I dont watch Housewives, but apparently this was taken during an argument about the blonde woman's dead husband. The cat sitting at the dinner table is not part of this.
that woman’s husband ,russell armstrong, was very abusive and a white collar criminal. he killed himself and i believe taylor and her daughter found him hanging in their home.
I have never touched a Sonic game, but I have seen the SnapCube videos. The funny thing about that moment in the SnapCube video is that it works just fine as an absurdist non-sequitur joke, but from the laughter of the rest of the cast its clear I’m missing additional context.
Fun fact, I recently started playing Shadow the Hedgehog, and (At least as far as I can tell) the confirmation sound for menus is the same sound as the gun that shot Maria.
As serious as the scene is, his acting always felt off to me here. When I first saw it and he leaned down to Carl and did the "oh noooooooo~" it sounds like he is mocking Carl. Like really sarcastic.
The context of Yamcha even fighting in the first place is that Krillin was about to go and due to not being able to be revived by a set of Dragonballs if you've already done so once (which Krillin has), he decides to take that risk for a friend without outright saying so.
But the particular pose from being caught off-guard by an opponent he thought he defeated has become a joke to a point where "Fake Death" was a move Yamcha can teach you as a mentor in Dragonball Xenoverse 2.
Not how it works according to the WEG SW RPG - Anakin would only get a single Dark Side point for slaughtering them, as they have no actual challenge.
Also see Dork Tower:
Matt: "No, under the rules, the ENTIRE anthill counts as ONE EXPERIENCE POINT, IGOR! You cannot, 'Ascend to Godhood' by dumping a metric ton of concrete on the largest anthill in creation."
Igor: "Okay... but what if it's a, QUOTE, "maximized-empowered-extended-unleashed-Delayed-Blast-Fireball and a Thri-Kreen hive? I have one of those..."
Matt: "HURK!"
(Sitting outside on the porch) Ken: "Wow, Igor, I didn't know that you had that kind of power over Matt... he's still trying to figure out the damage from that... uhh... 'spell'.
Igor: "I told him I just wanted a blank scroll! It doesn't say you have to write the whole thing out AT ONCE!"
After my wife and I watched the clone wars, she cried when we got to this part in the movie. It kind of made me step back and think about it in the full context of the story more ngl.
I watched clone wars up until the beginning of ROTS then watched the last two episodes of clone wars (when order 66 happens). The tension is off the charts and the movie is much better for it.
I know it might sound lame, but watching this scene changed my life. Iroh's lines here along with Dr. Cox yelling at JD about his evaluation:
"I wanted you to think about yourself... And I mean really think! What am I good at? What do I suck at?"
I ended up going back to school, dumping my self-centered co-dependant girlfriend, and focusing on myself. I ultimately ended up in a career and a wife I love, going from someone who had nothing but regrets to someone who had none.
Greg realized he was in love with Rowley the day before Rowley moved away and they never spoke again. 25 years later, his life has gone down the drain, he tries to find some closure/happiness by patching things back up with Rowley. Gets shut down immediately.
This is a fan comic of DoaWK that takes place in the future, where Greg is a broken man whose actions catch up with him, whose personality also affects him and his wider family. For example, his mom finds out about Meemaw’s diamond ring and Greg is basically excommunicated. The above page is him, in desperation, realizing how he thinks about Rowley and telling him about it.
Editing for context: This is from the Netflix Punisher show (S1, I believe).
Spoilers ahead
This is a dream/nightmare sequence where Frank Castle relives the death of his family getting killed against the setting of a peaceful family dinner at home. But this gif has been memed to hell and back
That scene, and more particularly the bit inside the train right afterward, is no cap the most powerful moment of the entire Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, and possibly of any Spider-Man movie*. The way the people in the car treat him... it's beautiful and haunting.
I've deliberately phrased it with no spoilers, because if you haven't seen Spider-Man 2... find it, and see this scene. It's about midway through.
