friday meme: yearbook quotes

I dont even think our yearbook let us put quotes under our pictures.  actually i'm sure they didn't.  why would you allow a high school kid to write whatever they want in a yearbook.

fuck bitches get money. 

now you dont have to look up the periodic table like i did to make sure she did it right.

Friday Meme: OCD otter

Friday Meme: Alright Gentlemen

About

All Right, Gentlemen! (also known as “Alright Gentlemen”) is an exploitable comic series illustrating three business men’s reaction to various proposals. The comic begins with the announcement of a brainstorm session on a videogame-related topic, followed by a panel showing an incomplete idea which is met by unimpressed silence and concludes with a panel depicting a slightly improved version of the previous idea that is met with enthusiasm, similar to the format of Reaction Guys comics. The comics are often used to criticize the business practices of video game and tech companies.

Origin

The exploitable panels come from a comic published on the Livejournal webcomic blog Hiimdaisy^[2] on April 6th, 2009. The comic mocks the unoriginality of the boss characters’ names “Boss” and “Big Boss" featured in the video game Metal Gear Solid.


these are not in order of greatness, just random

Friday Meme: Drake wearing dada

this one is pretty dumb, but the photoshops are great. as always, the last ones are the best.

About

Drake Wearing Dada refers to a photoshop meme based on a photograph of the Canadian rapper and entertainer Drake^[1] taken during the shoot of his upcoming music video “No New Friends” in May 2013. The photograph quickly drew attention from his fans and hip hop music communities alike, mainly for the rapper’s wardrobe choice of Damani Dada, an athletic apparel and shoes company that was once popular among hip hop musicians in the 1990s, as well as his leaning posture

Origin

On May 15th, 2013, several behind-the-scene photographs from Drake’s music video shoot for “No New Friends"^[3] were leaked to a number of music blogs,^[2] including one that showed the entertainer in a leaning pose while dressed in a Dada short suit (shown below, left). Many fans immediately took to Twitter^[4] and rap message boards to point out his throwback fashion style. That same day, a forum thread encouraging people to remix Drake’s photo surfaced on the hip hop message board The Coli^[5], leading to several pages of discussion about the rapper’s outfit as well as photoshopped images (shown below, right).

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