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This meme might be found humorous because it juxtaposes a vintage illustration of carefree children playing with text suggesting they are experiencing a pharmaceutical effect. This unexpected pairing of innocent imagery with a concept related to altered states can create a comedic contrast that people find amusing.

The pills are FINALLY KICKING IN

The meme is humorous because it exaggerates the reaction someone from 1885 might have to drinking Coca-Cola, which historically contained cocaine in its original formula. The use of an image of a man with comically large, surprised eyes is meant to suggest the stimulating effect the drink might have had.

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The meme is funny or clever because it plays on the double meaning of 'sign.' The person is asking for a divine signal or guidance in their life, and the punchline is a literal sign of a store named 'TOWN & COUNTRY DRUGS' suggesting an ironic and humorous answer to the prayer.

"God please give me a sign for what to do with my life" TOWN & COUNTRY DRUGS

The meme is humorous because it juxtaposes a person's plea for divine guidance with a literal sign for a store called 'TOWN & COUNTRY DRUGS,' suggesting the 'sign' given is an unfortunate or cheeky literal interpretation of the request for life advice.

"God please give me a sign for what to do with my life" TOWN & COUNTRY DRUGS

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This meme is likely considered humorous because it plays on the word 'coke,' which can refer to both Coca-Cola and cocaine, a white powder drug. The humor is derived from the juxtaposition of the expected meaning (regarding the drug) with the actual visual, which shows an extremely pale person in a beach setting, implying that 'coke' refers to their skin color rather than the substance. The stark contrast of the person's skin color compared to others on the beach is unexpected, leading to the comedic effect.

if the coke aint this white i dont want it

The image depicts a scene featuring characters from the iconic Smurfs franchise. In the forefront, there's a character known as Papa Smurf, easily distinguishable by his red clothes and beard, standing at the entrance to a Smurf house. His expression is one of annoyance and disbelief, his eyes wide and his hand holding a smoking pipe. He is standing on a small doorstep, and the door is rounded, suggesting the unique architectural style of Smurf homes, which resemble mushrooms.

In the background, two other Smurfs are conversing, with one exclaiming to Papa Smurf, "Papa Smurf, Dopey Smurf ate his house again!" This dialogue is displayed in a typical comic speech bubble. Both of these Smurfs appear agitated, with their arms flailing and one covering its face in what seems to be a gesture of despair or frustration.

The humor in the image arises from the absurdity of the situation - a Smurf is said to have eaten his house. The idea of someone consuming their own abode is ludicrous and unexpected, which is a common element in humor. This is made even more amusing by the fact that Smurf houses, being mushroom-shaped, could plausibly look edible to some characters within the whimsical world of the Smurfs.

Another layer of humor comes from the portrayal of Papa Smurf's annoyance juxtaposed with the ridiculousness of the situation. As the leader of the Smurfs, he is often depicted as the wise problem solver, and seeing him confronted with such a bizarre issue could elicit a chuckle from the audience who may be sympathetic to his plight but also find it amusing.

Further comedy is found in the naming convention of the Smurfs. Each Smurf typically has a name that reflects their key characteristic or habit. Hence, the name "Dopey Smurf" suggests a Smurf who might lack common sense or do silly things, like eating their house, adding to the image's overall silliness and reinforcing the joke.

Finally, the image's humor could also resonate with those familiar with fairy tales and folklore. The Smurfs' mushroom houses are somewhat reminiscent of whimsical woodland settings where fantastical creatures might engage in illogical behavior, such as eating their homes. Audiences who recognize these fairy tale tropes can appreciate the playful twist on them, further adding to the image's entertaining quality. Papa Smurf Dopey Smurf ate his house again

Papa Smurf Dopey Smurf ate his house again

The image you've shared depicts an individual, whose facial expression is being humorously associated with the effects of combining caffeine, Percocet (a prescription pain medication), and alcohol. It is important to recognize that various factors make this meme potentially insensitive or offensive to some individuals.

Firstly, the meme trivializes substance abuse and the potentially dangerous or lethal consequences of mixing drugs and alcohol. This can be particularly hurtful to those who have experienced the effects of substance abuse, either personally or through loved ones.

Secondly, the meme involves a real person, and employing their image in this context can be seen as disrespectful, both to the individual and their status or profession. It could perpetuate a lack of respect for individuals in their professional roles and contribute to a toxic online culture where people are casually degraded for humor.

Thirdly, by correlating a real person's image with substance use, the meme potentially spreads misinformation or contributes to unfounded rumors about that individual's personal habits or health, which is an invasion of privacy and could be harmful to someone's reputation.

Fourthly, there's a risk that the meme reinforces negative stigmas associated with medication used for legitimate health concerns, such as pain management. Misrepresenting serious medications like Percocet as part of a joke could contribute to misunderstandings and prevent people from seeking help when needed due to fear of judgment.

Fifthly, the issue of addiction is a serious health crisis for many communities. Turning such a critical issue into a subject of humor minimizes the struggle that individuals with addiction face and dismisses the broader societal challenge of addressing substance abuse.

Lastly, for those who have lost friends or family members to drug overdoses or alcohol-related incidents, the meme could be a painful reminder of their loss and may be seen as making light of a very serious and personal tragedy.

