Video Game Memes

This image presents a view from above of a scene that includes two parked cars with a sidewalk and some grass. One car is silver and the other is darker in color, possibly black or dark blue. The lighting suggests it's either early morning or late afternoon, given the long shadows cast on the ground.

The amusing element of the photograph centers on a pedestrian whose shadow is perfectly cast so as to appear as if it's a "dark spirit" of sorts chasing after or following them. What adds to the comical effect is a caption on the image that reads "Dark spirit has invaded!" which is a clever nod to video game culture where such phrases might be used to indicate the appearance of an enemy or challenge.

The pedestrian's actual appearance is inconspicuous, and they may not even be aware of the entertaining interplay of light and shadow taking place behind them. The shadow's "head" is exaggerated and distorted by an object the person is carrying, which humorously translates into the idea of a floating, ominous figure.

Why people might find the image funny hinges on the juxtaposition of the mundane—a person simply walking down a path—with the fantastical, conjured by the shadow. Much comedy arises from unexpected contexts or seeing commonplace scenarios in a new, distorted light.

The idea that the pedestrian is being pursued by a "dark spirit" is an amusing anthropomorphism of a shadow. It plays into our fondness for storytelling and the human tendency to perceive characters and narratives in random patterns or abstract shapes—a phenomenon known as pareidolia.

Lastly, the humor is also derived from the shared cultural experiences, such as those common in video games or fantasy media where the language of "invading dark spirits" is well understood and often associated with high-stakes adventure, which contrasts sharply with the prosaic setting here. It's a lighthearted reminder not to take everyday life too seriously and to find joy and laughter in the small, unscripted moments. Dark spirit has invaded

Dark spirit has invaded

The image displays a meme with a text caption that reads, "When you check behind a waterfall in a game but there's no hidden treasure." It portrays a person, edited into a cartoonish appearance, sitting somewhat discontentedly in a shallow pool of water with a waterfall cascading behind them. The person's facial expression is one of displeased surprise or anticlimax, which is a central point of the humor here.

The backdrop appears to be a man-made structure attempting to mimic a natural waterfall environment, potentially located in an artificial cave or a themed space meant for entertainment or relaxation. Despite the setting's attempt at naturalism, elements like the gridded fencing peeking from above give it a distinctly fabricated feel, which further adds a layer of absurdity to the scene.

The humor arises from a shared gaming trope where players often explore behind waterfalls or in seemingly concealed nooks anticipating to find hidden treasures or secrets, as historically, game designers have used such locations for this purpose. The image comically represents the disappointment a gamer feels when their in-game exploration, influenced by these expectations, leads to no reward – a situation familiar to many in the gaming community.

The person's expression is deliberately exaggerated, enhancing the comedic effect by aligning their mood with the anticlimax that gamers know all too well. This exaggerated look, coupled with their bizarre surroundings, makes the scene relatable but also surreal enough to elicit a chuckle from viewers familiar with the context.

This meme can be funny to people who have experienced this sort of letdown in video games. It unites the audience through a common, sometimes frustrating, experience within a humorous framework. The element of shared knowledge about gaming culture is indispensable for the meme's humor to land effectively.

Additionally, the meme's humor is amplified by the visual absurdity of a real-life equivalent to the gamer's in-game action: the expectation of finding something extraordinary in places where we have been conditioned by our virtual experiences to expect it, when, in reality, such rewards are not part of our physical world structures. The image simultaneously pokes fun at the seriousness with which gamers can approach their hobby and the disconnect between game logic and real-world logic. When you check behind a waterfall in a game but there s no hidden treasure

When you check behind a waterfall in a game but there s no hidden treasure

The image shows a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users, featuring an exchange that may be perceived as humorous due to its clever retort and the relatable context of gaming as a form of escapism. The first tweet is by a user named "E," with the handle "@eveiscruzzin," illustrated by a profile picture showing a woman with dark hair. The tweet poses a judgmental question: "Grown men", why are you still playing video games?" The timestamp indicates it was posted at 7:52 PM on August 20, 2021, from an iPhone.

