#Storm Area 51 Memes

[selfkenfidence]

I think the internet peaked when we tried to storm area 51.

#storm area 51 #area 51 #meme #funny memes #thoughts i have #i miss the good old days

[generation-fucked-nostalgia]

Happy anniversary to this meme👽💚

#gen z #gen z nostalgia #gen z things #2000s #2000s nostalgia #2000s kid #2000s kids #90s kid #nostalgia trip #2010s #2010's #2010 #old meme #old memes #dead memes #gen z stuff #memories #is this technically nostalgia? It wasn't that long ago but it feels like it was... #area 51 #storm area 51

[brytnoter]

Apparently Tobi was at the “storm area 51″ gathering

#facebook #meme #storm area 51 #naruto #shippuden #akatsuki #tobi #obito #vice documentary

[isotopegirl]

#memes #meme #bastille #july 14 #storm area 51 #or something #i've been waiting since april 11 to post this

[gellertsbumblebee]

Albus totally Naruto Runs when Gellert’s not looking!

#funny Grindeldore #lol #memes #storm Area 51 #Naruto run

[ac1d--rain]

Its been 3 years since people actually showed up at Area 51, thats mad

#area 51 #storm area 51 #2019 #memes

[chuusei-matsu]

Random character headcanons I have for the Matsuno jerkoffs (warning, below the cut is nsfw):

Osomatsu wouldn't be able to handle a meme lord for a girlfriend not because he hates memes but because he would be too stunned each time that she's not this cutesy goddess of purity and instead probably eats bugles off her fingers in her underwear while dreaming about storming area 51 like a child cool person.

Karamatsu has severe mommy issues which is why his ideal woman is a housewife, he just wants to be taken care of and reassured that love is unconditional even if he's overdramatic.

Choromatsu has a humiliation kink, no I won't explain further, he just has one, look at him and tell me he doesn't.

Ichimatsu absolutely loves cockwarming, like you have no idea how much he just wants someone, anyone not related to him, to just sit there in his dick and let him cuddle them.

Jyushimatsu has on several occasions questioned if baseballs could fit inside human holes, he knows it probably won't fit the mouth, but ass and vag are still a mystery to him.

Todomatsu has considered breeding kinks just because of stomach wrinkles but then he remembered that he doesn't care for kids all that much.

#osomatsu san #popular #ososan #mr. osomatsu #osomatsu-san headcanons #osomatsu x oc #karamatsu matsuno #osomatsu matsuno #todomatsu matsuno #ichimatsu matsuno #choromatsu matsuno #jyushimatsu matsuno

[askfriskandcompany]

So you know that meme about how people wanted to storm Area 51 to "clap alien cheeks"? Where there people that had the same idea in mind when monsters first showed up back on the surface?

There’s been a number of humans ranging from charming to creepy showing up in Monster Town hoping to sex-up some monsters. Luckily for them, there are also a number of monsters who are into that. Of the two, the monsters are usually weirder about it.

-TQ

[conspiracytheoriesposts]

AREA 51

For the first post on this blog, I am going to talk about one of the most well known conspiracy theories in the United States – Area 51. Many people believe that Area 51, a highly classified United States Air Force facility located in Nevada, is an alien testing site where they research and experiment on aliens and their spacecraft. This base is known as the most secret military site in the world as it does not exist on any maps. The secrecy has led to many conspiracy theories about this military base. The government has stated that the facility is used to test experimental aircraft for the military, but many do not believe that statement. Some believe that Area 51 has been studying a crash that happened near Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 and others believe that the moon landing was even staged at Area 51!

How did Area 51 become the center of alien conspiracy theories? Let’s talk about some brief history of this base. In the early 1950’s, US planes were testing low flying aircrafts over the USSR. However, they were scared of being spotted. President Eisenhower in 1954 authorized the development of a top secret airplane produced under the name Operation AQUATONE. They needed a remote location and Area 51 was born. However, in 1955 reports of “unidentified flying objects” or UFOs were reported. What people were actually seeing were U-2 aircrafts. The Air Force had begun testing its U-2, which could fly way higher than current aircrafts at the time. It is easy to understand why so many people thought these crafts were from “out of this world.” People had not seen aircrafts be able to fly at extremely high altitudes or flying at such high speeds. The Air Force could not really tell the public what they were seeing as the U-2 aircrafts were extremely top secret, they explained to the public these crafts were actually “high-altitude weather research.” The testing of the U-2 aircrafts ended in the late 1950’s; but Area 51 has continued to be a testing ground for many other aircrafts. 