In summary, while humor is subjective and can be a way to cope with various issues, memes like these can cross the line for some, serving as reminders of very real and personal challenges associated with substance abuse and mental health. When the Caffeine Percocet and Alcohol all hit at the same time

When the Caffeine Percocet and Alcohol all hit at the same time

This image features a mannequin lying in a disheveled manner across a vintage patterned sofa. The mannequin is nude, missing any form of clothing or accessories that would typically adorn it in a retail setting. Its limbs are splayed out in an uncoordinated and relaxed posture, and the mannequin’s head is tilted back with a facial expression that could be interpreted as a state of unexpected relaxation or surprise.

The text overlaying the image contributes substantially to the humor. The top text reads, "This molly ain't shit," which is a slang expression that might refer to an individual's initial underestimation of the effects of 'Molly,' a colloquial term for MDMA, a psychoactive drug. The bottom text states, "30 minutes later," implying that there has been a passage of time since the mannequin—or metaphorically, a person—took the substance.

The humor in the image arises from the juxtaposition of the mannequin's human-like pose and expression, and the narrative suggested by the text. The suggestion is that after proclaiming the drug to be ineffective, the effects have taken hold in an intense and incapacitating way, illustrated by the mannequin’s haphazard position.

The setting of the image appears to be a second-hand or antique shop, as evidenced by the variety of items and furnishings surrounding the mannequin, further adding to the absurdity. Such a place is an unexpected environment for a mannequin to be, let alone one in such a compromised position. The store, with its diverse and disorderly background, emphasizes the out-of-context nature of the scene.

The humor also comes from the human tendency to anthropomorphize objects, attributing them with human attributes and behaviors. Here, the mannequin, typically an inanimate object used for displaying clothes, is given a narrative that comically humanizes it. In our minds, it becomes the protagonist in a brief and amusing story about misjudging a drug’s effect.

Lastly, the meme resonates as funny because it plays on the universal theme of expectation versus reality; a theme that is common in comedic storytelling. Many people can relate to the experience of confidently declaring something only to be proven dramatically wrong shortly afterward, and the hyperbolic visual of a mannequin "experiencing" this scenario exaggerates this common human folly into a moment of comedy. This molly ain t shit 30 minutes later

This molly ain t shit 30 minutes later

This sentence might be found humorous or ironic due to its unique way of depicting a somewhat unusual scenario. "Homegirl with a butterface" refers to a girl who theoretically has an attractive body but an unappealing face – "everything is attractive, but her face". Hence, it plays on a popular slang phrase, where butter is used to refer to something undesirable or unattractive.

The second half of the sentence introduces a twist of irony with the phrase, "so you roofie your own drink." Roofie, short for Rohypnol, is often associated with illicit use to disorient or incapacitate others without their knowledge, commonly in dangerous scenarios like date rape. However, in this context, it whimsically suggests that the speaker would rather disorient themselves than to face the reality of the “butterface”.

The sentence might elicit laughter because it employs misdirection, a common comedic technique. The expectation in such a scenario is that if anyone were to 'roofie' a drink, it would be the less attractive person trying to appear more attractive to others. However, the speaker humorously indicates that they would rather impair their own faculties, thus skewing their perception of attractiveness, instead of accepting their partner's less than ideal looks.

Beyond this, the sentence also uses the casual term "homegirl," which humanizes the woman in question and underscores the idea that the speaker knows her well. This creates a sort of buddy comedy dynamic, where the joke is at someone's expense but doesn't necessarily demean them. Instead, it illustrates the lengths that the speaker might go to in order to tolerate her face, which adds another layer of exaggeration and comedy to the situation.

Moreover, the idea of self-harm for the sake of enduring somebody else's face is so extreme that it becomes (darkly) comical. It's the unexpected solutions to everyday problems that often creates humor, and in this case, the solution is so radical that it catches people off guard, causing them to laugh.

Lastly, the sentence could be seen as humorous because it entirely subverts traditional gender dynamics and expectations. Where typically women are expected to enhance their physical appearance for men, this sentence portrays a man taking unusual steps to cope with the woman's physical appearance. This reversal of expected roles might strike some as unexpected and therefore humorous. When homegirl has a butterface so you roofie your own drink

When homegirl has a butterface so you roofie your own drink

The image presented is a collage of four well-known mascot characters that have been associated with various public service campaigns in the United States. These characters are typically aimed at educating children and the general public about safety and healthy living. The characters displayed are a cartoon dog dressed as a firefighter, a cartoon dog wearing a National Park Ranger's hat, a bear with a forest ranger hat, and a lion wearing a t-shirt with a logo.

At the top of the image, there is a caption that reads "I wonder who I've disappointed the most." This statement sets a humorous tone as it implies a sense of failure or letdown that one might reflect upon when considering their personal actions in relation to the campaigns these mascots represent. Each character stands for a specific educational theme, such as fire prevention, environmental conservation, or drug and violence resistance.

The first character in the top-left is a Dalmatian dog wearing a firefighter helmet labeled "SPARKY." This character is commonly associated with fire safety education, teaching children about the dangers of fire and the importance of fire prevention measures. The presence of this mascot might remind someone of fire safety lessons, reflecting on whether they've been cautious enough when dealing with fire hazards.