In response, another user with the profile name "Ken" and handle "@Kendrvck," displays a profile picture of what appears to be a man sitting at a desk. Ken's reply serves as a witty counter to E's initial question, which is where the intended humor is found. He writes: "Same reason you wear makeup. Nice lil escape from reality 👋," effectively comparing the use of makeup as a means to escape or enhance reality with the escapist attributes of playing video games. The comparison is not meant to be derogatory but rather to point out that both activities serve a similar purpose for different individuals.

The humor in this exchange, which may resonate with some people, derives from the quick-witted and unexpected nature of Ken's reply. Video games are often scrutinized, especially for adults who play them, under the misconception that gaming is an activity solely for children or adolescents. The original tweet taps into this societal judgment, while the retort flips the premise to suggest that adults engage in various forms of escapism, including but not limited to, video games and makeup.

The counterargument highlights the subjective nature of hobbies and personal preferences, suggesting that what may be a pastime or a form of relaxation for one person can be paralleled with another person's way of coping or taking a break from reality. This comparison can be amusing because it calls into question the arbitrary lines drawn by society regarding what is considered a 'legitimate' pastime for adults.

Additionally, the humor lies in the brevity and punchiness of Ken's response. The use of "Nice lil escape from reality" with the nonchalant hand wave emoji 👋 at the end adds a casual, dismissive flair to the reply, which contrasts the potentially serious tone of the original tweet. This levity further lightens the mood and adds to the chuckle-worthy moment.

Lastly, the screenshot has been widely circulated across social media platforms due to its snappy comeback that flips the script on the critic. Many people appreciate this kind of banter online where someone's negative comment is met with a clever, non-hostile reply that puts things into perspective, often rewarding the respondent with praise for their sharp wit. Such exchanges become internet humor because they offer a snapshot of social interactions where someone skillfully navigates criticism with humor and relatability. Grown men why are you still playing video games Same reason you wear makeup Nice lil escape from reality

Grown men why are you still playing video games Same reason you wear makeup Nice lil escape from reality

The image presented showcases a public bathroom setting equipped with a row of sinks, each presumably installed with a sensor-operated faucet. What grabs immediate attention, however, is the over-the-top cartoon character superimposed onto the scene. This character, drawn with exaggeratedly massive muscles and a determined expression, appears to be contorting and stretching to an absurd degree in an apparent effort to activate a sensor faucet.

At the top of the image, there is a caption that reads: "Trying to get the faucet sensor to work in the bathroom like:" The humor in this meme arises primarily from the relatable frustration that many people experience with automatic faucets. The everyday struggle to find that sweet spot where the sensor recognizes one's hands is a modern inconvenience.

The character depicted has been taken to comical extremes, with limbs stretched out beyond humanly possible lengths, encapsulating the feeling of desperation one can have when trying repeatedly to get the sensor to work. The character's seriousness and effort juxtaposed with the mundane task of getting water from a faucet amplifies the comedic effect.

The image is also funny because it features a kind of physical comedy, evoking the slapstick humor of characters who find themselves in exaggerated and ludicrous situations. People might find the struggle represented as both funny and true to their own experiences, which often involves waving hands wildly under the faucet, sometimes without success.

Furthermore, the image pokes fun at how advanced technology, intended to be convenient and hygienic, can sometimes lead to more complex interactions than the traditional manual methods. It's a light-hearted commentary on the occasional failings of technology in everyday life.

The meme may resonate on a universal scale as it speaks to the shared human experience with technology and the sometimes comical lengths we go to make it work for us. Its humor lies in the over-dramatization of an activity that is typically simple and uneventful, providing a moment of amusement and connection over a trivial yet oddly unifying struggle. Trying to get the faucet sensor to work in the bathroom like

Trying to get the faucet sensor to work in the bathroom like

The image depicts a rather unusual and impractical piece of furniture, which appears to be a wooden desk with a cane attached to where the chair should be. This desk sits in a nondescript room with a simple, solid-color wall and a bare floor, putting the focus entirely on the unconventional object. The caption above the image reads, "Welcome to Bethesda Softworks. This is where you'll be working."

Firstly, the visual humor arises from the literal integration of the “work” (the desk) with the “break” (represented by the cane, which is often an aide for resting or supporting oneself). The desk's design is amusing in its absurdity, as it combines two unrelated items into a single piece of furniture that fails to fulfill the primary function of either object effectively. It presents an office workspace that is essentially unusable, which directly contrasts with the conventional understanding of what a workspace should be.

