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The image shows a parody action figure that combines elements from the classic '80s cartoon character He-Man from "Masters of the Universe" with the facial features of a person whose identity cannot be discussed. The figure is packaged in a blister pack that is typical for action figures, with a colorful backing card. The card reads "HE-THEM" in large, bold letters mimicking the style of the original He-Man logo, and below in smaller lettering it says "THE UF UNIVRRSE" and "SAM SMITH," suggesting a playful modification of the original "Masters of the Universe" tagline.

The figure itself is a muscular character model typical of the He-Man franchise. It sports an exaggerated physique with broad shoulders, bulging muscles, and a stoic expression. The character is dressed in a costume reminiscent of the He-Man character's iconic outfit, with a cross-emblem armor piece on the chest, a pair of purple briefs with a decorative belt, and orange boots and wristbands. The figure's hair is styled in a distinctive yellow pageboy cut, which is part of He-Man's classic look.

The element that sets this figure apart and introduces humor is the face, which has been replaced by the face of a real person. The expression on the face contrasts comically with the physique of the action figure, creating an amusing juxtaposition. The notion of seeing a familiar face on the body of a fictional, muscular hero from a child's fantasy world adds to the wit.

Adding to the humor is the title "HE-THEM," which appears to be a playful take on gender pronouns and a riff on the original "He-Man" name. It integrates contemporary discussions about gender identity into a nostalgic pop culture reference. This blending of modern themes with retro pop culture often resonates with those who appreciate both the significance of the current gender discourse and the nostalgia of the 1980s.

The detail on the packaging labeled "OUTSTANDING QUALITY" and "PRO TAMABILITY" contributes to the satirical nature of the image. These vague praises often found on toy packaging are used humorously here to insinuate that the figure adheres to high standards of quality and tamability, neither of which are terms ordinarily used to describe action figures, thus adding another layer of irony.

Finally, the overall presentation might be funny to people because it represents a lighthearted take on crossing different aspects of culture: '80s nostalgia, hero archetype parody, and contemporary social commentary. This type of humor works because it doesn't take any element too seriously and instead combines them to create something unexpected, bizarre, and jocular. HE THEM THE UF UNIVRRSE SAM SMITH OUTSTANDING QUALITY PRO TOMANIALITY santa banta feed

HE THEM THE UF UNIVRRSE SAM SMITH OUTSTANDING QUALITY PRO TOMANIALITY santa banta feed

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Funniest Memes, He-Man Memes, Skeletor Memes

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This image is a meme featuring three characters drawn in the style of a classic animated series. On the left side of the frame, there's a character resembling the villain Skeletor, from the "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" series. He's presented with an exaggerated smile, fist pumped in the air with excitement. In the center, there's a female character, with red hair styled exaggeratedly upward, and an expression of eagerness or scolding, as she appears to be pushing the male character to the right out of the frame.

The male character on the right, who is drawn to look like Prince Adam, also from the "He-Man" series, wears a pink jacket and a forlorn expression. He's gazing downward and seems less than enthusiastic, standing in stark contrast to the other characters' energetic expressions. There is also a subtle hint of resignation on his face, as though he's facing an undesirable but unavoidable duty.

The text above the characters reads, "WHEN YOUR WIFE SAYS SHE WANTS TO MAKE A VIDEO IN BED, THEN YOU GET CASTED AS THE HUSBAN THAT HAS TO LEAVE FOR WORK." The humor here relies on the situation's irony and the clash between expectations and reality. The male character, presumably expecting an intimate encounter with his wife, instead finds himself in the role of a busy husband who has to leave just as things were looking promising.

The joke could be funny to some people for several reasons. It plays on common tropes about relationships and work, poking fun at the idea that adult responsibilities often interfere with personal life in ironic and humorous ways. The unexpected twist - the idea that making a video would lead to something fun but instead becomes a mundane part of daily life - is what generates the humor.

Additionally, the use of characters from a well-known animated series adds a layer of nostalgia and playfulness to the meme. Many people familiar with the series know these characters in a completely different context, so seeing them in this relatable, "grown-up" scenario adds to the humorous juxtaposition.

Lastly, the facial expressions of the characters contribute to the comedic effect, with Skeletor's seemingly malicious glee and the wife's pushy demeanor contrasting with Prince Adam's reluctant acceptance of his duty to go to work. This amplifies the comedic element as viewers can imagine the dramatic interplay between these characters in a domestic situation, a far cry from their epic battles in their usual animated adventures. WHEN YOUR WIFE SAYS SHE WANTS TO MAKE A VIDEO IN BED THEN YOU GET CASTED AS THE HUSBAND THAT HAS TO LEAVE FOR WORK

WHEN YOUR WIFE SAYS SHE WANTS TO MAKE A VIDEO IN BED THEN YOU GET CASTED AS THE HUSBAND THAT HAS TO LEAVE FOR WORK

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Funniest Memes, He-Man Memes, Pronoun Memes

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This image features two separate stills from what appears to be an animated television show. In the top frame, we see a muscular character with blond hair standing confidently. This character is typically recognisable as He-Man from the 1980s animated television series "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe." The background is shaded in dark purple and pink hues, suggesting a dramatic or atmospheric setting that often accompanies scenes from this genre of animation.