The vagueness and secretive nature of the military base has caused many conspiracy theories to be born. It wasn’t until 2013, almost 60 years since the creation of this base, that the government finally acknowledged the existence of Area 51 in a formally classified CIA document. There was a heavily redacted version of the document released in 1998.

To this day, Area 51 remains a top-secret testing site. The government and military do not want the public remotely near it. The closest you can get to this base is 15 miles. The military base is under 24 hour surveillance. Very few people have had a close encounter with the secret base, when interviewed about their experience one said that they felt as if someone was always watching when they approached the gates to the base. One even said it’s kind of eerie. And another said they “feared for their life” when greeted by military officers after he had gotten to the gate. In 2019, a meme surfaced to “Storm Area 51 - they can’t stop us all” which was created by California Native Matty Roberts. He had created a fake invite on Facebook to raid Area 51, more than 2 million people RSVP’d. The FBI showed up at Robert’s house to investigate. Roberts later said he posted the event as a joke. However, on the day of the event more than 150 people showed up from all over outside the entrances of Area 51, with none succeeding to enter the base.

What do you think about Area 51? Do you believe that the government is telling the truth about it only being for testing of aircrafts or do you believe they are actually testing extraterrestrial life and their spacecrafts?

#my post #area 51 #conspiracy #conspiracy theories

[aggressive-positivity-network]

Meme Schedule for 2023 JAN-JUN:

January:

Elmo losing his shit yet again

Sexy pictures of people walking out of the water being featured in “Wet Beast Wednesday”

A biscuit-making union for cats (complete with small business merch)

Clippy x Duolingo

The live-action Shaggy actor being in the new FNAF movie as purple guy sparks not only new “I am only using 1% of my power” memes, but people scrambling to make a timeline that makes sense with Shaggy in it

February:

Tumblr-themed candles (Plinko Pomegranate, Existential Dread, etc.)

A presidential poll for who will become the new CEO of Twitter, with Hatsune Miku becoming the most popular for her Twitter-blue hair and no-nonsense attitude.

Goncharov 2: Rendezvous 

March:

Local pet becomes celebrity after doing wildly stupid thing

Peendog (and it’s ramifications)

Talk about becoming pets to aliens turns sexual

“Gawa Goosday” - can be reblogged any day

April:

“Love is in the air” is debunked, as emotions are not gasses, but that debunk is then debunked, as our neurons and chemicals are made of atoms, and so is air, so remnants of love are indeed always in the air

Apollo dodgeball picture in reference to this post

May:

“Blue Dabadedabadoo” but with different colors, creating a Power Rangers alliance with the people who could get to those colors first - they all fight against the ferocious Dabadedabadon’t

We plan to storm OnlyFans HQ Area 51 style with sexy costumes and giant inflatable dildos

Cat’s toe beans being classified as legumes

June:

“My Peen” Jolene cover is conceived, then made by a musician with too much time on their hands

Flip Flap Friday

J.K Rowling is found dead at her apartment, her elf is given a sock to be freed from her service

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Alright, make sure to keep on schedule! The last few years have been really rough, so let’s pick up again.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to message me! The rest of the schedule will be posted soon!

#meme schedule #happy new year #humor #funny post #funny content #just for laughs #funny #send asks #ask blog #dank humor #send anons

[skywalker0204]

Ok but who was going to tell me that the storming area 51 meme was 5 years ago?

#I'm starting to feel old at 20 #also my receding hairline doesn't help my case #meme #area 51

[leelee120000]

Planning to Raid Area 51? A Look Into Why Our Generation is Willing to Storm a Military Base for a Meme

September 15, 2019

The Facebook event page “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us” has, within the last five days since its creation, has gained over 2 million people publicly claiming that they will be partaking in a raid of Area 51 on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019 at 3 a.m. – 6 a.m.PDT,  with another million marking themselves as interested in the event.  