Secondly, the caption adds a layer of irony by welcoming someone to a reputable game development company and showing them a dysfunctional workspace. This joke likely hinges on the implicit understanding of the audience that this is not a real representation of the company's facilities. Instead, it suggests a metaphor about the nature of work at Bethesda Softworks (or any game development studio) – that it could be challenging or ludicrous, requiring one to have support (the cane) close at hand.

The subtle humor could be informed by an insider culture among gamers and those familiar with Bethesda's reputation for releasing games that, while popular and ambitious, have historically been known for their glitches and bugs. The image might be seen as a wry nod to these aspects, offering a whimsical commentary on the "stability" of a job at such a company, where employees metaphorically need to "lean" on something as they navigate their work.

Moreover, there is a comedic contrast between the expectations of high-tech, cutting-edge work environments typically associated with software companies and the antiquated, seemingly hobbled-together furniture presented in the image. This contrast creates a humorous juxtaposition that could be seen as a light-hearted critique or parody of the game development industry and its occasional missteps or challenges.

Finally, the humor might also stem from the empathetic reactions of those who have experienced or can imagine working in less-than-ideal office situations, where the reality of one's work environment falls far short of expectations. The cane, typically a symbol of support or disability, playfully suggests that one may need such assistance to get through their workday at this imaginary version of Bethesda Softworks.

In sum, the image unites a surprising prop combination with a reference to a well-known game development company, and it relies on the viewer's background knowledge of office culture and the gaming industry to draw out humor through absurdity, contrast, and relatable work experiences.

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The image presented here is a meme, which is typically a humorous form of media designed to be spread rapidly by internet users. At the top of the image is a caption that says "Guys: Girls are so emotional! Guys losing a game at 2 am:" This introductory text sets up the contrast that the rest of the meme aims to humorously highlight.

Beneath the caption are three separate photos of a man in various states of strong emotionality. The images depict exaggerated expressions of anger and distress, with the clear intent of representing a male individual having an emotional reaction to losing a game late at night.

The first photo shows the man with a livid expression, mouth wide open as if he is shouting or yelling. His face is contorted in anger, and this over-the-top portrayal is likely meant to mimic the frustration one might experience during a competitive event, such as a video game.

In the second photo, the man is shown with both hands pulling at his hair, eyes wide and mouth contorted in a grimace. This conveys a sense of intense exasperation or rage, further emphasizing the theme of losing emotional control over a game.

The third photo showcases the man with tears streaming down his face, mouth wide open in a distressed, crying expression. This image appears to illustrate utter defeat and the emotional breakdown that may follow a particularly upsetting loss.

The humor in this meme arises from the juxtaposition of the stereotype that men claim women to be overly emotional with the exaggerated portrayal of a man being highly emotional over something presumably trivial, such as losing a game. It plays on the irony that those who may criticize others for being emotional can themselves exhibit strong emotional reactions in certain situations. The extreme nature of the depicted emotions adds a layer of absurdity, as it exaggerates how someone might typically react to a game, creating a funny exaggeration of reality. Guys Girls are so emotional Guys losing a game at 2 am

Guys Girls are so emotional Guys losing a game at 2 am

The image appears to show a woman lying on her stomach on a carpeted floor, holding a video game controller in her hands. She is looking towards the camera with an exaggerated shocked and dismayed facial expression, mouth wide open as if in mid-gasp. Her attire is casual, which suggests a relaxed setting, perhaps at home during her leisure time.

Above the woman is text that reads, "That face you make when you forgot to save your progress." This caption connects the woman's facial expression to a common experience many gamers can empathize with: the moment of realization that they have not saved their progress in a game, which could potentially result in the loss of hours of effort.

The humor in this image likely stems from the hyperbolic nature of the woman's reaction, which is intended to be an over-the-top depiction of a relatively minor yet frustrating event. The dramatic presentation of her face captures a sense of desperation and disbelief that is humorous because it exaggerates the seriousness of the situation.

For those familiar with video gaming, forgetting to save progress is a relatable frustration. Hence, the image could evoke a sense of camaraderie or shared experience among gamers, leading to amusement as they reflect on their own similar past experiences.