Opposite the Dalmatian dog, in the top-right, is another dog with a serious and somewhat disappointed expression on its face. The second dog is most closely related with a campaign focused on preventing drug abuse, teaching children about the risks of drug use and advocating for violence prevention. This character may bring up thoughts of past decisions related to substance use and personal choices.

The third character in the bottom-left position is a brown bear wearing a hat with the name "SMOKEY" on it. Known for his catchphrase "Only YOU can prevent forest fires," this mascot represents forest fire prevention efforts. For individuals reflecting on this character, it may call to mind times when they've been less than diligent about campground fire safety or conserving nature.

Lastly, the lion wearing a shirt with a "D.A.R.E." logo is the fourth character in the bottom-right corner. The D.A.R.E. program is famous for its role in educating kids about resistance to drugs and violence. The lion is often a symbol of strength and courage, representative of the resilience needed to resist peer pressure and make healthy choices.

What makes this image funny to some people may stem from the juxtaposition of these earnest mascots with the self-deprecating humor of the caption. It's a light-hearted play on the idea that despite these various public service campaigns, everyone has moments where they might not live up to these educational standards, leading to a moment of comic self-reflection about which mascot they might have "disappointed" the most. The humor lies in the relatable sense of human fallibility contrasted with these icons of safety and virtue. I wonder who I ve disappointed the most SPARKY SMOKEY D A R E TO RESIST DRUGS AND VIOLENCE

I wonder who I ve disappointed the most SPARKY SMOKEY D A R E TO RESIST DRUGS AND VIOLENCE

The image shared here is a humorous meme that presents a screenshot of what appears to be a news broadcast. The forest setting depicted in the picture conveys the mood of a typical search and rescue operation with trees and a misty atmosphere, enhancing the seriousness one would expect from a news report of this nature.

At the top of the image, there is a caption in quotes that reads, "These edibles weak af." This statement is a slang way to say that the edible cannabis products someone consumed are not very strong or effective. The use of "af" is internet slang for "as f***", used to emphasize the point being made.

Beneath the initial statement, the subtitle "Two hours later:" suggests a time lapse and implies a connection to the news report shown below. This jump in time is a common comedic device that sets up the audience for a twist or punchline based on the expectations raised in the first part.

The main focus of the meme is the news report section, which features a banner with the words "LIVE" and "BREAKING NEWS". The headline of the news report reads, "Woman accidentally joins search party looking for herself". This headline alone is an unusual and comical situation, as it suggests an obliviousness on the part of the woman that is humorous and unexpected.

Additionally, there is a timestamp in the news report that reads "4:20", which could be interpreted as a subtle nod to cannabis culture, as this number has become synonymous with marijuana consumption. This Easter egg of sorts adds another layer of humor for those familiar with the significance of the number.

The comedic value of the image lies in the absurdity of the situation. The implication is that the woman, who had presumably doubted the potency of her edibles, became so disoriented under their effects that she ended up joining the group searching for her—without realizing it was her they were searching for. This is an exaggerated scenario playing on the trope of edibles having a delayed effect that is far stronger than initially perceived, leading to unexpectedly humorous situations. These edibles weak af Two hours later LIVE BREAKING NEWS Woman accidentally joins search party looking for herself 4 20

These edibles weak af Two hours later LIVE BREAKING NEWS Woman accidentally joins search party looking for herself 4 20

The image displays what appears to be a light-hearted, humorous scenario where three young girls are on a boat, posing with large, wrapped packages. The children are outfitted with life jackets, suggesting a day out on the water. The setting includes a clear sky and calm seas, indicating good weather conditions for an outdoor activity like fishing.

The caption accompanying the image reads "TOOK MY DAUGHTERS FISHING IN FLORIDA" followed by "AND THEY CAUGHT THEIR FIRST COCAINE." This text plays a significant role in the humor of the image as it dramatically contrasts the innocent and wholesome activity of fishing with the unexpected and illegal discovery of narcotics, particularly cocaine.

The packages the girls are holding, which are wrapped in a manner often associated in popular culture with the trafficking of drugs, are clearly not fish, the typical result of a fishing trip. Instead, they resemble illicit substances, which adds to the absurdity of the situation depicted. The humor arises from the juxtaposition of children innocently partaking in a family activity and the unlikely catch, which is wildly inappropriate for the setting.

The girls themselves appear jubilant and proud of their "catch," unaware of the incongruity of their find. This innocence further contributes to the humor, as there is a disconnect between their perception of the experience and the adult understanding of what the packages represent. The eldest child in the background has raised her arms in a victorious gesture, reinforcing the idea that they believe they have made a notable accomplishment, adding to the comedic effect.

The name of the boat, seen on a panel on the back, reads "ADDICTION," which in this context, offers an additional layer of irony. "Addiction" is a term frequently linked to drug use, intensifying the comedic twist of the caption by implying a link between the hobby of fishing and the very adult theme of drug addiction.

