where is Sheppy? where is my femboy Sheppy? I miss him, and want to do our favorite thing. Where I break through the defenses of the citadel, and he's naked, plastered to the side of the super structure with nothing on but a helmet, and I descend, slowly, romantically, down onto his spire. As the people look at what's happening in confusion, and/or terror. It's voyeurism at its peak! And he smiles and is happy, and I smile and am also happy - in my own way
Submitted by:anonymous
Harbinger wants to know where femboy Sheppy is
where is Sheppy? where is my femboy Sheppy? I miss him, and want to do our favorite thing. Where I break through the defenses of the citadel, and he's naked, plastered to the side of the super structure with nothing on but a helmet, and I descend, slowly, romantically, down onto his spire. As the people look at what's happening in confusion, and/or terror. It's voyeurism at its peak! And he smiles and is happy, and I smile and am also happy - in my own way
To imagine that the "low taper fade" meme is still massive, you could think of it as a trend that has evolved from being just a hairstyle into a widely recognized cultural symbol. The low taper fade, which refers to a haircut where the hair gradually fades from longer to shorter as it moves down the sides and back of the head, has transcended its original context.
In this meme, it would be depicted as a staple of popular culture, particularly on social media platforms where people exaggerate its significance. Memes may humorously highlight how everyone, regardless of context or location, has adopted or is influenced by the style, showing it as universally cool, trendy, or even a mark of identity. The meme might make fun of its overuse, show how it's applied in all sorts of scenarios, or feature exaggerated reactions of people getting the haircut.
This kind of meme could persist due to its visual appeal, the way it symbolizes belonging to a particular group or trend, and its integration into internet humor. It's not just about the haircut anymore, but how it's associated with youth culture, self-expression, and sometimes even a kind of status or meme-driven parody.
Submitted by:anonymous
low taper fade
To imagine that the "low taper fade" meme is still massive, you could think of it as a trend that has evolved from being just a hairstyle into a widely recognized cultural symbol. The low taper fade, which refers to a haircut where the hair gradually fades from longer to shorter as it moves down the sides and back of the head, has transcended its original context.
In this meme, it would be depicted as a staple of popular culture, particularly on social media platforms where people exaggerate its significance. Memes may humorously highlight how everyone, regardless of context or location, has adopted or is influenced by the style, showing it as universally cool, trendy, or even a mark of identity. The meme might make fun of its overuse, show how it's applied in all sorts of scenarios, or feature exaggerated reactions of people getting the haircut.
This kind of meme could persist due to its visual appeal, the way it symbolizes belonging to a particular group or trend, and its integration into internet humor. It's not just about the haircut anymore, but how it's associated with youth culture, self-expression, and sometimes even a kind of status or meme-driven parody.
СОСАЛ?
Submitted by:anonymous
СОСАЛ?
"I'm not even mad, that's amazing"
Submitted by:shroud
This quote is from a stream where shroud was impressed by an opponent's play, showcasing his sportsmanship and appreciation for skillful gameplay.
"I'm not even mad, that's amazing"
Dank
Submitted by:anonymous
Dank
I’m just going to put this in here and idk if anybody will see it but whatever, I was at work today and around closing I saw someone driving very terribly and slowly, so I at first thought they where either drunk or new to driving. Anyway I walk over near the suv and it’s TWO MIDDLE AGED ASAINS, and the WOMAN WAS DRIVING. 0/10 experience, I DO NOT recommend letting Asians drive ever and think we should take them off the streets. I wasn’t thinking these racist stereotypes before this encounter so blame them for affirming it i guess.
Submitted by:anonymous
I’m just going to put this in here and idk if anybody will see it but whatever, I was at work today and around closing I saw someone driving very terribly and slowly, so I at first thought they where either drunk or new to driving. Anyway I walk over near the suv and it’s TWO MIDDLE AGED ASAINS, and the WOMAN WAS DRIVING. 0/10 experience, I DO NOT recommend letting Asians drive ever and think we should take them off the streets. I wasn’t thinking these racist stereotypes before this encounter so blame them for affirming it i guess.