The Meme Examiner: Vol.9
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The Meme Examiner: Vol.9

Some call them memes...

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The Meme Examiner: Vol.9
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Do not worry these are organic, cage-free, non-GMO, cruelty-free, dye-free memes, so do not worry. The only abuse these memes have caused is the corruption of consumer moral fortitude. And who wants that crazy stuff anyway? It's more fun to wallow in the filth of the unwashed masses.

1. Wax Wings 10/10

Icarus.....

They say Dad knows best! Unless your dad is Daedalus, because who in their right mind makes wings out of wax, the physics just don't make sense.

2. Empathy Is In!

Yikes

It is so easy to be empathetic now! Lets give a huge round of applause for our popular culture's creativity in this most recent development.

3. Watch Out!

Its a real possibility

Even those candy stragglers can harbor some pretty nasty surprises.

4. (What is he even talking about?)

Works 100% of the time

A willing, captive audience. What a dream.

5. Thanks, Mom, I know.

Im kind of a big deal

Being a stud is just too hard sometimes.

6. BREAD

GIVE IT

The one life hack you need.

7. Not Sure Why!

USA just jealous

Soviets have their priorities in order.

8. Why?

Hm

Who knows but it looks good so I'll give em that.

9. Parlez vous?

why you do this french

French is most definitely the most ridiculous language there is. Hands down, and white flags up.

10. Much Confuse!

USA USA

USA: "Okay lets just put our name on that and change it a bit and it is ours now!"

Literally the formula for every American endeavor; i.e. imperialism, sports, technology, language...

Goodbye.

Psyche! ILY have a good day.

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