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The Best WarCraft Meme(s) of All Time

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Now, this isn't actually related to April Fools (and we'll be doing a roundup of all the crazy stuff related to that at the end of the day), but it seemed appropriate to get into the humorous mood of the day. Everyone will have probably seen this one at some point, as it's a very old one, but it's still one of the best memes/copypasta that's every been in WarCraft, and we have it reforged to boot! This latest version adds quite a bit to the classic, and itself has been around a while, but I'd dare say it's the best version of the joke so far.

Full disclosure: I've been looking for a reason to post this one for months now. Thanks April Fools!

Let's also take a look at some other entries in the, shall we say "genre"?

 

 

 


Perhaps watching these all sequentially takes away from the joke, but personally, I've been in tears while making the article the entire time. In any case, did we miss some better versions of the meme? Post one in the comments if you've found any!

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VegaPl    88

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24 minutes ago, Dejo93 said:

You forgot this one 

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Haha , oh God, only the memes can save us at the point.

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