The humor in the image is largely dependent on the observer's ability to recognize the implied narrative and cultural references. It plays on the shock value of children being associated with something so incongruous to their world, and the unexpected outcome of a normally mundane family activity, hence finding an audience among those who appreciate slapstick and situational comedy. TOOK MY DAUGHTERS FISHING IN FLORIDA AND THEY CAUGHT THEIR FIRST COCAINE

TOOK MY DAUGHTERS FISHING IN FLORIDA AND THEY CAUGHT THEIR FIRST COCAINE

The humor and irony in the statement "got blow" relies heavily on its context and interpretation. As an initial matter, one must understand that "blow" holds a number of connotations. Therefore, its inherent ambiguity can give rise to a myriad of interpretations. In some informal contexts, 'blow' term might refer to cocaine, but it could also mean a physical strike or to expend effort (as in 'blowing' on a hot beverage to cool it). The statement might be quoted in a context that hilariously undermines or twists projection, producing an unexpected outcome, which can tickle the funny bones of some.

As an example, if "got blow" is used amongst a group of friends who are enthusiastic brass instrument musicians, the word 'blow' could be construed in a musical sense, denoting blowing into their musical instruments. Here, any irony or wit would derive mostly from the contrast between this rather innocent interpretation versus the more risqué possibilities that "got blow" might suggest in different context, which refers to illicit substance use.

The humorous interpretation is contingent on the speaker, listener, and their shared context. One might be caught in a turbulent wind, receiving a 'blow' from the gust, and jokingly declare "got blow". It's ironic because the person isn't really benefiting like one who got something convenient but instead psyched by the unexpected gust. Furthermore, if the listener was expecting a serious response, this would present as even more humorous.

A situation could be considered ironic if the person who says "got blow" is assumed to imply the use of drugs but indeed refers to a physical blow. For instance, if the statement was said in a party scene where drug use is rampant, but the speaker got hit by an accidentally tossed bottle, the ambiguity combined with the environment makes it seem like "got blow" might refer to the acquiring of a substance. That's why when the truth is exposed, it's found ironically humorous by the listeners due to the shift of the context.

The humor can also stem from the usages of "got" that connotes possession. In a more mundane example, if it is said directly after trying to cool a coffee by blowing on it and then sipping only to find it's still hot, it suggests the person has been 'blown' by the steam of the hot cup, indicating a certain defeat. They expected relief, but instead 'got blow'. Hence, the phrase is humorously ironic because it uses colloquial language to express a fairly common and mundane experience.

Lastly, the statement’s succinctness adds to its overall humor. "Got blow" lacks grammatical sophistication; it is direct and does not elaborate on the situation's details, resulting in deadpan humor or a humorous matter-of-fact statement. The humor arises from the unexpectedness of the phrase's brevity, leaving much to the listener's imagination. Therefore, the phrase can be both funny and ironic, depending on the context and the receiver's interpretation. got blow

got blow

The image shows a close-up of a parrot with green plumage focused on the head and partial view of the body. The parrot appears to be a little ruffled, possibly due to distress or discomfort, and its eye is wide, which could be interpreted as an expression of innocence or defiance. Additionally, the parrot's beak is closed, a detail that is pivotal to the humor in the caption that accompanies the image.

The text above the image makes a humorous claim that this parrot was trained by drug dealers to alert them of police presence and it is refusing to speak after being detained. This sentence anthropomorphizes the parrot, attributing to it human-like behavior such as being trained for a specific task and then exercising the right to remain silent when caught — a comedic spin that plays off of scenarios often seen in crime dramas where suspects refuse to talk to authorities.

Below the image of the parrot is a comment by a user named "BEAN" which provides the punchline to the joke: "He’s a parrot not a rat." This quip relies on a play on words, as "rat" is commonly used as a slang term for someone who informs on others, often to the police. By emphasizing the literal animal nature of the parrot and contrasting it with the slang term for informant, the comment further highlights the absurdity of the situation, adding to the humor.

The humor in this image also comes from the subversion of expectations. Typically, one would not expect an animal, and least of all a bird, to be involved in criminal activities in a human-like manner. The image and the captions take something familiar — a parrot's ability to mimic human speech — and twist it into a scenario that is both unexpected and ludicrous.

The joke also quietly pokes fun at the human tendency to anthropomorphize animals, attributing them with loyalties and ethical behaviors. The punchline "He’s a parrot not a rat" plays on recognizing that the parrot has no concept of the human justice system or allegiance to criminal elements, which contrasts humorously with the first text's implication that the parrot is behaving like a seasoned criminal accomplice.

Lastly, the image evokes humor through visual storytelling, with the wide-eyed innocent look of the parrot juxtaposing with the claim of its criminal involvement. The very idea that even animals could be implicated in crime rings and could be just as tight-beaked as their human counterparts when it comes to withholding information is a playful and imaginative concept that taps into the fun of the absurd. A parrot that was trained by drug dealers to alert them of police presence and is refusing to speak after being detained BEAN MGRADS He s a parrot not a rat

A parrot that was trained by drug dealers to alert them of police presence and is refusing to speak after being detained BEAN MGRADS He s a parrot not a rat

The image depicts a cartoon lion with an anthropomorphic form, meaning it has human-like characteristics, such as an upright posture, the use of hands, and the ability to speak. The lion has a notably jovial and confident expression, with one hand raised as if gesturing while speaking. Its facial features are softened and comical with a big grin, large eyes, and a fluffy mane that adds to its cartoonish charm.

The lion is wearing a shirt with the word "DARE" printed on it. DARE stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education, which is a well-known international education program that seeks to prevent the use of controlled drugs, membership in gangs, and violent behavior. The DARE program was widespread in many schools, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s, aiming to educate young people about staying drug-free.

