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How About 8 Inches and Thick? refers to a viral video of a bodybuilder on a beach trauma dumping at a young, blonde girl after she says that she likes "ski
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About "Tree Fiddy" is a catchphrase associated with a story about the Loch Ness Monster originally told in an episode of the animated television series South Park In the context of forums and imageboard sites, the phrase serves as the anti-climactic punchline in bait-and-switch stories that abruptly end with Loch Ness Monster begging for $3 50
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People who have never broken a bone are sharing the secret spiritual meaning behind the phenomenon on TikTok right now Here's what you need to know
- 5 Big Booms - Know Your Meme
About 5 Big Booms, also known as Aw We're So Sorry To Hear That Your Brother Passed Away, refers to memes and jokes inspired by a viral video of the Costco Guys, A J and Big Justice, taken from a TikTok Live in which A J says, "Aw we're so sorry to hear that your brother passed away, he gets five big booms," followed by the father and son duo saying, "Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!" The clip
- Internet Meme Database | Know Your Meme
Know Your Meme is a website dedicated to documenting Internet phenomena: viral videos, image macros, catchphrases, web celebs and more
- Rules of the Internet - Know Your Meme
About Rules of the Internet is a list of protocols and conventions, originally written to serve as a guide for those who identified themselves with the Internet group Anonymous The list serves as a summation of popular catchphrases and axioms commonly associated with 4chan Since there are numerous drafts and editions in circulation, the rules fluctuate in number and the validity of each rule
- Pirate Software Stop Killing Games Drama - Know Your Meme
The Pirate Software "Stop Killing Games" Drama refers to controversy over content creator and Twitch streamer Pirate Software taking a stance against the S
- What Is a TACO Trade, And Why Was Donald Trump Enraged When A . . .
What Does "TACO" Stand For and Who Coined the Acronym? "TACO" or "Trump Always Chickens Out" is an acronym coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong in his May 2nd, 2025, article, titled "The US market's surprise comeback and the rise of the 'Taco' trade theory " The piece detailed how investors had started treating Trump’s dramatic policy announcements as noise, especially his
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