Doge World War I Son

DIE YOU GERRY FUCK 1918 I did things so you wouldn't have to, son.

Two military-uniformed Doge characters appear in a bloody World War I battlefield scene, while an older-looking Doge holds a newspaper. The joke parodies a soldier’s sacrifice for his son, using absurd Doge imagery and the misspelled insult “GERRY” for a German enemy. People send it as a dark, exaggerated reaction about enduring hardship for someone else. EN: Two military-uniformed Doge characters appear in a bloody World War I battlefield scene, while an older-looking Doge holds a newspaper. The joke parodies a soldier’s sacrifice for his son, using absurd Doge imagery and the misspelled insult “GERRY” for a German enemy. People send it as a dark, exaggerated reaction about enduring hardship for someone else.

• @jeppa420 / 2793 2020-04-24