Did anyone else watch The Fairly Oddparents growing up? If not, it was another one of Nickelodeon's clever masterpieces riddled with adult jokes that, as kids, we just didn't fully understand - similarly to Spongebob. Now as we look back on the show as adults, we can laugh at all of the moments we missed!
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We might be going to hell for making innocent kids' shows into dank memes, but at least we get some humor out of it all? In all seriousness though, these are fine to share with your family and friends because we really don't want to actually ruin your childhood!
Anyway, please enjoy these memes, know as "You Dare Oppose Me Mortal!"
Okay, so cartoon characters aren't exactly known for their logical and rational behaviors, but it's still pretty damn funny to examine how WTF some of the details of beloved TV shows can be. Take Spongebob for example - on second thought, there are way too many details to name and you should just scroll down to see.
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Remember those awkward little introductions the Disney channel actors used to do during commercial breaks? Well, they're about to get a whole lot more awkward when you see them being made...
Spongebob is just one of those TV shows that will always be funny and meme-able as hell, no matter how old you get. We can't help but love Squidward's perpetual pessimism and Patrick's consistent cluelessness. And you can't forget about the subtle adult jokes thrown in there from time to time.
As you may or may not know, we're huge fans of hilariously erroneous subtitles. Thisclip from 2012's So You Want To Be A Pirate! featured a misquoted subtitle - "Well yes, but actually no" instead of "Good guess, but actually no." It wasn't until this February that a screenshot of the happy accident became a popular meme format on Reddit. The format is incredibly versatile, making way for everything from history memes to anti-vaxx memes. We've put together some of our favorites but you can check outr/dankmemes to find more tasty examples.
Arthur was truly a great kids' TV show, and some of us are kind of embarrassed to admit that we watched it until we were way older than is socially acceptable. But really, what was there not to love about the show? It taught us lots of good wholesome morals that we've all carried into adulthood!