Included in the image is a speech bubble coming from the lion that reads, “I’m ashamed of every single one of you.” The expression on the lion contrasts with the message, as the lion's grin doesn’t seem to correlate with the language of shame usually associated with disappointment or disapproval, which typically would be conveyed with a frown or a stern expression.

The setting appears to be an abstract representation, as the background consists of lined paper, which might suggest that this message is within an educational or childish context. The lined paper is reminiscent of notebook paper commonly used by students, reinforcing the educational theme of the image.

What might make this image funny to some people is the ironic juxtaposition of the cheerful, confident cartoon lion wearing a DARE shirt—a symbol of a serious and earnest anti-drug program—while expressing shame towards the viewer. The humor arises from this clash of visual and verbal communication.

Furthermore, for those with nostalgia for the time when the DARE program was at its peak, seeing a cartoon character lecturing in such a manner could serve as a lighthearted throwback to school assemblies or classes. It could also be seen as a satirical comment on the perceived ineffectiveness of scare tactics used in some educational programs, with the lion comically representing an authority figure profoundly let down by an unseen group's actions or choices. I m ashamed of every single one of you

I m ashamed of every single one of you

The image presented is a digital manipulation that merges a tranquil landscape often found in classical paintings with the surprising addition of a large, prehistoric dinosaur. It features a boy sitting by the water's edge, gazing upward, not at a bird or a gentle woodland creature, but at a massive dinosaur reminiscent of a triceratops. The dinosaur looms over the boy, with its rough skin, large horns, and somewhat comical facial expression.

Inscribed at the top of the image are the words, "That was no microdose, Timmy", a phrase that adds a layer of humor to the surreal scene. This text suggests that the boy, referred to as Timmy, may have been expecting a much subtler experience, commonly referred to as a 'microdose' in the context of taking a very small, sub-hallucinogenic amount of a psychedelic substance. Instead, Timmy appears to be having an intense and quite unexpected visual encounter with a dinosaur.

The notion of microdosing has become a cultural touchstone, often associated with the pursuit of enhanced creativity or therapeutic effects. The irony in this image lies in the vast disconnect between the concept of "micro" and the grandiose dinosaur in the scene, which is anything but small or subtle. The discrepancy between the expectation of a minor alteration in perception and the fantastical reality Timmy faces is the root of the humor.

The image exudes a juxtaposition of the serene setting and the boy's presumably mind-altering experience. The gentle, Impressionist-inspired backdrop of trees, water, and soft lighting clashes with the absurd and anachronistic appearance of the dinosaur, adding to the visual comedy. This contrasts with typical depictions of such tranquil nature scenes, which usually promote peace and contemplation rather than unexpected prehistoric encounters.

The facial expressions contribute to the comedic effect of the image. The dinosaur's visage appears oddly expressive, almost as if it is sharing a moment of surprise or camaraderie with Timmy. The boy's body language, relaxed and seemingly unthreatened by the large creature beside him, accentuates the oddity of the situation and could evoke amusement in the viewer.

Overall, viewers might find the image funny due to the surreal juxtaposition, the play on words, and the lighthearted allusion to psychedelic experiences gone awry. It taps into the humorous human appreciation for the unexpected and the absurd, particularly when set against a scene that would conventionally evoke calm and pastoral beauty. The result is an image that tickles the funny bone by playfully upending the norms of both art and reality. That was no microdose Timmy

That was no microdose Timmy

This image features a humanoid figure slumped on a brown couch with a comically disoriented posture. The figure is not a living being, but rather a model of a robot made from what appears to be lightweight material, possibly cardboard or a similarly pale-hued material. Specifically, its left arm is dangling off to the side in a way that suggests limpness or a lack of control, adding to the humor of the image.

Accompanying the image are two lines of text strategically placed to create the joke. The first line, located at the top, reads "me: this edible ain’t shit," which is a colloquial way of saying that an edible, typically a food infused with cannabis, does not seem to be effective. This phrase is spoken as though by the person sharing the image.

The second line, "me 5 minutes later," positioned below, implies a rapid shift in circumstance wherein the individual who has consumed the edible now feels its potent effects, starkly contrasting their previous claim. This before-and-after scenario is humorously exemplified by the robot's slouched position, which personifies the second line of dialogue.

The humor in the image stems from the exaggerated portrayal of the abrupt and incapacitating effect edibles can have despite initial impressions. The meme plays on the common experience of underestimating the power of edibles, leading to an overwhelming sensation that catches the consumer off guard, often humorously rendered in anecdotes and stories within cannabis culture.

The robot's design, with its over-the-top and somewhat absurdly dramatic posture, serves as an ideal stand-in for the person who has misjudged the edible's impact. It showcases a universal comedic theme where there is a stark difference between expectation and reality – in this case, the initial belief that the edible is weak followed by a strong reaction.

The image might be found funny to people who understand the context of cannabis edibles and their delayed yet powerful effects. For those who have shared a similar experience, the meme provides a relatable and humorous visual representation of the surprising shift from skepticism to the overwhelming realization of the edible's potency. me this edible ain t shit me 5 minutes later

me this edible ain t shit me 5 minutes later

The image depicts a man standing on top of a pool table with a cue stick in hand, seemingly in the act of playing pool. However, the humorous and unusual aspect is that the man shouldn't be standing on the pool table, as this is not how the game is traditionally played. The man is wearing casual clothing, and the surrounding area suggests this scene is taking place in a residential game room or basement, which has a relaxed and informal ambiance.