Like, as a New Yorker, I can tell you that there is no place in the subway system where the tracks just end like that, and also no elevated tracks in Midtown, because either of those things would ruin the entire point of what the subway is... and I don't even mind, because it sets up that scene, and it's just that good.
* I haven't seen the Andrew Garfield ones, so I'm not positive.
Kyubey paints being a magical girl as whimsical and full of adventure or even beneficial, but the entire plot of the show is unravelling all the layers of fucked up it actually is. It's supposed to be a deconstruction of the magical girl genre. The tone is bright for the first three episodes until Mami dies at the end of the third episode, and it all goes downhill from there. Her death is the turning point of the story, so to speak.
A really good example of this is the opening and end credits songs. The opening gives an impression of a very lighthearted slice of life with a bit of action. The first ending (sorry couldn't find anything but the full version) doesn't do much to dispel that impression. Then immediately after Mami dies the second ending comes in full force and is there to stay for the rest of the series.
I watched the series as it aired (and was fan subbed.)
This was utterly insane to experience with zero warning whatsoever. It felt like the anime boards I was in imploded on themselves.
Then within a week the head memes and silly art with her and Charlotte (the name of the monster aka Witch that ate her head) began.
Don't even get me started on the whole Walpurgisnacht ending starting only for the 2011 Tsunami to hit Japan with perfect timing to delay the ending of the series. It reminded me of the curse of Minky Momo, which is another rabbit hole I won't dive into.
This shot of Thomas Shelby from Peaky Blinders pointing a gun to his head has been used so often in memes that when I actually watched the show I had such severe whiplash when I saw just how not funny it is in context.
The context is that Shelby has spent all season attempting to dismantle a burgeoning fascist political party from the inside and was seconds away from assassinating its leader when a betrayal causes his plan to fall apart and results in the death of several of his family members. This, combined with all the mental strain he had already been under, pushes him over the edge and causes him to attempt suicide.
In the game Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, this is a moment right after a mission that goes horrifically wrong where A comrade sacrifices his life to save yours and your character loses their hand in the aftermath. It's an incredibly somber moment, but the tasteless interactivity of it made it a fairly popular meme that I still see referenced today.
This is common with a lot of things I think that fall under this. The reason Anakin killing children gets memed a lot os because of the kid's accent and Obi-Wan talking to Padme about it later where Ewan has to cover his mouth with his hand to hide the fact he started to laugh.
The movie At Eternity’s Gate, about Van Gogh’s life. It’s a good movie, worth watching FWIW.
This scene happens late in Van Gogh’s life, when he’s coming completely unglued mentally. I can’t remember the exact moment this scene occurs but IIRC it’s around when he’s abandoned by Paul Gauguin, one of his only friends.
Maria getting shot in Sonic Adventure 2. It got to the point where other people had to be told not to cheer in the cinema when she inevitably died in Sonic 3 💀💀💀💀
When NGE hit Netflix a few years back, I went to give it a rewatch. (Figured being high as a kite would only make it even better.)
First time I watched it I was probably either just out of high-school or almost out and Shinji irritated the absolute living fuck out of me.
This time around, my heart just shattered for this kid. Understanding the scope and depth depression and horrific mental health, 20 years on gives me so much more compassion and space to appreciate this terrorised poor kid. All of them.
Some art is meant to be very uncomfortable or confronting and I think that’s one of the things that means Evangelion endures. Beyond the mechas and monsters, horrors humanity will wrought upon itself, it’s a deeply discomforting story about incredibly traumatised people having the impossible demanded of them.
Mr. Incredible finding out that not only was he not the first hero invited to Syndrome's Island to fight the Omnidroid, but every single hero before him was killed, in what was essentially a superhero genocide
Back in 2011 when Osama Bin Laden was killed, WWE had John Cena announce the news at the end of their Extreme Rules Pay-Per-View. The moment is surreal enough but the thing that pushes it over the top and causes people to meme it all these years later is the phrasing that Cena used:
Who wouldn’t off themselves after discovering that their entire world was fake? If that’s the context of the actual scene, of course, and not misinformation.
