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“I Like Turtles” is a classic internet meme that originated from a 2007 news clip filmed at a local fair in Portland, Oregon. In the video, a young boy named Jonathan Ware is interviewed by a local news reporter while wearing creepy zombie face paint. The reporter, expecting a fun or Halloween-themed response, asks him what he thinks about his face paint — but instead of answering the question, Jonathan looks blankly at the camera and simply says, “I like turtles.” The combination of his serious expression, the random non-answer, and the bizarre timing made the clip an instant internet sensation. People loved how unexpected and weirdly deadpan it was, and it quickly went viral across YouTube and early meme platforms. Since then, “I like turtles” has become a go-to quote for moments when someone says something completely off-topic, random, or awkward in a conversation. It also became symbolic of early meme culture — simple, absurd, and completely out of left field. The clip has been remixed into music videos, GIFs, and parodies for over a decade, and it still pops up in meme threads as a nostalgic reference to the golden age of internet randomness. Jonathan, now older, has embraced the meme and still gets recognized for it — proving that sometimes, saying three weird words can make you internet-famous forever. #ILikeTurtles #TurtleBoy #JonathanWare #ClassicMeme #RandomMeme #OldSchoolMeme #2000sInternet #DeadpanHumor #AwkwardMeme #InternetHistory #ViralVideo #ThrowbackMeme #MemeLegend #ZombieKid #memeculture

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