The image could also be funny to viewers because it personifies a moment of realization and regret that goes beyond gaming. The facial expression captured in the photo is similar to reactions people might have upon forgetting to do something important in everyday life, making the image's humor more universal.

Finally, the humor can come from the shared understanding that modern video games often have auto-save features, which makes forgetting to save a somewhat outdated concern. This could add an ironic dimension to the image, as it may remind some viewers of earlier gaming experiences and evoke a sense of nostalgia mixed with humor. That face you make when you forgot to save your progress

That face you make when you forgot to save your progress

The image presented appears to be a screenshot of a news article headline juxtaposed with an image macro commonly associated with the "Skyrim" video game meme format. The headline at the top details an amusing and unusual news story, stating, "Boy, 10, steals parents' car to visit grandparents 68 miles away... then tells police he is a dwarf who has forgotten his licence." The date and time stamps indicate the article was published and updated on the 13th of February, 2014 by someone named Kate Lyons.

Beneath the news headline are three separate skill bars labeled "SNEAK 100," "SPEECH 100," and "ILLUSION 100," respectively. Each skill bar is fully filled, indicating a maximum level achievement in the respective categories within the context of a role-playing game. The bars and the entire format mimic the graphical user interface elements found in the popular video game "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim," where such skills are developed by the player's character throughout the game.

The humor in this image comes from the absurdity of the real-life event and how it is wittily connected to video game mechanics. The fact that a 10-year-old boy managed not only to steal a car and drive 68 miles but also attempted to deceive the police with a fantastical explanation is already an extraordinary and amusing narrative. His audacious claim to be a dwarf who has simply forgotten his license adds another layer of humor due to its implausibility and creativity.

The use of the "Skyrim" meme format adds a comedic lens through which to view the boy's actions, drawing a parallel between his real-world exploits and in-game skills. The "SNEAK 100" bar humorously suggests the boy was exceptionally stealthy to have taken the car without being detected. Similarly, the "SPEECH 100" implies a high level of persuasive ability, as in the game this skill would allow the player to more effectively communicate, barter, or even convince others of untruths.

The "ILLUSION 100" skill bar denotes the boy's attempt at creating a false reality or deception - in this case, posing as a dwarf—a notion that would fit thematically with illusion spells in a fantasy RPG (Role Playing Game) setting. The juxtaposition of the boy's seemingly fantastical story and his successful, albeit temporary, escape with the car mirrors the escapism and imaginative aspects of role-playing games.

Lastly, the humor can also be seen as deriving from the meme's ability to convey the impressiveness of the boy's actions in a lighthearted way. While the actual event might warrant a serious response concerning juvenile safety and the legal ramifications of taking a vehicle, the meme format allows people to engage with the story with levity, focusing on the child's inventive explanation and likening it to the achievements of a game character. This can evoke laughter as viewers are reminded of the innocent, if misguided, imagination of children and the video game trope of achieving maximum skill effectiveness. Boy 10 steals parents car to visit grandparents 68 miles away then tells police he is a dwarf who has forgotten his licence SNEAK 100 SPEECH 100 ILLUSION 100

Boy 10 steals parents car to visit grandparents

The image depicts a scene from a video game, where we see a wooden structure that seems to be a part of a makeshift base or fortification. This is a common sight in survival games where players collect resources to build and fortify their bases against other players or in-game elements.

At the forefront of the wooden base, there is a large white sign with red writing that appears hastily painted. The sign reads "Pls don't raid. I work 10hour shifts," which is a plea likely directed at other players. The message conveys a request for sympathy and understanding, hoping others will refrain from attacking or looting the base during the player's absence.

The humor in the image arises from the relatable context for many adult gamers. It highlights a common struggle: balancing gaming with adult responsibilities like full-time employment. This often leads to limited playtime, and the sign expresses a hope that the player's in-game progress won't be undone while they’re off dealing with real-life obligations.

The sign's presence in the game is an amusing break from the competitive nature often associated with gaming. Instead of fortifying their base with stronger defenses, this player has chosen to use a real-world social appeal. It's as if they're trying to bring a touch of humanity and compassion into the often ruthless virtual gaming world.

