The Best "Game of Thrones" Memes So Far

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We all thought that we had seen the end of hipster memes after Hipster Disney Princess bled onto our Facebook feeds. But, you have to admit, the Internet has come up with some pretty hilarious lines inspired by the man who was in the Night's Watch before it was cool.

Even though we may not come face to face with the God of Death in the course of our daily lives, that doesn't mean that we can't tell the smaller challenges we face in life, "Not today."

There have been a number of amazing memes that have immortalized George R.R. Martin's commitment to killing the characters you love so much. Though this is our favorite, the great thing is that there is a "George R.R. Martin kills characters" meme for everyone. We also enjoy the "J.K. Rowling You're Adorable" meme and Scumbag George R.R. Martin.

The sociopathic prince of our favorite fantasy world meets the sociopathic prince of the real world, and it feels so so right.

No matter your age, no matter your nobility, everybody just wants a chair of their own.

There is little consistency to this meme, which is what makes it pretty damn amazing. One quote from season three has inspired various memes across the Internet. Jon Snow's lack of knowledge has been applied to Jeopardy, hockey game lower thirds, and The Simpsons opening, among hundreds of other things.

The TV watching world was devastated by the "Red Wedding." Our collective mourning was lightened by the amazing Vines and GIFs that emerged the next day. There has been nothing quite like book readers recording the reactions of non-book readers to the wedding, and there may be nothing like it again. The "Red Wedding" also showed us just how amazing Maisie Williams is when it comes to social media; she has already started further cementing her social media legacy this season.

Khaleesi's unrelenting badassery is amazing on the show, and a little strange out of context. Let's be honest, the Mother of Dragons can be a little selfish, a little creepy, and can make us very uncomfortable, even though we love her more than a mama loves her dragons.

Sean Bean has become the undisputed king of memes. Between this meme (known to meme heads as "Imminent Ned") and the legendary "One Does Not Simply..." meme, he may be involved in 75 percent of memes in some form. Unlike many, "Imminent Ned" has maintained its popularity from season one through today.

There have been numerous celebrations of Tyrion's greatness, but this may be the most elegant, simple, and flat out amazing.