Friday Meme: First world dog problems

you can thank Andi for this one, she sent me a link to it.

Friday meme : clip art covers

Clip Art Covers are a series of photoshopped images in which iconic cover art illustrations and photographs are recreated in clip art and the Comic Sans font. While the series initially started with album cover parodies, the concept has spread to video games boxes and DVD sets as well.

FRIDAY MEME: SCHRUTE FACTS

probably nobody else knows this or cares, but last night was the last episode of The Office.  I haven't watched it in a few years, but I really like it when it first started.  The last episode was actually pretty great.
Anyway, that is the end of Dwight Schrute, but his facts will live on.

Friday Meme: I have drawn you

I thought these things were hilarious when i first saw them, i've been waiting for more to come out before i posted this meme, but it seems that whoever has been making them is finished.

About

“I Have Drawn You” is a phrase which most commonly refers to the humorous comic strip series in which two notable characters from a TV show or movie have the following conversation:
-“Hey [character’s name]…”
-“What?”
-“I have drawn you.” – A poor drawing of the character (drawn by a fan) replaces the original photo.
-“Oh, cool bro!” – The original photo is morphed with the drawing creating a humorous image.
The series was most likely developed for the purpose of poking fun at the poor drawings that are developed by fans of different things. When comparing the drawing to the actual image, flaws emerge in a comical way.

Origin

Although not much is known as to where this joke originated, much is known about it’s current standing. “I Have Drawn You” first appeared in the form a comic of Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter. The comic surfaced on a Tumblr called “the sochill network”, funnyjunk, and “www.iseeahappyface.com”.^[1][2][3] Ever since, more and more of the comics began to surface all over the web