The personal goals of these 2 million vary, but the page states the event’s goal: “We will all meet up at the Area 51 Alien Center tourist attraction and coordinate our entry. If we *naruto run, we can move faster than their bullets. Lets see them aliens.”

The event has three official hosts. “Sh*tposting cause im in shambles” a page ironically listed as a religious organization; “SmyleeKun,” a gaming video creator and “The Hidden Sound,” an event planner from Little Rock, Arkansas. I reached out to all three for comment, none have responded.

One might assume that this is a joke, that no one would do this.  Well, the military isn’t taking that chance, an Air Force spokesperson told NPR in a July 15, 2019 statement, “Any attempt to illegally access the area is highly discouraged.” 

Why wouldn’t they take it as a joke? It is, in my honest opinion, that people will show up, not the whole 2 million, but a sizeable amount.  They will show up to be there and witness history, to witness how far we’re willing to go, but most importantly, for the clout. 

The easiest way to define clout is fame and power concerning social media. Simply being at Area 51 and posting photos of yourself there could launch you and help you gain 1,000 of followers. This is why our generation won’t stay away. This is why we’ll be out there.

An EMD music festival called “Alienstock” has been scheduled in the little town of Rachel, NV as a safe way for the Area 51 Raiders to enjoy the weekend. It is free to the public but camping and parking will run you $80 – $130. No glass, fire or weapons may be brought onto the festival grounds. Food vendors, water and porta potties are present.

Official merch is being sold at https://www.stormarea51.us.

* “Naruto Run refers to the unique running style of the protagonist Naruto Uzumaki in the Japanese anime series Naruto, where he is often depicted sprinting with his arms stretched behind him.” Definition via https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/naruto-run

LeAnne McPherson

#my writing #area 51

[gforcedrew]

🥤👽🍿

#HumpDay #September20 2019

#Alienstock 🏃‍♂️🏃🏻‍♀️🔫👥 🚧🚷🚔🚍 #ClapThoseAlienCheeks 👾 #Area51 #LetsSeeThemAliens #Area51Celebration

🛸 #StormArea51, #TheyCantStopAllofUs (Raid Mix)

▶️ youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnyKjqeoypM_bkUEBINvWcCiXUbX6tfBF

🥏

🎧 soundcloud.com/gforcedrew/sets/storm-area-51

➕️ 🍑 https://www.tumblr.com/gforcedrew/728993049400705025/september20-2019?source=share

#SoundCloud

[saharathorn]

I have a lot of weird memories around the storm Area 51 meme bc my uncle died in September 2019 and I had to drop everything and fly to the UK for his funeral.

[rose-osullivan]

Brief 5 | internett arkeologi: THE DAY THE WORLD CRASHES

Kreativt Internett - Uke 2 

Denne uka samarbeidet jeg med @julicvijanovicstudio . Prosjektet gikk ut på å designe en interagerbar nettside som uttrykker en historie, en tidsepoke, en hendelse, et uttrykk, en meme, et mysterie o.l., som har en sterk relasjon til internettet og dets historie. 

Vi utforsket mange ulike temaer, men vi var mest interessert i kulturhistoriske hendelser som oppstod som resultat av den lynraske informasjonsspredningen som internettet tillater, blant annet "Storm Area 51 – they can't stop us all", en 2019 Facebook event som umiddelbart ble en meme, og som fikk virkelige konsekvenser. 

Vi landet til slutt på "Y2K-problemet (også kjent som millennium-feilen)". Y2K var en defekt i dataprogrammer, som ville få en del programmer som var avhengig av å prosessere på dato og tid til å gi galt resultat ved starten av nyttåret 1999/2000. Det som fascinerte oss over denne hendelsen var den kulturomspennende bekymringen (som etter hvert ble til panikk) over det teoretiske problemet, som hovedsakelig spredde seg på ulike chatsider og forumer på internettet. 