Accompanying the photo is a caption that reads, "I gave my uncle an edible and he said he didn’t feel anything," which adds a layer of comedic context to the image. The term "edible" commonly refers to a food item infused with cannabis, which is known to have delayed psychoactive effects. The humor arises from the implication that the uncle, after consuming the edible and initially not feeling any effect, is now experiencing altered behavior - such as standing on the pool table - likely without realizing how unusual his actions are.

The setting of the room includes the pool table with cue balls scattered around the surface, a cue stick resting against the table, and a light fixture hanging overhead, which are all typical in a pool-playing setting. The lighting suggests an indoor evening environment, and the uncle appears focused on playing the game, oblivious to the impropriety of his method.

The image could be considered funny due to the dramatic irony at play. The viewers of the picture, privy to the caption, understand the reason behind the uncle's strange behavior, but the uncle himself may be unaware of his comical incongruity with normal pool-playing etiquette. This creates a lighthearted, shared joke among those who see the image.

Beyond the situational humor, there's also an element of relatability that can make the image amusing to a wider audience. Many people have experienced or heard of stories where the effects of an edible took longer than expected to manifest, leading to unexpectedly humorous situations. Observers may find the image funny because it reminds them of their own similar experiences or tales they've heard from friends or family.

Lastly, the image may evoke laughter as it breaks away from the norm, creating an absurd visual of a grown man standing on a billiard table. The departure from expected behavior, especially in the mundane setting of a game room, offers a surprise that contrasts sharply with typical pools playing decorum, thereby tickling the viewer's sense of the ridiculous. I gave my uncle an edible and he said he didn t feel anything

I gave my uncle an edible and he said he didn t feel anything

The statement and its humor greatly depend on the understanding of the common cultural trends, mostly found on social media platforms. The sentence is an ironic take on a commonly used phrase "You know my name, but not my story". This line, often seen in social media profiles, carries an air of mysteriousness and depth. The person behind the profile is implicitly saying that there is more to them than what meets the eye. By declaring such a statement, they give the impression that their lives are full of complexities and unique experiences, something which cannot simply be understood by knowing their name or viewing their profile.

The humor in this sentence lies in the subversion of this mystique. The phrase "It's always meth and dicks" is a cynical comment which assumes that the 'real story' behind many mysterious profiles typically tend to involve grim realities of drug use (represented by 'meth') and sexual promiscuity (represented by 'dicks'). The exaggeration in the statement is what really makes it the punch line. The line, which is expected to be followed by tales of life-altering experiences or deep emotional sentiments, takes a sudden left turn and directly references drug abuse and sexual acts.

The irony arises from contrasting the expected depth and wisdom implied by "You know my name, but not my story" with the crude vulgarities and potential self-destruction of "It's always meth and dicks." The lofty image is deconstructed cinematically to reveal a grimy underworld, full of shock value. The irony also stems from the idea that the statement is critiquing judgement. The saying "You know my name, not my story" is an appeal against passing judgement based on surface knowledge however, the humorist takes this opportunity to humorously judge and display a probable stereotyping.

Moreover, it is notable how humor is often fueled by the violation of expectations. In this case, the expectation, based on the commonly used phrase, is for something profound and meaningful to follow. Instead, the following humorously inappropriate phrase subverts this expectation, thereby creating comedic effect.

The grim humor in this sentence also relies on the readers knowing the disturbing reality of substance misuse and overly casual sexual encounters. The idea of reducing an individual's complicated life story and experiences to two variables, being 'meth' and 'dicks', can be seen as a commentary on the human propensity for applying stereotypical labels to complex problems.

Considering all of these factors, the sentence shows a quintessential dark humor, utilizing irony and shock value. While it does come off as offensive to some, it is also seen as a rebellious expression against "sanitized" social media personalities that are usually far detached from the reality of the person behind the profile. IF HER PROFILE SAYS YOU KNOW ME BUT NOT MY STORY IT S METH AND DICKS IT S ALWAYS METH AND DICKS

IF HER PROFILE SAYS YOU KNOW ME BUT NOT MY STORY IT S METH AND DICKS IT S ALWAYS METH AND DICKS

This humorous image captures a unique and somewhat surreal scene inside a living room, with the main focus on a person lying face-down across a wooden floor with SCUBA (self-contained underwater breathing apparatus) gear fully equipped, including mask, fins, and oxygen tank. The individual seems as though they are prepared for a deep-sea dive—yet they are distinctly out of their natural water-based habitat.

Above the photo, a caption delivers the punchline: "These edibles ain't sh*t!" Followed by "*20 minutes later-", the text hints at the consumption of cannabis-infused edibles which are known to have a delayed onset of effects. This suggests that the person may have underestimated the potency of the edibles and is now experiencing a potent high.

Displayed prominently in the room is a large, wall-mounted television screen broadcasting a vibrant underwater scene, complete with coral reefs and marine life. The person in SCUBA gear is positioned parallel to the TV screen, adding to the comedic implication that they are attempting to immerse themselves in the televised underwater environment, blurring the lines between reality and their altered state.

