of having a new baby.

Kid Asks Santa for New Little Brother, Mom Panics Meme

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A two-panel meme using scenes from the animated film Shrek. The top panel shows Shrek with a slightly annoyed expression, saying 'Can you stop creating economical bubbles'. The bottom panel shows Shrek looking upward at a large American flag, continuing with 'for just five minutes?!' The background in both panels features a grassy, outdoor setting with trees, consistent with Shrek's swamp environment.

Shrek Asking to Stop Creating Economical Bubbles for Five Minutes

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A two-panel meme featuring Shrek from the animated film series. The top panel shows Shrek with a frustrated expression, standing in front of a grassy landscape with trees, accompanied by the text 'Could you please stop giving updates'. The bottom panel depicts Shrek being targeted by bright red laser eyes emitted from an unseen character, with an orange icon displaying '2026' and confetti between them, and the text 'For 5 minutes' at the bottom.

Shrek Pleads to Stop Updates for 5 Minutes

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A meme consisting of a screenshot from the animated film series 'Shrek' featuring the character Shrek. Shrek is depicted with a green complexion, wearing his signature brown vest over a white shirt, and has a sly, knowing expression with a slight smirk, looking to the left. Above the image is a text overlay that reads: 'Saying "Do I smell popcorn?" right after a fart, so everybody takes a big breath.' The humor stems from the prank scenario described, where someone tricks others into inhaling deeply (after a fart) by pretending to smell popcorn, with Shrek's mischievous expression reinforcing the comedic intent.

Shrek's Fart Popcorn Prank

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A meme featuring a sequence of password-related text followed by an image of Shrek with an angry expression. The text reads: 'Enter password', followed by 'Wrong' repeated three times, then 'Reset password', and 'New password can’t be old password'. Below the text is a screenshot of Shrek from the animated film series, displaying a frustrated, frowning expression, likely reacting to the common tech frustration of being locked out of an account and unable to reset the password easily.

Frustrated Shrek Reacts to Password Reset Hell

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A two-panel meme contrasting academic study with real-world experience. The left panel shows a detailed anatomical diagram of human leg muscles labeled with scientific terms, accompanied by the text 'Textbook I Studied for 8 years'. The right panel features the animated character Shrek from the rear view, with the text 'My first Patient'. The humor arises from the absurd contrast between the rigorous, detailed textbook education and the unexpected, fantastical 'first patient' (Shrek), mocking the gap between theoretical study and real-life scenarios.

8 Years of Textbook Study vs My First Patient

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