Browse Items (43 total)

This artifact is graffiti located in one of the men's bathroom stalls of Strozier Library.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
It attempts to satirize the chemical structure of 3,3-diethylpentane, a branched alkane…

More often than not, memes reference pop culture. Throwback pop culture is especially relatable (think, “only 90s kids will understand”). In this meme, life lessons are pointed out from a children’s movie, and as the caption points out, it is quite a…

This artifact is Joe Cirio's drawing on a post-it note of a saying and a drawing of George Costanza.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
This image currently hangs in the Department of Education at a cubicle as a…

This artifact is Jordan Rundle's texts between her and her boyfriend which shows conversations between the two.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
This is a text message between myself, Jordan Rundle, and my zany and…

The Philosoraptor is like a Bad Luck Brian in that it is one of the more historical memes, meaning that like the Bad Luck Brian meme, it has survived the grueling task of maintaining relevance in the Internet age. Philosoraptor can poke fun at social…

Awkward moments are a common topic in memes. Michael Cera is a common person referenced when discussing awkward moments—it’s a match made in meme heaven. This can be attributed to Cera’s now archetypal role as “that awkward teenager” in films. Social…

This artifact is a meme about a storm that was originally printed and taped up, and then photographed.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
On my friends snapchat story
September 10th
A meme and a piece of paper

This artifact is Temi Omotayo's humorous tweet about her how it's hard fitting her name on a scantron sheet followed by two emojis.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact: "This tweet as a funny tweet that the author…

This artifact is graffiti written on a chair in the Williams building on the FSU campus.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
"Sexy" written in pen on a chair in the Williams building on FSU campus.

Bad Luck Brian is perhaps one of the most storied characters in meme-lore. This poor kid’s yearbook photo has been the premise for so many memes it’s almost applaud-worthy. This meme presents a good solution to a problem, but still yields a negative…