MEMES OF DANKNESS V1143

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So that’s all Dittos are good for huh.

gifthorse

There's no laws against the Pokemon, Batman!

piedpiper

People who clicked on the video to see the rest of the thumbnail vs people who recognized the art style

potatofish

9:41 now, let's all remember basic chemistry:
what is burning? burning = rapid oxidization
what is oxidization? it is a process of atoms of oxygen forming molecules with other atoms
now, water is H2O, OR "hydrogen oxide" it is a product of oxidization, and therefore it CANNOT be oxidized, in short - water is what you get if you burn hydrogen

event-keystrim

12:45 it's really nice seeing the president of your country become a meme😂😂😂

wbman

People forget that a strong female character just means a well written female character. Overall, a well written character is more important than anything else, which is why the Star Wars fandom hates Rey, and why Samus Aran from Metroid is awesome.

JustALittleGhostOfHallownest

0:19 Poor guy traveled the whole world and couldn't find a girl better than his mom

_Machitsu

2:40 good one, this one is really good

event-keystrim

10:01 YES! the first meme i've seen using this epic photo,

hopolo

10:51 maybe that's the reason he gave the factory to a kid under 18 to screw over the tax collector? Neat thought

ZeusAmun-ptdc

Shad... is a hentaii artist and didn't finish the damn story
Wanted to see mans dittle this ditto

Insaineack

11:19 Goofy, it happens to the best of us. I’m in your same position right now, you’ll get through it my boy. (Mickey mouse laugh.)

soanyway

8:05 WHOO! PRAISE THE LORD FOR THE POWER OF CHEESE! LETS

PriorityPrime

9:43 water is very similar to carbon dioxide: they are both stable, low-energy products of high-energy reactions. Many things with carbon be converted into carbon dioxide, and many things with hydrogen can be converted into water. Most sugars have both hydrogen and carbon in forms that make it easy to rip them off, producing both water and carbon dioxide. Oils do a similar thing, but produce a lot of interesting compounds other than water.

simonwillover