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There's a time and place for the wholesome and uplifting, but it can certainly get stale. Sometimes we all just need a dose of snarky sh*tposts that don't give you the warm fuzzies. These sh*tty wholesome memes combine the wholesomeness your soul craves with the sass you regularly spew out of your mouth. Click here for even more! And here too, go on, don't be shy.
Obvious Plant has to be one of the greatest master trolls on the internet. Their content will make you laugh and then scratch your head in confusion. Don't believe us? Just scroll down for more and don't forget to check out their Instagram page for even more trollery! You won't regret it, we promise.
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These totally fake Halloween costumes are effing hilarious, proving that Obvious Plant is a real gem on the internet.
Can you meme a meme? According to 'What Scares You The Most,' the answer is a resounding yes. Comedy site/meme hub Obvious Plant posted an image parody based on school interviews back in October. The image, which asks students what they fear most, quickly went viral on Reddit. It wasn't until this Month that people started making parodies of the parody, using it to mock everything from UK politics to Star Wars.
Jeff Wysanki has been making real-life memes since 2015. His project Obvious Plant started on Tumblr, but his photoshopped creations (tongue-in-cheek package parodies, wanted signs and more) became such a hit that he moved to Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. All of these pages are followed by thousands of people, and it's not hard to see why. His work is the perfect combination of smart, funny and bizarre. May he never run out of inspiration.
Getting lost in the labyrinths of an IKEA store can make some of us a little loopy. However, sometimes being in such a loopy state can yield some surprising clarity with respect to your surroundings.
Jeff Wysaski a.k.a. Obvious Plant paid a visit to his local hardware store to give its paint some more... err... "colorful" names.
Bob Ross' show would have been that much better if he used these colors.
