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@nascarcasm: The most meme-able images from 2021
By @nascarcasm | Published: November 29, 2021 24
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The 2021 NASCAR season had plenty of lasting images, but here are the most "meme-able," according to @nascarcasm.
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USABLE FOR: Someone poorly trying to hide their identity.
EXAMPLE: “This is the most obvious episode of ‘Undercover Boss’ ever."
EXAMPLE: “This is the most obvious episode of ‘Undercover Boss’ ever."
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USABLE FOR: Sinister intentions.
EXAMPLE: “When you have a race at 2 p.m. and a stagecoach to rob at 6 p.m.”
EXAMPLE: “When you have a race at 2 p.m. and a stagecoach to rob at 6 p.m.”
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USABLE FOR: Loneliness.
EXAMPLE: “When your buddy forgot to send the Evite out for the house party.”
EXAMPLE: “When your buddy forgot to send the Evite out for the house party.”
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USABLE FOR: Moments of intensity.
EXAMPLE: “The staring contest has reached its second minute and they’re both still going strong.”
EXAMPLE: “The staring contest has reached its second minute and they’re both still going strong.”
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USABLE FOR: Anything with a poor result.
EXAMPLE: “The result of me trying to bake something I saw on Pinterest.”
EXAMPLE: “The result of me trying to bake something I saw on Pinterest.”
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USABLE FOR: Any moment of sadness.
EXAMPLE: “Me looking back on 2020.”
EXAMPLE: “Me looking back on 2020.”
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USABLE FOR: Lack of visibility, something unexpected happening, pop-culture references.
EXAMPLE: “When the drive-in server places that giant rack of ribs on car in the intro for ‘The Flintstones.’”
EXAMPLE: “When the drive-in server places that giant rack of ribs on car in the intro for ‘The Flintstones.’”
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USABLE FOR: Anything social-media related.
EXAMPLE: “ME: I don’t consider myself an influencer. ALSO ME:”
EXAMPLE: “ME: I don’t consider myself an influencer. ALSO ME:”
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USABLE FOR: Any accomplishment.
EXAMPLE: “When the cashier doesn’t notice the 24 pack of beer on the bottom of your shopping cart.”
EXAMPLE: “When the cashier doesn’t notice the 24 pack of beer on the bottom of your shopping cart.”
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USABLE FOR: Anything left behind.
EXAMPLE: “FOREGROUND: Me in my plane heading off for a nice long vacation. BACKGROUND: My luggage, probably.”
EXAMPLE: “FOREGROUND: Me in my plane heading off for a nice long vacation. BACKGROUND: My luggage, probably.”
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USABLE FOR: Anything culinary.
EXAMPLE: “Me when the recipe calls for just a dash of Old Bay Seasoning.”
EXAMPLE: “Me when the recipe calls for just a dash of Old Bay Seasoning.”
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USABLE FOR: Anything related to mocking others.
EXAMPLE: “NFL: Any act of taunting will result in a penalty. NASCAR:”
EXAMPLE: “NFL: Any act of taunting will result in a penalty. NASCAR:”
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USABLE FOR: Any celebration and/or moment when beer is needed.
EXAMPLE: “RELATIVES: (Start discussing politics during Thanksgiving dinner) ME:”
EXAMPLE: “RELATIVES: (Start discussing politics during Thanksgiving dinner) ME:”
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USABLE FOR: Anything bizarre. Requires creativity.
EXAMPLE: “Really? Parkour? Right now?”
EXAMPLE: “Really? Parkour? Right now?”
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USABLE FOR: Any situation of interruption or impeding.
EXAMPLE: “LEFT: The new Five Guys opening two blocks away. RIGHT: My plan to lose all this pandemic weight.”
EXAMPLE: “LEFT: The new Five Guys opening two blocks away. RIGHT: My plan to lose all this pandemic weight.”
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USABLE FOR: Any time being on the ground is a bad idea.
EXAMPLE: “Me and the boys when someone sees a spider on the ground.”
EXAMPLE: “Me and the boys when someone sees a spider on the ground.”
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USABLE FOR: Moments when you are bravely wading into enemy territory.
EXAMPLE: “Me strolling through a 'Star Trek' convention in my Luke Skywalker costume like…”
EXAMPLE: “Me strolling through a 'Star Trek' convention in my Luke Skywalker costume like…”
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USABLE FOR: Solitude.
EXAMPLE: “Me hanging out with all my Twitter followers who aren’t bots.”
EXAMPLE: “Me hanging out with all my Twitter followers who aren’t bots.”
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USABLE FOR: Joy, or pain.
EXAMPLE: “When you win a race and get stung by a jellyfish at the same time.”
EXAMPLE: “When you win a race and get stung by a jellyfish at the same time.”
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USABLE FOR: When someone is big mad at something car-related.
EXAMPLE: “When dad parks the car but then sees a parking spot that is much closer open up.”
EXAMPLE: “When dad parks the car but then sees a parking spot that is much closer open up.”
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USABLE FOR: Any situation with large plumes of something.
EXAMPLE: “My mom and dad with the Lysol when I walk into the house with a minor sniffle.”
EXAMPLE: “My mom and dad with the Lysol when I walk into the house with a minor sniffle.”
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USABLE FOR: Any moment to imply close proximity.
EXAMPLE: “When someone takes the middle seat on a Southwest flight.”
EXAMPLE: “When someone takes the middle seat on a Southwest flight.”
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USABLE FOR: Anything musical.
EXAMPLE: “Anyway, here’s ‘Wonderwall.’”
EXAMPLE: “Anyway, here’s ‘Wonderwall.’”