Shrek (Franchise)

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This meme has two core sections: the top text reads "Me @ the sky waiting for the thunderstorm", followed by a still of the spoiled young boy character from *Shrek Forever After* holding a large red and white swirly lollipop with a demanding, insistent expression. Text overlaid on the character still says "Do the roar.". The joke plays on the relatable experience of people who enjoy thunderstorms eagerly anticipating loud thunder, comparing this eager expectation to the boy's repeated demand that Shrek roar for him in the original film scene.

Thunderstorm Anticipation Do The Roar Shrek Meme

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This is a relatable ironic meme made of text dialogue paired with a popular reaction image. The dialogue sets up a simple scenario: a doctor asks their patient why they missed their scheduled appointment the day before, and the patient replies that they were sick. The doctor's reaction is represented by a heavily distorted, wide-eyed, frowning edited version of Lord Farquaad from the Shrek franchise, which conveys dumbfounded, unimpressed, awkward amusement at the irony of the excuse: people normally visit a doctor when they are sick, making the excuse logically sound while being humorously contradictory to the purpose of the appointment.

Funny Ironic Doctor Appointment Missed Excuse Meme

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This is a two-panel comedy meme edited from a live-action Star Trek scene. The top panel features a female character asking the question 'Are you two friends?'. The bottom panel shows two male characters, with the left one labeled 'Conspiracy theorists' who answers 'No.' and the right one labeled 'Flatearthers' who answers 'Yes.'. The joke is that even most other conspiracy theorists consider flat Earth belief to be too absurd and extreme to associate with, reflecting the common view that flat Earth theory is an outlier even among fringe conspiracy beliefs.

Aliens? Ok. Ghosts? Ok. Flat earth? Get outta here!

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The meme consists of two main parts: a top text overlay and a lower image. The text reads: 'When I'm pulling the fakest story possible to impress a chick, and bro says, 'I was there''. Below the text is a close-up screenshot of Shrek from the Shrek animated franchise, displaying a knowing, smirking expression with raised eyebrows and a slight grin. This combination humorously portrays the dynamic where a friend ('bro') supports another's exaggerated or fake story to help them impress someone, leveraging Shrek's iconic, relatable demeanor to enhance the lighthearted and默契-filled tone.

Bro Supports Fake Story to Impress Someone

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A meme featuring the animated character Donkey from the Shrek franchise. The top text reads 'My doggo begging to go on a walk when its -1billion C° during a Blizzard'. Donkey is depicted with a pleading expression—wide eyes, slightly open mouth showing teeth—sitting on a textured ground, mimicking a dog ('doggo') eagerly begging for a walk despite extremely cold, exaggeratedly harsh weather (claimed to be -1 billion degrees Celsius during a blizzard). The humor stems from the relatable scenario of pets wanting outdoor activities regardless of conditions, paired with the unexpected use of Donkey to represent the 'doggo'.

Donkey as Doggo Begging for Walk in Blizzard

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The image is a humorous meme featuring a green figurine of Shrek from the 'Shrek' animated franchise, sculpted in the style of a Buddha statue. The statue has Shrek's characteristic green skin, large belly, and smiling face, posed with hands in a gesturing manner reminiscent of traditional Buddha statues. Above the image is the text 'Roses are red, actually, what the feck:', and below the statue is a caption explaining a fictional scenario where a woman in the Philippines prayed to the statue for four years, mistaking it for Buddha until a friend identified it as Shrek. A small 'RAPID' watermark is present at the bottom center.

Woman Prays to Shrek Statue Thinking It's Buddha

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A two-panel meme featuring Shrek from the Shrek animated franchise. The top panel shows Shrek with an angry expression, saying 'COULD YOU STOP MAKING SHITTY DECISIONS'. The bottom panel displays the word 'DISNEY' targeted by a red laser, with Shrek continuing, 'FOR FIVE MINUTES?!', criticizing Disney's perceived poor decisions. The meme uses humor and frustration to comment on Disney's actions.

Shrek Tells Disney to Stop Making Bad Decisions

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