For those who understand the time commitment required to progress in such games, the sign is a funny and clever way to address the dilemma. It breaks the fourth wall by bringing a player's off-screen life into the game, thereby joining two aspects of their world in a humorous fashion.

Lastly, the image might be funny to people because it's an example of gaming culture intersecting with the memes and shared jokes that circulate on the internet. Gamers who have found themselves in similar situations can empathize with the plea. It's a light-hearted acknowledgement that sometimes, life gets in the way of our leisure activities, and all we can do is laugh and hope for the best. Pls don t raid I work 10 hour shifts

Pls don t raid I work 10 hour shifts

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Her Did you beat it while I was gone

The image presented is a meme featuring an over-dramatized and humorous expression on a female cartoon character's face. The text at the top reads "When you nail your shot on the first try," suggesting a situation where someone has achieved success unexpectedly or with notable skill.

Below the character’s face, there's an additional line of text that states, "OH FUCK YOU WON THIS HOLE!" This exclamation appears to be a comedic and exaggerated response, likely playing off the language sometimes used in competitive or exciting scenarios. The text makes use of strong language for humorous effect, potentially catching viewers off guard with its bluntness.

The character depicted in the meme looks like a caricatured version of Princess Peach from the Mario franchise, with an embellished facial expression. This exaggerated portrayal of surprise or shock contributes to the comedic intent of the meme. The character's expression, paired with the text, creates a sort of comic dissonance that might be funny to viewers familiar with the typically poised and regal demeanor of Princess Peach.

The background of the image shows a colorful and simplistic landscape that is evocative of a golf course found in a cartoon or video game setting. This context is important because it aligns with the text referring to winning a "hole," which is a term from golf. The casual viewer might deduce that this scenario is related to a successful moment in a golfing video game.

The watermark "burn.these.memes" suggests that the image is created by a social media account or an entity known for producing or sharing humorous content. Watermarks are often used to identify the creator or distributor of a meme and to discourage others from claiming ownership of the content.

The humor of the image might resonate particularly with those who enjoy video games, specifically those familiar with the Mario franchise and possibly golf-related games connected to that universe. The unexpected pairing of the refined character with a crass phrase creates a contrast that is often a staple of internet humor. Additionally, the meme might evoke a sense of camaraderie and familiar frustration or excitement among gamers who have experienced similar moments of victory or competition in gameplay. When you nail your shot on the first try OH F CK YOU WON THIS HOLE burn these memes

When you nail your shot on the first try

This image appears to be an animated GIF that blends real-life footage with a 3D animation of what appears to be a humanoid robot. The robot is modeled with a black and yellow body, giving it a sleek, mechanical appearance reminiscent of certain pop culture robots. It's designed with humanoid features, including arms and legs, that allow it to perform a variety of human-like actions.

The environment captured in the GIF seems to be an outdoor urban setting with a concrete ground, a metal fence in the background, and a row of trees to the side. The setting suggests that the location could be a park or a similar recreational area, which contrasts amusingly with the high-tech appearance of the robot that seems more suited for a futuristic or industrial setting rather than a leisurely park.

What adds to the humor is the sequence of actions the robot is performing. It starts off looking quite coordinated, running towards a metal gate. The expectation set by its confident approach is that the robot would perform some sort of agile maneuver, possibly leaping over the gate in a display of advanced robotics and agility.

However, the punchline of the GIF is that as the robot attempts to leap over the gate, it comically miscalculates, resulting in the robot's legs hitting the gate and causing it to clumsily flip over. This unexpected failure is a humorous contrast to what viewers might anticipate from a sophisticated robot, thereby creating a moment of slapstick comedy.

The humorous aspect is further enhanced by the human-like quality of error. Seeing a robot, typically associated with precision and perfection, fail in such a spectacularly human way by misjudging a jump can be funny due to the juxtaposition of expectations versus reality. It reminds people of their own follies and the everyday mishaps that everyone experiences.

Additionally, individuals might find humor in the anthropomorphization of the robot. The viewers might empathize with the robot's "embarrassment," projecting human emotions onto the machine, which adds an extra layer of amusement. Had the robot made the jump perfectly, the GIF would likely have a very different effect, perhaps one of admiration for technological prowess instead of humor deriving from the unexpected blunder. makeagif com

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This image is a two-panel comic strip that humorously illustrates a common dilemma faced by modern-day adults – fitting leisure activities into a busy schedule.

