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40 Superhero Logic Memes That Will Make You Question Everything

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Ever feeling down? Well, here’s a ridiculously wholesome fact to lift your spirits—whenever Baby Groot stands on someone’s shoulder, he holds onto their ear for balance. That’s right, the galaxy’s tiniest tree uses ears like his personal handrails. Just imagine Rocket Raccoon trying to have a serious conversation while Groot clings to his ear like it’s the last branch on a windy day.

If that doesn’t make you smile, you might be a bigger villain than Thanos himself. Keep reading for more adorable chaos from Guardians of the Galaxy!

#1 With Great CGI Comes Great Responsibility

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#2 Star-Lord just fighting for his right to be an idiot in peace

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#3 Getting Pumped Up

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#4 It All Makes Sense Now

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#5 Fool Me Once

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#6 Peter Parker really said ‘Help me, strong independent women!

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#7 A Sore Spot

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#8 That’s Hair Raising

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#9 How Do More People Not Figure It Out?

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#10 Classic Teenagers

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#11 Makeup Companies Hate Her!

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#12 Thor went from god of thunder to god of snacks real quick

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#13 She-Ra Is Too O.P.

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#14 A Happy Family

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#15 We Have You Now!

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#16 Accurate

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#17 Clown’s Are Always The Enemy

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#18 DC: Epic and dramatic.
Marvel: WWE but with CGI.

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#19 Blinded By Sarcasm

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#20 When Black Panther goes from a movie to a lifestyle.

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#21 The Long Game

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#22 Forgetting The Past

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#23 One of the most wholesome introductions in the MCU. 😂🌳✨
“”I am Groot.””
“”I am Steve Rogers.””

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#24 The Heart Wants What The Heart Wants

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#25 Knowledge Is Power

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#26 Dumber Things Have Happened

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#27 Steve and Bucky’s friendship is truly unshakable—even at the end of the world.

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#28 Peter Gets All The Good Stuff

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#29 Clark Kent’s glasses: the ultimate disguise.

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#30 A Little Help From My Friends

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#31 That’s Borderline

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#32 Darn Foggy

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#33 America’s 🍑—approved by the Avengers.

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#34 Doin’ Me A Superpower

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#35 Anything You Can Do

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#36 How All Movies Should End

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#37 Sweet Justice

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#38 Baby Groot holding onto ears for balance is the cutest life lesson—sometimes, we just need a little support.

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#39 Sounds About Right

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#40 The [REDACTED] Of The Joke

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So, next time life feels like a chaotic space battle, just remember—if Baby Groot can hold onto an ear and keep his balance, you can handle whatever comes your way too.

Whether you’re dodging responsibilities like Star-Lord or just trying to make it through the day without pulling a Drax-level blunder, take a deep breath and channel your inner Groot. Stay rooted, stay balanced, and most importantly—find an ear to hold onto.

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Duy Asher is an author and editor currently working at Grumpy Sharks. He plays a key role in editing and managing content across multiple sections of the publication. Duy Asher is committed to ensuring the delivery of well-crafted and high-quality content that serves the readers’ interests.

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Duy Asher has nearly 24 years of experience in journalism, specializing in social investigations and legal affairs.

He has spent over a decade conducting in-depth research on the impact of media on public perception and the transparency of social affairs.

With a network of more than 70 sources from government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and researchers, Duy ensures that his articles maintain high accuracy and independence.

He has worked for major newspapers, contributing to award-winning investigative reports that have uncovered hidden issues within society.

Duy is recognized as one of the leading investigative journalists, with a solid reputation in the industry.

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  • 2004 – 2008: Bachelor’s in Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Florida
  • 2009 – 2011: Master’s in Investigative Journalism, Northwestern University
  • 2012 – 2013: Certificate in Legal Journalism and Human Rights, Yale University

Duy Asher has a strong academic foundation, with a particular focus on investigative and legal journalism. His career is closely tied to studying the media’s impact on justice and society.

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  • 06/2008 – 10/2012: Legal Affairs Reporter at Miami Herald
  • 11/2012 – 08/2016: Head of Criminal Justice Investigations at Los Angeles Times
  • 09/2016 – 12/2021: Director of Investigative Content at The Guardian US
  • 01/2022 – 06/2024: Senior Advisor on Investigative Journalism at Columbia Journalism Review
  • From 07/2024: Journalist and Editor at Grumpy Sharks

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  • Assisted over 100 lawyers and human rights organizations by providing investigative insights into wrongful conviction cases.
  • Conducted over 50 investigative reports on the criminal justice system, leading to policy changes in legal frameworks.
  • Honored with the George Polk Award for Legal Journalism (2017) for a series on injustices in the U.S. legal system.
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