Seems like Pikachu and Simba aren't the only beloved characters to get the realistic live-action movie treatment! Sonic has joined there ranks, much to the horror of his very, very devoted fans. A poster for the film was released just two days ago, and the speedy hedgehog's worshippers are not pleased with his appearance. The very obscured image shows that Sonic's gotten brolic and lacks his signature gloves. The poster was even compared to Sanic, a meme of the character but very crudely draw. After the initial outcry, people started responding with parodies and memes. The memes are definitely decent, but we're more troubled by the possibility of a Ugandan Knuckles comeback. It's horrifying.
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Whooo, boy! The Tenaha Police Department in Texas posted a photo of a recent drug bust - and the internet is going crazy over it. The photo, regarded by most as a meager and piddling seizure, features seventy big ones fanned out, an empty pill bottle and even a water bottle. Naturally, the very eager photo has been meme'd to oblivion by eager content creators. While some of the memes make the seizure seem even more sparse, others just get plain absurd with it, photoshopping salt lamps and Yu-Gi-Oh cards. It seems like the attention has even prompted the police department to disable their Facebook account. Enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Kinda makes you want to punch a brick wall, doesn't it.
Twitter user Bolu Babalola tweeted a very obviously photoshopped pic of her and actor Michael B. Jordan together, claiming that she had lost his contact info. While she was apparently joking, people on Twitter still took it upon themselves to roast the photo with fake photos of themselves and various celebrities.
Bolu got the last laugh in the end, however, when she got an actual photo of her and Michael B. Jordan together.
Y'all thought Halloween was scary? Guess again. Our newest fear is Miley Cyrus' steely blue eyed stare. And we're not alone. This photo from the 2008 Grammy awards has been making the rounds on Twitter, and has, in turn, been haunting our dreams. People have been photoshopping the image into posters for A Star Is Born, or popular album covers. They've also been using it to generally mock the dead stare of people with blue eyes. To which we have to admit: sorry, NOT SORRY. We've put together some of our favorite blue-eyed tweets, but we're sure this meme'll be kicking around for a while. So keep those peepers open.
