Ahhh, this makes me want to dig up my old where’s waldo books!
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Tracking Guide: Pirate, Ninja, Zombie
Not sure why you would really want to track any of these… maybe to counterattack! Those ninjas though… pretty hard to track those sneaky guys 😛
Come at me, Bro!
“Come at me bro” is a confrontational catchphrase used to instigate a fight with another person. It’s typically used to convey that one will not physically initiate fight, but is willing to fight if the situation arises.
In image macro form, the text is overlaid on an picture where the subject is making an aggressive posture, usually with arms spread out to each side.
Origin
The phrase was popularized by Ronnie from Episode 6, Season 1 of MTV reality series Jersey Shore, during which he engages in a physical scuffle with a person on the boardwalk at Seaside Heights, NJ:
Via: know your meme
4 Perfectly Round Circles
At a casual glance it appears they are connected right? It actually is 4 perfectly round circles if you follow them around. Look at the exact center and BAM, hopefully you can see how they are not connected! Mind blown?
Corny Squirrel
King of the corn. Check out this regal little squirrel with his throne and table and food, hehe! How spoiled 😛
Cute Tiger Cub
Awww, I would love to borrow one of these to play with!!! Hehe, love his little tongue 😛
Evil Tea
I’d be a little hesitant to drink this tea, haha 😛
Dramatic Squirrel
Awww come on little guy 😛 trying to one up the chipmunk?
Sharp looking hat
I dunno… seems kinda… fishy to me, haha!! 😀
Horsemanning
Ahhh, I hope this replaces all of the planking that has been going around 😛 lol!
Believed to have evolved during the 1920s, Horsemaning has taken its name from the term Headless Horseman and is performed by hiding the head of a person as best as possible. It is also referred to as fake beheading, where a second person then exposes only his head and hides the rest of the body to create an optical illusion.
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