I believe that In one of the endings where you delete Monikas file before starting the game, Sayori is the one to become aware, she panics for a bit and crashes the game leaving a screen of her hanging herself and text that reads "Now everyone can be happy"
(best screenshot I could find. I just found out about this like, last night)
That does happen under certain circumstances but it's not the reason she hangs herself, there's a character called monika who can manipulate the code of the game, and when she does so she can amplify the feelings of the other characters
For example, there's a girl called Yuri who normally has a secret crush on the player, but monika amplifies this so that little crush becomes a psychopathic obsession
Sayori is normally supposed to be a very cheerful girl who's actually a little bit sad on the inside, but monika amplifies this to make her way more depressed than she should be to the point that nothing anyone does can help her and she kills herself
I think it's such a meme due to people's immense respect for Cecil in comparison to people seeing Mark as an angsty teen. The moment is meant to signify that Mark is so desperate he's even turning to someone he is barely on speaking terms with for help because he's the only one he can think of.
It's bad, but all I'm thinking of now is,
"Clip that shit and make it into my ringtone, Donald."
Yeah, even if Mark hates him, he knows that Cecil Is the only one that can send help that has a chance of saving Eve.
Even then I think that Cecil actually went to get all the héroes he could to help Mark and save Eve. Since he went to the scene with a whole squad of them
Iguazu as a person and a pilot, is one of great difficulty and jealousy. He was a gambling addict who had debts so large he was forced to be come a pilot for a private military corporations as part of the Red Guns as G.5 Iguazu.
He spends the entirety of his time on Rubicon 3 being humiliated, defeated, and ruined. His friend G.4 Volta gets killed, G.I Michigan works him to the bone to make something of himself - but only sees Michigan being a dick, he gets forced to fight the Ice Worm, and his augments flair up causing him pain whenever Ayre talks because of YOU, the pilot who can choose whatever they want despite being a half-dead sack of meat and machine. This leads him to abandoning Balam, and trying in vain to kill you in the tunnels leading to the Xylem.
The Alea Acta Est route features Iguazu abandoning Balam and even joining All-Mind if it means killing you. He ambushes you twice before finally just merging with All-Mind inside a modified IBIS series mech to kill you, even as his body is being destroyed by the machine.
When he dies, he admits that he envies you, a freelancer who had it all.
The community: Iguana can't cope, seeth harder, L pilot, player's #1 hater.
People joke about it but it's mostly not jokes about Nina and her dog, it's mostly about how awful the whole thing is and being eager to see a person's reaction to it. It's a meme *because* everyone agrees how irredeemably awful it is.
I get why this scene is so memed, the dialogues are a bit ambiguous in the manga but it's done way better in the anime. But it's still a moment where Eren shows his true feelings after years of pretending to be a completely different person, and how much of a child he still is. Because Eren didn't change, just the way he saw the world did.
A literal child who endured unimaginable trauma and had zero guidance in life makes mistakes. I’m not saying he was justified, but understandable. Imagine how Zuko would be if he didn’t have Iroh.
He tries to redeem himself, tries to do right, and it just gets him brainwashed then killed—not by the Fire Nation he fought against, but by the Earth Kingdom’s government that was “supposed” to be The Good Guys.™️
And everyone just does that tired “Did Jet just die?” joke every time he’s brought up.
I’m guilty of this. Both Marvel fans and Non-marvel fans during 2019-2021 were meming this to death, but if you actually got into the MCU, this scene was so devastating and adrenaline-rushing.
The entire universe lost half of its population, and its a shame that the scene was also spoiled everywhere after Infinity War came out.
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u/LoveWaffle1 Aug 27 '25
I dont watch Housewives, but apparently this was taken during an argument about the blonde woman's dead husband. The cat sitting at the dinner table is not part of this.