On second thought, hitting your funny bone fricking sucks, so think of the title as being more metaphorical. Maybe "tickle" would've been a better choice of words. Yeah, that sounds better. Tickle your funny bone until you're not bored out of your mind at your desk anymore!
Anyway, enjoy the memes!
Late last week we were hit with a barrage of memes about Avengers character Captain America (Chris Evans) flexing his time-travelling knowledge on his boo, Peggy Carter. Steve Rogers never looked so smart. We put together a healthy selection of the memes, but they just keep. On. Coming. And they appear to be getting spicier.
Another day, another dank Avengers: Endgame meme! The r/dankmemes subreddit has been flooded with Captain America (Chris Evans) memes for the past two days, and these particular formats deal heavily with history. In Endgame, chooses to travel through time permanently to spend the rest of his days with Peggy Carter, the love of his life. These memes address the fact that the former Captain America would have a wealth of historical knowledge that Peggy lacks - and can even use it to his advantage. The result is a versatile dank meme that's endlessly entertaining.
And you know what else is endless? The amount of memes we're getting out of Endgame even way after the movie's initial release. An absolute win, some might say.
The five-second rule creates a temporary force field around the food that's been sacrificed to the floor gods.
You thought the Thanos memes were over...think again. Honestly we're still shook over Endgame, and we're not even mad about the continuation of the resulting memes because they're all still fire. This trending meme, entitled "A Small Price To Pay For Salvation," sarcastically demonstrates things we can sacrifice for the greater good!
This CircleToonHD take on Avengers: Endgame is so good we're left wondering why we bothered to spend 3 hours in a dank movie theater.
We don't see Avengers memes coming to a halt any time soon, but honestly we're really okay with that because they just continue to be fire. This time it's a scene in Endgame in which The Hulk utters the words "I see this as an absolute win," which - shocker - memers have been going crazy over.
Side note: number 11 low-key blew our minds.
SPOILERS AHEAD!
The long-awaited and long-hyped Avengers: Endgame has been out for two weeks but fans are still feeling waves of emotion regarding the phrase "I love you 3,000." The tear-inspiring quote is the way Tony Stark (Iron Man) and his daughter, Morgan, express their love for one another. People really started to freak out over the phrase when it was realized that when Tony says "I love you tons" her response (3000) implies that she loves him more, as a ton is equal to 2,000 pound. If the feels are coursing through your body, you're definitely not alone. Twitter has been abuzz with sad and sad-happy tweets about the emotional words and the film's ending.
There are a crap-load of Endgame spoilers in this trailer, so DON'T watch if you still haven't seen it!
All hail Chris Evans' glorious, glorious ass in Avengers: Endgame.
The joke about his wonderfully thicc butt started when Scott Lang, AKA Ant-Man, commented to Steve Rogers (Captain America) in the film, " You look great, Cap. As far as I'm concerned, that's America's ass."
Memers decided that it was indeed glorious enough to deserve a cornucopia of its own memes, and we can't say we disagree with that sentiment.