In the bottom frame, the same character is now seen in a seating position, gliding away on a blue vehicle resembling a hovercraft. The setting continues the color scheme from the top frame, providing continuity between the two scenes. The vehicle gives off a science fiction vibe, which is common in such fantasy-themed cartoons.

What makes this image potentially humorous to some audiences is the overlay of text, which presents a paradoxical statement. The text reads: "CALLING YOURSELF NON-BINARY CATEGORIZES EVERYONE INTO BINARY OR NON-BINARY, CREATING A BINARY SYSTEM WHICH MAKES YOU BINARY AGAIN... UNTIL NEXT TIME..." The humor here is derived from playing with the concept of binary categorizations, paradoxically suggesting that by defining oneself as non-binary, an individual inherently categorizes people into two groups, thus creating a new binary.

The inclusion of the text "UNTIL NEXT TIME..." at the bottom frame mimics the sign-off style commonly used at the end of an episode or segment of old-school television shows, imparting a sense of conclusion or pause before a continuation in a subsequent episode. This sense of ongoing discussion or thought punctuates the paradox highlighted in the meme.

The choice to use a character like He-Man, known for his clear-cut heroism and conventional masculinity, to portray this message could add to the humor for those who see a contrast between traditional binary representations of gender and the more modern concept of non-binary identities. This contrast is not meant to be taken seriously but plays on anachronistic elements for comedic effect.

The meme likely finds its humor in intellectual playfulness, using a beloved pop culture icon to discuss contemporary topics. It's an example of how internet memes often combine nostalgia with current discourse, sparking humor through the unexpected collision of ideas. The meme is intended to be light-hearted and satirical, appealing to viewers who appreciate the quirky juxtaposition of old media formats with new concepts. CALLING YOURSELF NON BINARY CATEGORIZES EVERYONE INTO BINARY OR NON BINARY CREATING A BINARY SYSTEM WHICH MAKES YOU BINARY AGAIN UNTIL NEXT TIME

CALLING YOURSELF NON BINARY CATEGORIZES EVERYONE INTO BINARY OR NON BINARY CREATING A BINARY SYSTEM WHICH MAKES YOU BINARY AGAIN UNTIL NEXT TIME

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Funniest Memes, He-Man Memes, When you dump $50 worth of Slayer into the Applebee's Jukebox

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Its funny because Slayer is a extremely HEAVY metal band that most people couldn't listen to. And if you pay for a song in the Jukebox it HAS to play. So if you put 50 in it of a super heavy style then people in Applebees are going to be tormented for about a hour.

When you dump $50 worth of Slayer into the Applebee's Jukebox

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Funniest Memes, He-Man Memes, Hey He Man! Whats the difference between a joke and two dicks

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Its funny because it implies that he CAN take two dicks.

Hey He Man! Whats the difference between a joke and two dicks

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The image presented is a two-part meme featuring an animated character that appears to be He-Man from the '80s cartoon series "Masters of the Universe." He stands with a confident pose, pointing directly at the viewer, and there's a textual joke overlaid on top of the image. The text says, "Remember folks, if you had a penny for everybody who found you unattractive. eventually they would. Until next time friends." The message is accompanied by a playful alteration of the character’s iconic catchphrase often used to conclude episodes.

In the top half of the image, the character is shown from the waist up, with a smile and an instructional pointing gesture. His facial expression suggests he's imparting some sort of wisdom or making an assertive statement, which, given the context of the show, would typically be a moral or a life lesson. The backdrop seems to be a cartoonish fantasy setting with bold and vibrant colors, consistent with the character's original show.

The second half of the meme depicts the same character, seemingly continuing his stride from the scene in the top half. Here, however, his back is turned to the viewer and his head is slightly leaning forward, as though he is marching off into the distance, which mimics the exit of a character who has just delivered an important line.

The humor in this image derives from several factors. First, there's the incongruity of a beloved children’s TV character saying something that is mildly self-deprecating and aimed at an adult sense of humor. It plays upon the surprise of the audience expecting a wholesome or heroic message, only to be met with a humorous twist on lack of attractiveness accumulating wealth, which is a sardonic take on the "silver lining" concept.

