The Good, The Bad, And The Derpy: 15 Pics Of Super Silly Doggos Being Absolute Derps

At the turn of the century, Derplandian society discovered an amazing tool to deliver their derpy message to the world: fangtabulous film! Through the power of the screen, they could display their culture to other nations, with derpy comedy acts and slapstick films, without having to send their entertainers to foreign and dangerous lands.

Though this tactic worked for some of their neighbors, not all of them were smitten by the Derplandian film medium, and found them to be lacking depth. That all changed when a half-Woofertonian, half-Derplandian filmmaker rose to prominence with the gritty, yet somehow derpy masterpiece, 'The Good, The Bad, And The Derpy', which managed to bridge the gaps between Derplandia and other nations, bringing forth a multitude of amazing animal friendships.

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'Part chameleon'

via u/Elaineeeepoos

This derpy doggo may seem like it is a part chameleon, but in reality, its extremely long tongue is most likely due to a medical condition that sometimes shows up in doggos, known as Macroglossia.
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02
'If the shoe fits'

via u/jon6365
03
Its powdered milk, not dandruff

via u/ChudBomB
04
Bad hair day for a good boi

via u/LmaoEnazOld

'Sometimes, it doesn't matter how good a boi you are, for bad hair days happen to us all, the good, the bad, and the derpy.' This famous line from the movie is one of the most quoted movie lines of all time, especially by parents to teenage doggos with awful bed-head.
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05
The smile of a very proud grandma

via u/fritosrefritos
06
Did not enjoy that

via u/Pro_96
07
Derpy sploot

via u/ravebae4
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via u/Pro_96
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via u/AQuietListener
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via u/perkinsportraits
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'I would like to bark at your manager'

via u/ZymDaemon
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The tongue

via u/AsSnootyAsTheyCome
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via u/beansblog23
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14
Sideblep

via u/dragonbornsqrl
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via u/Megaseth