Shaquille O'Neal is a lot of things: a basket ball legend, a talented sports analyst and an avid Twitter user. He's also famous for playing a genie in the terrible 1996 flick Kazaam. But over the last few years, we've enjoyed Shaq's appearance in memes the most. The most popular format to feature the athlete has been Sleeping Shaq, but we're here to celebrate Shaq Reading. The memes feature Shaq staring smugly at the camera with an open book. The photo was part of the American Library Association's 1990s "READ" campaign, but it's definitely made more of an impact as a vehicle for humor. This gallery, which includes some of our favorite examples, is only the tip of the Shaq Reading iceberg. If you need to know more, you can pore over the meme's entry at Know Your Meme.
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For more Harry Potter Memes, go to that link that you literally just read right past without even realizing it.
What can you do the day is long and motivation only goes so far. Sometimes you need a bit of a boost, a pick me up in the middle of the day to get you through until you are back at home and able to rest. So put on your favorite team's hat and check out some of the funniest and best sports memes around. And if you feel like you still need a little something extra, check out even more perfect sports memes to make sure you're in the clear.
It's that time again sports fans! Time to turn off the tube and check out some of the highlights from the past week you might have missed. What can you do, you can't follow all the leagues and all the action, you need to focus. So luckily you have the highlights right in front of your eyes so you won't have to. But if you want even more gif highlights from across sports, don't touch that remote.
It's time to step back and grab a buzzer-beater. Before you jump off into the weekend, make sure you check out these hilarious and amazing NBA memes. As we draw towards the All Star Break, you need something to keep you going in the lull, so these memes should definitely do the trick. But if you need some extra umph, check out even more spot-on sports memes.
Gifs are back and better than ever. Time to get your chill on and keep yourself bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, make sure you have a endless ream of looping images to entertain you as the day goes on. So sit back, relax, and watch recurring images flash across your screen endlessly. Or if you aren't satisfied with just one list, make sure you check out even more incredible gifs and quell the beast within.
Boston Celtics Guard, Kyrie Irving just needs the people of the round earth to know that he's terribly sorry for being caught up with the Flat Earth movement because he's a "smartass individual"; BUT he's never quoted saying that he's not a flat-earther. Dude, come on.
Drake brought his trolling moves out in full force for Game 1 of the NBA Finals, when the Toronto Raptors squared off against the Golden State Warriors. Drake already has a notorious reputation for being a sideline sh*t starter when it comes to messing with the NBA players. In this case, he's gone to a new extreme, and is offering up an alleged piece of Steph Curry's hair lint to the highest bidder on eBay.
Toronto, the capital of Ontario, is the most statistically multicultural city in the world. While there are probably millions of heartwarming success stories, the tale of Nav Bhatia, who immigrated to the city from India in the 80's, is especially touching. After almost 25 years of never missing a game, he's been given the official title of Toronto Raptors Superfan and community ambassador. His presence at their basketball games, and court-side seats, have been well-documented, but until now, his amazing story has been pretty much under wraps. That changed when correspondent Mohammad Lila shared Bhatia's saga in a touching Twitter thread that we're going to be remembering for years to come.
We've made it to the home stretch, people. One more day and us Monday through Friday office drones are free for an extremely temporary couple of days. Will we actually make use of that free time and do something productive or meaningful? Absolutely not! These memeswill help you prep for a weekend of doing the bare minimum. You're welcome.
For Harlem Globetrotter Buckets Blakes, everyday is World Trick Shot Day. But for the rest of us, only December 6 is.
So in honor of America’s favorite holiday, World Trick Shot Day, Buckets went to the Tower of the America in San Antonio, Texas to show us the true meaning of the holiday. It’s the highest shot ever in North America, and as he says, he goes to the top of the tower to “knock it down.”
Buckets takes an elevator to the top of the 58-story building and has to be strapped in via harness to keep from falling. Without much thought, he simply says, “World Trick Shot Day, baby. Let’s get buckets” and swish.
It’s amazing, disorienting, and sure to raise the World Trick Shot Day spirit in all of us.
In honor of World Trick Shot Day, here are some trick shot gifs to waste time with.
Sometimes you think you’ve got life in palm of your hand. Sometimes you think you’ve got it all figured out. Sometimes you just want to run out the clock because whatever it is, it’s in the bag.
Other times, you’re just wrong.
That’s what happened to this poor basketball player who thought his team was winning, so he ran out the clock — he was just wrong.
In last night’s game against Brown University, Bryant University’s Ikenna Ndugba must’ve missed the tie-breaking point in the last 10 seconds because they were still down one point. Thinking that he just had to run out the clock, Ndugba decided to just dribble out the clock and, well, ouch.
They say you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take, and it’s rarely been more true than here.
You'll see this everywhere tomorrow. Wait for the end... #0 on Bryant thinks they won and dribbles out the clock 😂⚰️ pic.twitter.com/8XPaYWvHow
— Mike Goldfarb (@MikeGoldFool) November 29, 2016
