The post features a headline about a casting director intending to 'challenge beauty standards' in 'The Witcher' by casting Anya Chalotra as Yennefer, followed by a meme comparing Disney princesses (as the 'actresses before') to the ogres from Shrek (as the 'actresses now'). This is a satirical, albeit edgy, commentary on modern casting trends, using the familiar 'before and after' meme format to mock the shift in what is considered traditionally beautiful or aspirational in media, while implicitly referencing political trends through the unrelated caption about Obama.

liillilili

Keep voting for obama

A funny video clip showing two women at a gaming table being ambushed from behind by people wearing oversized inflatable SpongeBob SquarePants costumes (referred to as 'Freakbobs'). The playful attack causes hilarious chaos, screaming, and uncontrollable laughter as decorations are knocked around.

nouserwithname

The post features a side-by-side comparison of review scores from the website Eurogamer for two different video games, Phantom Blade Zero and Dragon Age: The Veilguard. The contrast highlights a significantly lower score for the former and a perfect score for the latter, with a caption playing on the publication's name to express user frustration or mockery regarding perceived biased or inconsistent reviewing standards in gaming journalism.

putin_khuylo

Eurogaymer

This is a Warhammer 40k fan comic depicting a small soldier attempting to befriend an Ogryn (a large, dim-witted, but loyal mutant). In the comic, the soldier is served a pile of unappetizing military rations that flies are buzzing around. Feeling intimidated by the 'wasting food is heresy' rule, the soldier eats it. The final panel reveals the soldier in a hospital bed with a full-body cast, implying that the Ogryn, in an attempt to be friendly or 'helpful,' accidentally crushed or injured the soldier. It uses humor to portray the dangerous and often ironic nature of trying to socialize with creatures that are much larger and stronger than humans in the 40k universe.

sqohbabg

Be a friends with Ogryn

A classic science joke comic strip about two people ordering water (H2O) at a restaurant. One person, identified as a chemist, asks for H2O. The second person asks for 'H2O too'. The waiter brings both, but the second person receives H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide), which is a toxic substance, causing them to die after drinking it. The chemist calmly calls them an 'idiot' for not realizing the lethal implication of their wordplay. The humor relies on the chemical formula pun and the dark, slapstick outcome.

mdmarko7

I sad glass of juice...

A screenshot of a humorous Twitter interaction where a user claims that working in food service or retail allows one to see the peak level of human stupidity, which is then hilariously challenged by another user identifying as a 'Service Veteran' who works in a call center, suggesting that their experience is far worse.

9gagwork

Service industry trauma is universal

The post features an image of a burned-out vehicle on a street in Paris, with a caption asking how the 'Free Palestine' movement is linked to the destruction of property in Paris. The image serves as commentary on civil unrest or protests, potentially suggesting a critique of the methods used by certain activist groups. It aims to provoke discussion about political protests and public safety, although it risks inciting divisive rhetoric.

menisbar

How come free Palestine equals burn Paris ?

A cute video showing a tiny kitten eagerly chewing on a large piece of raw steak in a glass dish. Comedic sound effects, including loud screams and exaggerated chewing sounds, are edited over the video to make it silly and funny.

xelmaga

Old but gold for the 5k days

The video showcases two men in a workshop recklessly playing around with a high-power handheld laser device. One man wears a red welding helmet and holds up a round target board with his bare hands—and at one point directly in front of his face—while the other points and fires the laser gun at it, creating fiery bursts on the target. The caption 'A definitive case study on why women live longer' humorously references the classic internet meme trope about men engaging in needlessly dangerous activities.

krevlordahoven

A definitive case study on why women live longer.`[36s]

This is a classic meme using an old photo of a group of women at a party. The user has added text labels: one woman is labeled 'Big honkers' while the woman looking down towards her is labeled 'Me'. It is a humorous observation, highlighting a common, lighthearted attraction or fixation on body parts. It relies on a relatable, slightly suggestive, yet mainstream comedic trope found in internet culture.

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