Back in 2012, London-based artist and taxidermist Adele Morse received a fox that met its end in a bear trap, left to fade away into the forest floor before it was packed in a box and shipped to her door. Giving it a new take on life, Morse decided to use the fox while honing her craft but found its mangled carcass less than ideal and troublesome to work with. Nevertheless, she did come up with something, although even she admitted it was a face only a mother could love, and thus the Stoned Fox…

About half of us were first exposed to now-famous superhero comics via out-of-context comic panels used as internet memes, but we looked up the original issues and those memes are actually UNDERSELLING the glorious stupidity and insanity of the original stories. Stories like the Joker's "boner" fixation, Captain America's public "wanking," and the time Batman got slap-happy with his little buddy.

Only in Florida.

Recently, the meme experts at Know Your Meme sat down with Mike Winkleman AKA "Beeple" to talk about how he got started, the popularity of NFTs , and how he thinks meme owners and creators should sell their work in the future.

FOX's Malcolm In The Middle was popular for many reasons. Frankie Muniz as the hero. Jane Kaczmarek. Bryan Cranston's biggest role leading up Breaking Bad . And of course, the comedy. On the Internet, however, it's the show's opening credits that's had people talking for over 20 years. The collage of footage (set to They Might Be Giants) includes a ski jumper who is on fire - and people have been very serious about discovering its origin. And we're happy to report that YouTuber Kid Leaves Stoop…

The weirder the better.

Oh, Bat Boy.

Imagine

Damn.

You read that right.

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