Her Don t come back here with your bullshit
The image depicts a rather unusual and humorous scene: a person riding a camel, seemingly in the middle of a wild, exuberant stunt. Both the rider and the camel are captured in a moment of high energy, with the rider thrown back, hair streaming in the wind, and the camel holding its head high, with a facial expression that mimics amusement or indifference. The rider is bare-chested, adding to the unconventional nature of the picture.
What particularly adds a layer of humor to this image is the juxtaposition of the text above it. The words read, "Her: Don’t come back here with your bullshit. Me: still on my bullshit." This dialogue creates a comical contrast between an imagined admonition against irresponsible or foolish behavior, and the unabashed continuation of that very behavior—illustrated by the literal image of the rider atop the camel, suggesting a carefree and defiant attitude.
The phrase "on my bullshit" colloquially means continuing to engage in one's typical, perhaps quirky or frowned-upon, habits or behaviors. By pairing this phrase with the visually striking and absurd scene of a person jubilantly riding a camel, the image plays on the idea of embracing one's individuality and eccentricities with pride, regardless of how others may view it.
The camel, widely recognized for its stoic and enduring demeanor, often associated with arduous journeys in harsh environments, also plays a part in the humor. To see such a creature in this l Her Don t come back here with your bullshit Me still on my bullshit
