meme-orise
meme-orise by rideepin June 5, 2016
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Meme-ories
It’s a mix between meme and memories. Like when you find a really old meme, you can get good or bad meme-ories.
Meme-ories by AyeItzHaden May 16, 2019
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Memeories
"The moment the T-Rex reappears and starts chasing the car gives me chills to this day."
"It wasn't chasing the car, it was running from Chuck Norris."
"Ah, memeories."
"It wasn't chasing the car, it was running from Chuck Norris."
"Ah, memeories."
Memeories by rianwudkok March 30, 2015
Memeories
An outdated meme or trend that brings back pleasant and/or unpleasant memories.
A meme or trend that brings back memories.
A meme or trend that brings back memories.
Friend 1#: Hey, do you remember the Harlem shake?
Friend 2#: Oh yeah! That brings back some good Memeories.
Friend 3#: Also, do you remember the dab?
Friend 2#: Oh god. That brings back some bad Memeories.
Friend 2#: Oh yeah! That brings back some good Memeories.
Friend 3#: Also, do you remember the dab?
Friend 2#: Oh god. That brings back some bad Memeories.
Memeories by Myusernameisyourusername August 1, 2018
memeorie
memeorie by I explain things July 14, 2020
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