The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

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This is a single-panel reaction meme. The top text sets up a relatable marriage scenario: when a husband asks his wife for her phone PIN code, and she replies that the PIN is her birthday. Below this text is a still frame from *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* showing the character Frodo Baggins making a sarcastic, dismissive expression, with a small text label reading 'sarcasm' placed near him. The bottom text on the image is Frodo's line from the film: 'Alright then keep your secrets'. The joke relies on the implication that the husband does not remember his wife's birthday, so he cannot use the PIN even after she tells him what it is, so he sarcastically pretends that she refused to share the information with him instead of admitting he forgot her birthday.

Sarcastic Frodo Meme About Forgetting Wife's Birthday Phone PIN

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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 meme humorously captures a relatable pet owner experience. The top text establishes the scenario: *me: accidentally steps on a toy pig*. Below it, labeled "my dog:", is a still from *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* featuring Saruman the White, with the edited subtitle "So you have chosen... playtime." The joke subverts Saruman's original menacing line (a threat) into an excited, wholesome reaction from a dog who interprets the accidental toy noise as an invitation to play. It uses dramatic movie imagery to create a funny contrast with the lighthearted, everyday pet interaction.

When You Accidentally Step On A Toy Pig: My Dog's Playtime Reaction (Saruman Meme)

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This meme uses the iconic reaction image of Boromir from *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* to critique a common public misconception about nuclear energy. The top text reads: "The belief that Chernobyl represents modern nuclear energy runs so deep..." and the bottom text follows with: "The fact that it was bad technology even in the 1960s when the Soviets designed it escapes people". The meme leverages Boromir's exasperated, impassioned expression to convey frustration that people incorrectly equate the 1986 Chernobyl disaster (caused by outdated, poorly engineered Soviet reactor technology) with the far safer, modern nuclear energy systems used today. It aims to educate viewers on the technological gap between 1960s Soviet nuclear design and contemporary nuclear infrastructure.

Boromir Meme: Chernobyl vs Modern Nuclear Energy

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A meme featuring a screenshot of Boromir from *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*. The character, with long hair, a beard, and wearing a leather jacket, gestures with his right hand near his face. The top text reads "ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY" and the bottom text states "GIVE UP ON THE MEME RESET". The background is a warm, indoor setting with soft lighting. A watermark "imgflip.com" is visible in the bottom left corner. The meme humorously plays on the persistence of meme culture, suggesting that abandoning participation in meme trends or resets is not easily done.

One Does Not Simply Give Up on the Meme Reset

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A meme featuring a top caption 'Moments after your dad asks you and your brother to help him out right quick' and a bottom caption 'Gentlemen, we do not stop till nightfall.' The image shows a character resembling Aragorn from 'The Lord of the Rings,' wearing a dark green cloak, carrying a sword and backpack, with a determined expression. The humor lies in the contrast between the dad's request for 'quick help' and the character's quote implying the task will last all day, highlighting the common experience of 'quick' family chores turning into long endeavors.

Every single time!

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A meme consisting of two parts: the top section contains text posing a humorous question: 'are u masturbating because you're horny or because you're depressed and need the dopamine' with a timestamp '1/19/19, 9:54 PM'. The bottom section is a screenshot from The Lord of the Rings (or The Hobbit) featuring Bilbo Baggins sitting on a wooden bench in a garden with yellow flowers, accompanied by the subtitle 'why, all of them at once I suppose', which humorously suggests the answer is both reasons simultaneously.

Horny vs. Depressed Dopamine Meme with Bilbo Baggins

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A multi-panel meme humorously depicting the frustration of locating a computer cursor. The first two panels show a wizard-like character (likely Gandalf from *The Lord of the Rings*) labeled 'Monitor 1' and 'Monitor 2,' appearing confused as if searching for something. The text 'Where is the cursor?' follows, setting up the premise. The final panel, labeled 'THE CURSOR:', features a scene from *Jurassic Park* with characters in a car, accompanied by the dialogue: 'Stay absolutely still. His vision is based on movement.' This references the T-Rex's reliance on movement to detect prey, implying the cursor is similarly elusive—hard to spot when not moving, mirroring the common user experience of losing track of the cursor on screen.

The Cursor

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A meme collage featuring six panels of characters and scenes from classic movie series, with bold text at the top reading 'Every classic movie series' and at the bottom 'Has its cheap prequel'. The panels include iconic figures such as the Xenomorph from *Alien*, Gollum from *The Lord of the Rings*, the Fellowship of the Ring, Bilbo Baggins from *The Hobbit*, Billy the Puppet from *Saw*, and a shocked child character, humorously implying that beloved film franchises often receive low-quality prequel adaptations.

Every Classic Movie Series Has Its Cheap Prequel

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A two-panel meme collage. Left panel: An open wooden drawer containing a single small metal bracket shaped like the number '7'. Top text reads: 'Moved into a house. Witnessed the birth of a junk drawer.' with a 'Shipost' label below. Right panel: A screenshot of Gandalf from 'The Lord of the Rings' in medieval armor with a serious expression, overlaid with the text 'So it begins.' The meme humorously personifies the origin of a junk drawer, implying the single item marks the start of future clutter, referencing the iconic film line.

The Birth of a Junk Drawer: So It Begins

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A meme featuring a screenshot of Boromir (played by Sean Bean) from 'The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring'. The image uses the classic 'One Does Not Simply' meme template, with bold white text at the top reading 'ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY' and at the bottom 'USE AN OLD MEME FORMAT FOR NOTHING'. The character is shown with a serious expression, gesturing with his right hand near his face. The background is a warm, indoor setting typical of the film's scenes.

One Does Not Simply Use an Old Meme Format for Nothing

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