Another layer of the joke lies in the phrasing "eventually they would," which at first seems to suggest a condition—implying that if one accumulated enough pennies, the opinion of people finding them unattractive would change. It then concludes with a non-sequitur farewell, "Until next time friends," adding a final touch of benign absurdity by imitating the sign-off of an episode without offering any kind of resolution or closure to the preceding punchline.

This type of humor might resonate with people who appreciate parodies or satirical nostalgia, as it plays on the expectation of moral lessons from childhood shows and flips it with modern, more mature comedic sensibilities. It taps into both the fond memories of childhood entertainment and the self-reflective chuckles of adulthood, blending them into a funny juxtaposition that's designed to elicit a chuckle. Remember folks if you had a penny for everybody who found you unattractive eventually they would Until next time friends

Remember folks if you had a penny for everybody who found you unattractive eventually they would Until next time friends

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Funniest Memes, He-Man Memes, Racist Memes, Teeth Memes

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This image contains a humorous depiction of two sandcastles, each accompanied by a national flag. The top castle bears the flag of the United Kingdom, while the bottom castle sports the flag of the United States of America. Each sandcastle is anthropomorphized, having a face with an expressive mouth: the UK castle appears closed-mouthed and stoic, whereas the US castle is wide-mouthed and brimming with large, prominent teeth.

The UK sandcastle is designed with a semblance of a stern-looking face, featuring small, narrow slits for the mouth, resembling a guarded or reserved expression. This may be playing on the stereotype of British people being more reserved or having a stiff upper lip. Despite the implied ferocity from the military helmet and bones on its head, the castle's tight-lipped appearance undercuts the aggressive image, lending it a more subdued or ironic tone.

In contrast, the US sandcastle is animated with a caricature of exuberance and display, as characterized by its wide-open mouth filled with an oversized set of teeth. The mouth stretched wide in a boisterous fashion could be a humorous reference to the stereotype of Americans being louder or more outspoken. The prominent teeth may also be a nod to the American stereotype of valuing bright, perfect smiles, often associated with Hollywood or cosmetic dentistry.

The humor in this image arises from the exaggeration of cultural stereotypes that are broadly recognized by people around the world. The contrast between British reserve and American exuberance is personified through these sandcastle faces, provoking a comedic reflection on the perceived differences between the two cultures. The use of national flags to identify each castle amplifies the joke by directly linking the sand fortresses to their respective national identities.

Adding to the comedy is the fact that these are sandcastles, objects often associated with playfulness and childhood innocence. Utilizing sandcastles to parody national characteristics lends an absurdity to the image, as these are impermanent and whimsical structures, a far cry from the serious nature of international or cultural relations.

Lastly, the playful nature of the image and its lighthearted take on national stereotypes might evoke chuckles because it places two powerful nations into a childlike context of beachtime fun. It underscores the idea that national characterizations can often be simplified to the point of silliness, and when depicted in such an unassuming form, they invite the viewer to enjoy a shared joke about our human tendencies to categorize and exaggerate cultural traits. Eddlm tumblr com

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Funniest Memes, He-Man Memes, Internet Memes

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While I can describe and comment on the contents and potential implications of this meme, I want to highlight that the content contains strong language which can be considered offensive.

The meme depicts a scenario in which an individual is expressing their desire to leave a conversation on the internet because they find the content rude and offensive. In response to this, the character depicted in the meme (which appears to be an altered version of the iconic character He-Man) is shown throwing a rock with a highly offensive word written on it. The use of this particular word, which is widely recognized as a misogynistic slur, can be deeply offensive and hurtful to many people, and its casual use can propagate harmful attitudes.

When analyzing why this meme might be offensive, one major factor is the depicted disregard for the concerns of the person who is offended by the original content. The meme seems to mock or belittle the concept of taking offense itself, which could contribute to an online culture where valid concerns and calls for respectful discourse are not taken seriously. This can discourage individuals from speaking up about their discomfort or from participating in online communities.

Furthermore, the image can be seen as endorsing the use of hostile and aggressive language in response to criticism or disagreement. Such an attitude can foster an environment where cyberbullying and harassment are normalized, which is detrimental to healthy and constructive communication on the internet.

There is also an element of implied violence in the meme as the act of throwing a rock, even metaphorically, suggests a physical response to a non-physical interaction. The idea of responding with aggression to someone's discomfort escalates the rhetoric of confrontations and can influence individuals to consider such disproportionate responses as acceptable.

Lastly, the use of such a powerful and demeaning term specifically targets gender, which can perpetuate gender-based discrimination and misogyny. By trivializing the use of such a slur, the meme contributes to the normalization of sexist language and can further alienate and silence those who are already vulnerable to gender-based abuse and prejudice.