The humor in this image stems from the absurdity and hyperbolic reaction to the edibles. The image pokes fun at a common experience where individuals may prematurely assert that a consumable has no effect on them, only to be proven emphatically wrong shortly afterwards. The over-the-top response of donning SCUBA gear as if to dive into the TV screen exaggerates this common anecdote of edible consumption.

Adding to the comical effect is the meticulous attention to detail in the person's preparation for this 'indoor dive.' They appear fully suited up for an actual dive, which shows a high level of commitment to their imaginative pursuit, further amping up the absurdity of the situation.

Lastly, the image could be especially funny to viewers who have had similar experiences or who understand the context behind the consumption of edibles. It plays on the shared cultural knowledge of cannabis edibles' effects, putting a humorous twist on something that could be relatable to many who know the feeling of being unexpectedly overpowered by a food item that seemed innocuous at first. The picture plays out like a visual punchline to an inside joke familiar to those who resonate with the nuances of edible consumption. These edibles ain t s it 20 minutes later

These edibles ain t s it 20 minutes later

The image is a meme that depicts what is humorously referred to as the "Cocaine World Championship Finals." At the top of the image, there is a bracket-style setup similar to those used in sports tournaments. Each bracket contains the pixelated faces of individuals, and some are crossed out, implying that they have been eliminated from this fictional competition.

In the final bracket, two non-pixelated faces remain, indicating they are the "finalists" in this fictitious championship. Below the brackets, a bold caption reads "COCAINE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS," suggesting a satirical competition based on the illicit use of cocaine.

The main part of the image shows a large, divided white line running down the center of what appears to be a runway or expansive flat surface. The white line is likely intended to represent a massive quantity of cocaine, further playing into the joke of the made-up championship.

Foregrounding the bottom of the image are the heads of the two finalists. They are staring intently at the white line between them, which serves as the fictional “challenge” they face in this mock competition. Their expressions, edited to look exaggerated and intense, contribute to the comedic effect.

The humor in the image arises from the absurdity and exaggeration of turning a serious issue, like drug abuse, into a lighthearted and fictitious sport. It relies on satirical elements, as well as the contrast between such a grim topic and the playful format of a sports championship.

It's worth noting that while some might find the image amusing because of its absurd and satirical take on a serious issue, humor is subjective, and others might find it in poor taste. The image does not aim to glamorize drug use but rather uses hyperbole and satire to comment on the notorious histories of certain public figures with exaggerated humor. COCAINE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS

COCAINE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS

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The image appears to be a meme with a humorous caption: "The birds when you're out of drugs at 5am." It shows a man blowing into a flute with a dramatic expression on his face. The man is shirtless, exposing his muscular physique, and he appears to be intensely focused on playing the instrument.

The background of the photo is a blurred blue tone, suggesting it might be taken from a television performance or a similar entertainment setting. The lighting is focused on the man, highlighting his features and actions. There seems to be no other context in the image beyond the individual and his activity.

The humor in this meme seems to derive from the juxtaposition of the early morning time mentioned in the caption (5 am), typically associated with calmness or sleeping, with the energetic and intense action of the man playing the flute. Birds are known for their early morning chirping, which can sound particularly loud and possibly even intrusive to someone who is experiencing withdrawal symptoms from drugs or simply facing a sleepless night.

Additionally, the exaggerated facial expression and ripped physique of the man add a layer of absurdity to the scenario, enhancing the comedic effect. It implies that the birds are not just chirping gently, but doing so with the same zeal and fervor as a passionate flute player, which is an amusing personification.

Memes like this often gain humor from relatable situations—many people have experienced being woken up early by birdsong or other unwanted sounds. The comedic twist in this case turns the common annoyance of early morning birds into a playful, imaginative scenario that exaggerates the real-life experience to amusing effect. The birds when you re out of drugs at 5am

The birds when you re out of drugs at 5am

The image presented is a meme featuring a close-up shot of a rock-like creature with a human-like face. The creature appears to be talking and has an exaggerated facial expression, with wide eyes and an open mouth as if it was caught in the middle of a conversation explaining something of great importance to it.

At the top of the image, the text reads "no one:" followed by "the crackhead outside 7/11:". This is a common meme format where "no one:" suggests that no one asked or nobody is talking, followed by a scenario or a person acting unprompted. In this case, it's implying that a person behaving erratically, referred to pejoratively as "the crackhead," is outside a 7/11 convenience store.

The caption at the bottom reads, "Where I come from in the north, we used to have exquisite gourmet rocks." This line adds a humorous juxtaposition, with the creature solemnly reminiscing about something as mundane and inedible as rocks, treating them as if they were a fine delicacy from its "northern" homeland.

The humour potentially stems from a few elements. Firstly, there's the absurdity of the creature's statement about "gourmet rocks," which plays with the idea of rocks being a part of a cuisine, something that is nonsensical to humans. Secondly, there's an implied commentary on the bizarre and sometimes nonsensical things people may say or do under the influence of substances, hence the reference to a "crackhead."

The rock creature's forlorn and serious expression as it "recalls" the rocks of its origin adds to the comedic effect. Its earnestness contrasts with the ridiculousness of the situation, enhancing the humor through irony and exaggeration.

