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Do Not Want
March 21st, 2012 10:00 PMReverse Captioned: Originally from an Engrish-translated DVD of of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, Do Not Want is used in image macros to show whether or not the content is worth viewing.
Deal With It
March 21st, 2012 3:32 PMReverse Captioned: This expression is often associated with animated GIFs in which a pair of pixel art sunglasses drop down over the subject's face.
Cool Story, Bro
March 21st, 2012 1:36 PMReverse Captioned: When tl;dr isn't enough, this sarcastic response should do the trick.
I Can't Hear You Over How Awesome I Am
March 20th, 2012 6:31 PMReverse Captioned: Originally quoted in a fan-abridged version of a Star Trek episode, this phrase is often seen in demotivational posters to call attention to inflated egos.
I Came
March 19th, 2012 9:30 PMReverse Captioned: This expression is used to announce that a very magical moment has just occurred.
Editor's note: this entry contains images and language that may not be suitable for minors.
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Do Not Want
Reverse Captioned: Originally from an Engrish-translated DVD of of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, Do Not Want is used in image macros to show whether or not the content is worth viewing.
Deal With It
Reverse Captioned: This expression is often associated with animated GIFs in which a pair of pixel art sunglasses drop down over the subject's face.
Cool Story, Bro
Reverse Captioned: When tl;dr isn't enough, this sarcastic response should do the trick.
I Can't Hear You Over How Awesome I Am
Reverse Captioned: Originally quoted in a fan-abridged version of a Star Trek episode, this phrase is often seen in demotivational posters to call attention to inflated egos.
I Came
Reverse Captioned: This expression is used to announce that a very magical moment has just occurred.
Editor's note: this entry contains images and language that may not be suitable for minors.