Overall, the meme's content, tone, and implications can be seen as promoting hostility, disrespect, and insensitivity to valid concerns about offensive content online. It can be particularly harmful as it trivializes the use of a serious slur, downplays the validity of being offended, and may endorse aggressive behavior as an acceptable response to criticism.

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Funny, He-Man Memes, Sex Memes, I got "I love you tattooed on my cock this morning.

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Its funny because it implies when they have oral sex that he tattooed words on his cock to put them in her mouth. Its a sex dad joke.

I got "I love you tattooed on my cock this morning.

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Fetish Memes, Fisting Memes, Funniest Memes, He-Man Memes

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The image presented is a panel from a comic book, presumably from the 1980s, showing two muscular characters in the midst of a conversation. The scene is saturated with the bright, bold colors typical of the era's comic books, with text bubbles capturing their dialogue. The artwork features the exaggerated anatomy and dynamic style prevalent in superhero comics of the time.

One character, with a prominent red beard and wearing a purple vest that reveals his broad chest, is lying on the ground. His expression is a mix of exhaustion and determination. The other character, who seems to be helping him up, is dressed in what appears to be a tan uniform, with a sleeveless top that showcases his own muscular build. His hairstyle and demeanor suggest that he is a heroic figure, concerned for his comrade.

Above the image, there's a caption that states, "The 80s were a different time," which suggests a playful nod to the distinctive culture and sensibilities of that decade. This sets the stage for the humor derived from the dialogue and context provided by the comic book panel.

The dialogue in the text bubbles reads as a somewhat innocent interaction at first glance, which nevertheless becomes humorous when applying a modern perspective. One character, addressing the other as "Fisto," inquires about his well-being and offers to help him to his feet. The humor arises from the response given by the character known as Fisto, which reads, "I fisted hard, He-Man, but I could not fist them all!"

The name "Fisto," combined with the verb "fisted," unintentionally evokes a double entendre to contemporary audiences. The original intent was likely a straightforward description of the character's valiant effort in combat, but the phrasing resonates differently in modern slang, lending the dialogue an unintentional comedic twist.

The humor in this image is amplified by the cultural shift in language and social awareness from the 1980s to the present. Phrases and words that were once innocuous can, over time, take on new meanings or connotations. Thus, modern audiences find levity in the juxtaposition of the dated, earnest dialogue with today's more nuanced understanding of language, resulting in a mix of nostalgia and playful misinterpretation. The 80s were a different time FISTO MY FRIEND ARE YOU ALL RIGHT HERE LET ME HELP YOU TO YOUR FEET I FISTED HARD HE MAN BUT I COULD NOT FIST THEM ALL

The 80s were a different time FISTO MY FRIEND ARE YOU ALL RIGHT HERE LET ME HELP YOU TO YOUR FEET I FISTED HARD HE MAN BUT I COULD NOT FIST THEM ALL

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The image presented is a humorous meme featuring two still frames from what appears to be a classic animated series. The character depicted seems to be He-Man, a well-known cartoon character from the 1980s series "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe." The left panel shows the character with a downcast, somber look on his face, while the right panel depicts the same character triumphantly raising his sword above his head, energized and confident.

The text at the top of the image is a joke, and reads "When you're balls deep and she asks how good your Pull-out game is." This caption is meant to be a satirical juxtaposition of an adult-themed joke overlaid on an innocent, nostalgic childhood cartoon. The stark contrast between the child-friendly cartoon and the risqué humor is a common trope in internet memes, designed to elicit a laugh through shock and surprise.

In the left panel, He-Man's resigned expression complements the first part of the joke, suggesting that he's been caught in a vulnerable or challenging position. The facial expression can be interpreted as one of concern or doubt, which relates directly to the innuendo in the text, hinting that the character may not be so confident in the situation mentioned.

On the right, the character's triumphant pose with his sword could symbolize his confidence or bragging about his capabilities, which in the context of the joke, would refer to a confident response to the question posed in the first panel. It's an ironic visual punchline because He-Man's display of strength and power in the animated series has been humorously likened to boasting about a very different sort of "power" or "skill."

The meme might be found funny to people who appreciate the blend of nostalgia with modern adult humor. It can be especially amusing to those who grew up watching He-Man and are now able to understand and enjoy the juxtaposition of their childhood memories with the risqué humor presented in this context.

It's important to note that such humor might not be for everyone, as it deals with adult themes using a medium typically associated with children. However, for those who enjoy this kind of humor, the meme delivers a quick and clever twist, combining the contrast of innocence with adult themes, the surprise of seeing a beloved character in such a joke, and the element of nostalgia. When you re balls deep and she asks how good your Pull out game is

When you re balls deep and she asks how good your Pull out game is

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