#Hail to the memes!!

[the-decepticon-apologist]

And vice versa with the Autobots ✌️

[skyrim-forever]

[joyful-soul-collector]

[alexsorsis]

After bro dies we see him in nirvana

[callmelittlesanshine]

Everyone that doesn’t know the band always acts like they’re some dangerous weird cult when these pictures pretty much sum up what ghost is:

If the ministry was real I’d join without hesitation btw

[papasecondoplush]

[ashleyeveerson]

[blueteller]

Clopeh Sekka in a nutshell

[nrmnas]

[chacerider]

i saw a meme and immediately knew what i must do

[the-decepticon-apologist]

Knockout watching Dreadwing watch Starscream reawaken Skyquake with dark energon and send him to an alternate dimension:

[roxanneslosteyes]

ALL HAIL THE HOON MAN PLUSHIE!

[imawriternotamagican]

RIP Ryland Grace bro chapter 14 is brutal

[dciphe-r]

MeMeS

[alexsorsis]

He is pretty easy ngl

[tomicscomics]

12/22/2023

Hail-lelujah!

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JOKE-OGRAPHY: The angel Gabriel says, "Hail, Mary," when he meets Mary for the first time.  In the original Bible story, this phrase is a greeting ("hail" means "hello" or "salutations").  In this cartoon, however, Gabriel's signature catchphrase is instead used to answer Mary's question about the weather ("hail" can also mean "frozen rain").  You might be worried that Mary will get hit by more hail if she doesn't get inside, but I assure you that's nothing compared to the mix of compliments and life-changing revelations Gabriel's about to shower her with. AUTHOR'S NOTE: This is yet another Tomics Resurrection, where I've taken an old cartoon -- so old that it was stored on a cassette tape -- and remastered it, quite masterfully.  See the original below.  You'll notice Gabriel is dressed in black, which I originally thought would contrast well with his wings.  I was technically correct, but not spiritually so.  Meanwhile, Mary has a veil that covers her whole head.  Ah'uh'nuh what kinda hats they had in the Bible days, but this one was hard to draw when she moved her head, so I destroyed it, as I do all things which displease me.