#Dammit spongebobby mac#

Some Troll copypasta such as 5ever have the intended recipient of the comment tragically dying after the bait but before the switch.

The world of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic memes has its own variation on this format, the 'Well-Intentioned Celestia' in the top line, she appears to be the moon-banishment-happy tyrant she is so often memetically portrayed as, while the bottom lean reveals the perfectly innocuous thing she was trying to say ('Luna, I'm sending you to the moon.walking lessons that's sure to make you more popular!') One example has her accidentally causing the infamous 'Cupcakes' fanfic in this manner: 'Pinkie Pie, I want you to cut up Rainbow Dash.a slice of this delicious cake!'.

a delicious piece of this Thanksgiving turkey'). a bouncy house for my daughter's birthday'), or Dating Site Murderer ('I will slice you. Development on DVD'), Ordinary Muslim Man ('We are going to blow up.

For instance, Successful Black Man ('I got Arrested. There are several Advice-Animal-style memes based around this, where the top line follows a stereotype of some sort and the bottom line changes the meaning.that he forgot to pick up his dry-cleaning. 'It was heads she wins, tails I lose!' The others stare at him as he slowly figures out. In one of the last episodes of Friends, Joey asks how he managed to lose 50 coin tosses against Rachel in a row.One sketch on Key and Peele invokes this repeatedly, where a master chef manages to keep switching back and forth as to whether or not he likes a quiche being presented to him, multiple times, in a single sentence.The live-action segment of The Super Mario Bros Super Show had one episode where the President ate a pizza at Mario and Luigi's place (No, really).

#Dammit spongebobby mac#

When Mac starts calling everyone around him a 'jabronie,' Charlie stops him.When Mac and Dennis argue about whether to hit him with a trashcan or if he's ready for a chair, Charlie breaks them up.When Mac and Dennis inform him that they're going to train him to be a pit fighter, he says, 'What?!.Often used by Charlie in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia when someone says something stupid to him and it seems like he's about to criticize them, but instead he goes right along with it.