Finally, the meme uses the context of being outside a 7/11, a location often associated with everyday urban scenery, to ground the absurdity in a relatable, real-world place. This juxtaposition of the ordinary (7/11) with the fantastical (talking rock creature reminiscing about "gourmet rocks") collides to create a bizarrely funny scenario that tickles the imagination. no one the crackhead outside 7 11 Where I come from in the north we used to have exquisite gourmet rocks

no one the crackhead outside 7 11 Where I come from in the north we used to have exquisite gourmet rocks

This image depicts an indoor setting, most likely a residential space, with two individuals who appear to be in the midst of a fairly rambunctious and untidy scenario. The ceiling and furniture indicate it's a domestic setting, and the somewhat disheveled room suggests a gathering or party might have taken place or is currently in progress.

The focal point of the photograph is a person who is suspended upside down, with their legs in the air and the head obscured from view, as it is plunged into what appears to be a recess in the ceiling. The individual's attire consists of jeans and white shoes, and the somewhat awkward and precariously inverted pose serves as a visual punchline to the situation.

Another person is seen in the foreground to the left, walking away from the scene with their back to the camera. Only the upper half of this person's body is visible, showing a blue shirt and the person's head cropped out of the frame. What stands out is that this person's pants are pulled down to reveal underwear, adding another layer of absurdity to the image.

The image also includes glimpses of ordinary living space elements, such as a dining table covered with a patterned tablecloth, a coffee mug, chairs, and a plant. These everyday items create a contrast with the unusual human antics, grounding the photo in a relatable setting while highlighting the bizarre circumstances.

Accompanying the image is a caption that reads: "When you didn't even wanna go out and end up the most fucked up person there." This text provides context that suggests a narrative behind the image, depicting an individual who perhaps reluctantly attended a party or gathering and ended up in the most compromised and embarrassing position.

The humor inherent in the image arises from several aspects: the visual absurdity of someone stuck in a ceiling, the element of surprise and the implication of a backstory where the person got more involved in the revelries than they had originally planned. It's a scenario that captures an extreme moment in what one might assume was an unexpectedly wild night, and the caption plays on the all-too-relatable notion of events not always going as anticipated. The irony and exaggeration are common elements of humor, which are well utilized here.

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The image features a meme that presents a humorous exchange between an interviewer and an interviewee. At the top of the image, a text caption reads, "Interviewer: 'So do you have any experience with sales?'" which suggests the setting is a job interview and the subject of experience in sales is being discussed.

Below the caption, the word "Me:" appears, which indicates that the image following is meant to represent the interviewee's response to the question. This format, where text sets up a scenario followed by a visual or textual punchline, is a common structure in internet meme culture.

The photograph shows a person sitting amongst a large quantity of what appears to be unsold inventory. The items are stacked on pallets and wrapped in plastic, suggesting a warehouse or storage facility setting. The subject is portrayed with a relaxed, almost smug expression, which contrasts comically with the serious nature of a job interview.

The humor arises from the visual exaggeration of the situation. Rather than merely describing their experience with sales verbally or through a resume, the person in the meme is surrounded by a massive amount of product, implying that they have not been successful in selling the items – hence why they are surrounded by them.

This visually exaggerated response to the question about sales experience is funny because it's an unexpected and literal interpretation of having 'experience with sales,' highlighting a scenario where the person has been unsuccessful in actually selling anything.

Lastly, the ironic presentation of the photo as an answer, exaggerating the person's unsold stock rather than showcasing traditional credentials, is what might draw amusement from the viewers, as it pokes fun at the typical job interview process. It utilizes the relatable dread of being questioned about one's qualifications and turns it into a comical situation. Interviewer So do you have any experience with sales Me

Interviewer So do you have any experience with sales

Harry Potter and The Goblet of Meth

Harry Potter and The Goblet of Meth

When your baby is teething and you find a way to make him stop crying

When your baby is teething and you find a way to

The image features two stuffed figures that resemble famous characters, one of which is notably the Muppets' character, Kermit the Frog, mounted atop another creature similar to a lizard or dragon. Kermit’s big, wide-open mouth and enthusiastic expression suggest excitement or surprise, adding an amusing touch to the photo.

Accompanying the image is a dialogue represented by text overlaid at the top. The conversation goes as follows: “Her: I have a boyfriend. Me: 2 for 50. Her:” with the last line implying an unspoken reaction, which is humorously depicted by the stuffed dragon's bewildered expression and gaping mouth.

The humor in this photo originates from its playful and unexpected take on a common situation where someone might try to discourage further romantic advancements by mentioning they have a boyfriend. The "Me: 2 for 50" is an absurd response, suggesting a bizarre and humorous bargain as if relationships were items for sale.

The comedic reaction of the dragon-like creature, with its googly eyes and wide open mouth, captures the essence of a silent, shocked, or incredulous response, comically interpreted as if the creature were the person being spoken to in the dialogue.

The single dollar bill and the red box add further elements to the comedy, implying a transaction or a deal is happening, which plays on the absurdity of the situation. Presenting such a situation in a commercial context mocks the very idea of bargaining in matters of love.

Lastly, the humor is underscored by the image's unexpected combination of childlike stuffed animals and adult humor, creating a blend that's playful and surprising, eliciting amusement from the contrast and incongruity between the image and the scenario. Her I have a boyfriend Me 2 for 50 Her

Her I have a boyfriend Me 2 for 50