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The meme that started it all (via u/kirbizia ) r/BoneHurtingJuice is one of our favorite caches of irony-posting, excessively literal memes, and misused templates . Scrolling through the subreddit feels like watching an absurd comedy that's bit off-putting at first, but gets exponentially funnier with repetition. So which memes are eligible for ' bone hurting juice ' status? The subreddit paints a picture in their 'about' section: 'Imagine you're a 10 year old kid who just discovered the intern…

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According to Wikipedia , ‘Rule 34’ is an ‘internet maxim which asserts that Internet pornography exists concerning every conceivable topic.' We think there should be a ‘Rule 35’ for Facebook groups. If you've ever thought about a thing, there's probably a Facebook group dedicated to it. Most of them have only one or two followers, created solely to serve as the punchline of a joke. But some of the most absurd groups inexplicably have hundreds of thousands of active members. One of these groups …

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They may be extinct, but they live on through memes

The internet is down to its last two braincells.

If you've been wondering about some cryptic memes floating around lately that involve a hidden Goku and a mysterious red circle, wonder no further, because we can explain. It all started with an illustration tweeted by @Scope479 depicting characters from the dark indie RPG Omori. In the image, a bright red circle highlights the intertwined hands of two characters in the left corner while Goku poses conspicuously in the right corner. The tweet went viral and many were dumbfounded by how they cou…

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