Her er konseptbeskrivelsen jeg skrev ved starten av prosjektet:  

Twenty three years ago, the world panicked over an invisible, media-hyped enemy. That enemy was Y2K, a problem whose shadow was much larger than its substance. The Y2K bug became a worldwide media craze.  

Our website is designed for doomscrolling, and highlights some of the alarmist talking points that were circling various web forums in the years before we crossed the millennial finish line. 

Vi ville skape en urolig stemning som rampet opp jo lengre ned på siden man scrollet, og fikk dette til ved å plassere en stor digital klokke øverst til venstre i en alarm-rød header, som tikket fra 23:00 opp til 00:00 ved sidens slutt. Om man scrollet tilbake, tikket den bakover, men man var uansett fanget i "1900-tallets siste time".  

Siden ser kaotisk ut, med et rottereir av gamle kabler som bakgrunn, og gamle, skjelvende  datamaskiner som daler nedover i forgrunnen (med parallax-effekt). Skjermene går fra hvitt til rødt nedover siden. 

 

Julija tok seg av kodingen av klokken, mens jeg produserte sidens visuelle elementer, blant annet ved å samle på bilder fra nyhetssendinger, artikler og dokumentarer fra perioden, photoshoppe bilder av gamle datamaskiner, lage transparente gifs, designe headeren og lage et favicon.  

Og deretter satt vi begge og forsøkte å få alt til å kjøre som det skulle i VSCode. Jeg fokuserte blant annet på å finne en måte å få til en parallax effekt uten bruk av Java-script, og deretter på å fikse en bug med bakgrunnen.  

Det siste hinderet var en veldig sta knapp som ikke ville fungere som en knapp, men vi klarte å komme frem til en bra helhetlig resultat i god tid før innleveringsfristen.  

Samarbeidet var såpass på plass at vi kom i tilfeldigvis matchende antrekk på fredag.  

Her er en scroll-through video av nettsiden:  

#breif5 #internettarkeologi

[hollythemage]

I was thinking about how absolutely ridiculous the Area 51 raid was–I mean it literally started as a joke.

A shitpost about storming a secret government facility got so fucking out of hand that it ended up turning into an organized event, and the military took it so seriously that they considered it to be a potential threat to national security.

The guy who posted the original Facebook event was visited by FBI agents, and some poor sap had to explain to top military officials at the Pentagon what Naruto running is.

The US military took the threat of their top secret research facility being invaded by a bunch of kyles and cosplayers so seriously that they sent undercover agents to infiltrate the event and monitor it's proceedings.

Lincoln County deputies had to stand in front of the gates of Area 51 for hours watching over 100 dumbasses run around holding signs that said shit like "Let's See Them Aliens" and "Clap Those Alien Cheeks".

And then you have the fact that a bunch of brand-name businesses like Bud Light and Arby's decided to capitalize on the hype, offering to cater to the event of their own volition and even releasing limited edition "Alienstock" themed products in support of it.

This internet meme took on a life of it's own and ascended to become an actual event with real world implications for the people involved, from the people that showed up to party to the poor bastards who had to manage the event and act as crowd control. Fucking incredible.

The best part of all of this is the fact that it embodies so many aspects of American freedom.

-The original shitpost that started it all was an exercise of free speech.

-The people who responded to the event and said they were coming and the people that organized the event were exercising their right to freedom of assembly.

-And the decision made by Arby's and Bud Light to profit off of an event that the US military considered to be a threat to national security is the most capitalistic shit I can possibly think of.

The United States of America might not have access to reasonably affordable healthcare but by God does it have the capacity to enable the highest forms of shitposting known to man.

The Area 51 Raid needs to be taught about in US history courses so that future generations will know of this magnificent event, because otherwise no one is going to believe that it actually happened.

This is the kinda shit that would get a fictional story dismissed as being ridiculous and completely unrealistic in terms of plot.

I mean can you imagine telling someone 10 or 20 years ago that a bunch of people would one day come together under the premise of storming a government facility as a joke, and that popular brands like Arby's and Bud Light would sponsor the event?

#area 51 #area 51 raid #They Can't Stop All Of Us #The United States might not have universal healthcare but at least it still has memes #when shitposting gets real #literally