In the first panel, we see a character who appears frustrated or resigned. They are holding a sign that says "VIDEO GAMES," and there's a caption that reads, "AW, I CAN'T FIT GAMES INTO MY SCHEDULE." Behind the character is a large schedule or planner, split into blocks of time allocated to SLEEP, WORK, and FOOD, respectively. The blocks are color-coded, and the one for video games doesn’t seem to have a designated space on the schedule.

Transitioning to the second panel, there's a shift in dynamics. The character is now looking more hopeful or mischievous and partially examining the schedule from behind, with a thought bubble reading "OR CAN I?..." The implication is that they are about to alter their schedule in some way to accommodate video games.

In the revised schedule that the character is pushing into the frame, the word "SLEEP" is visibly squeezed to make space at the top, suggesting that the character is willing to sacrifice sleep to make room for video games. Both the work and sleep sections appear smaller, compressed to allow for this new allocation.

The humor in this comic strip lies in the relatable struggle between responsibility and leisure. Many people can identify with the challenge of fitting hobbies and relaxation into an already packed daily routine.

The image pokes fun at the lengths to which individuals might go to indulge in their favorite pastimes – even if it means cutting back on essentials like sleep. The twist in the character's action, from acceptance to scheming, captures a lighthearted take on how people negotiate their priorities when faced with a packed schedule.

Overall, the comic strips resonate because they playfully tackle the notion of balancing life's demands, showcasing the often humorous compromises one makes to include a bit of joy amidst the daily grind. The exaggerated resolution, prioritizing video games literally over sleep, is an amusing exaggeration that captures the spirit of the joke. AW I CAN T FIT GAMES INTO MY SCHEDULE OR CAN I SLEEP WORK FOOD VIDEO GAMES

AW I CAN T FIT GAMES INTO MY SCHEDULE

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This image features a live chicken standing in front of a Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) restaurant. The humor in the image comes from the incongruity and perceived irony of a chicken being present at a location where chicken is the primary item being prepared and served for consumption.

The text above the image reads, "That awkward moment when you spawn in the enemy’s base:" This wording borrows terminology from video gaming culture, where "spawn" refers to the appearance or creation of a player or character in a particular location, often a safe area. In this context, the joke is that the chicken has appeared in a location that would be decidedly unsafe and hostile for it.

The use of the word "enemy" personifies the chicken, attributing to it human-like awareness and intentions. This anthropomorphism adds to the humor by implying the chicken would consider a KFC as its adversary or opponent, given that chickens are the main food served there.

The idea of it being an "awkward moment" implies a situation that is uncomfortable or out of place, which underscores the absurdity of a chicken nonchalantly walking through a place where its brethren are cooked and eaten. This sense of awkwardness is a common comedic device, as it plays on the mismatch between expectations and reality.

The image may be particularly funny to those familiar with video game culture and understand the reference to spawning in an unexpected or inappropriate location. It contrasts the serious, competitive nature of gaming with a light-hearted, real-world situation.

Lastly, the picture might elicit a chuckle because it's relatable to those who have experienced being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The chicken, ignorant of the context, reflects a universally understandable scenario turned humorous by its juxtaposition with the everyday business of a fast-food restaurant known for chicken. That awkward moment when you spawn in the enemy s base

That awkward moment when you spawn in the enemy s base

The image shows the rear view of a car with a custom license plate that reads "OF ZELDA." Above the image, the text says "Perfect plates don't exi-" as if it is being interrupted mid-sentence, implying that this license plate is an example of a "perfect plate." The car is an Acura Legend, and the humorous juxtaposition comes from the combination of the car model "Legend" and the license plate "OF ZELDA," together reading as "Legend of Zelda," which is a reference to the popular video game series "The Legend of Zelda." The image is often shared for its clever and humorous take on custom license plates.

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Its funny because instead of running back and telling everyone she discovered alive dinosaurs she just guns them down and keeps going.

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Its funny because she looks like shes going mad ... and thats how that feels when you keep dying at the same spot. Dark Souls

When you keep dying at the exact same spot in a game

Its funny if you played Street Fighter because Ehonda does that special move while grunting and goes into a blurry speed.

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