But the original creator of the comic the meme comes from, in partnership with Numskull Games, is now making a video game called This Is Fine: Maximum Cope, based on the dog Question Hound and his ...

Then, the dog smiles and says, “This is fine.” In the third image ... said that it has since taken on a life of its own. The original meaning of the meme, too, has strayed from Green talking ...

Thanks to a ubiquitous meme, the ironic phrase "This is fine" means things are not really that fine at all. You've probably seen it: A smiling cartoon dog sits at a table, coffee mug on hand, as a ...

Everybody knows the “This is Fine” dog. It’s the meme of our generation ... to sell 13-inch plush dolls of the firey pooch. The original comic was drawn in 2013 by illustrator K.C. Green.

After the 2016 election, Green drew his own alternative, in which the dog screams, “This is not fine” and puts out the fire. “What I never really saw in the [original use of the] meme was ...

a cartoon of cute dog in a nice hat, sitting calmly as the room around him is covered in flames. Unfazed, the pup merely says "this is fine," a perfect encapsulation of our collective acceptance ...

started a Kickstarter to create 'this is fine' stuffed animals, along with stickers, magnets, and a house for your plush dog (via Gizmodo). Check out some of the details below. The original goal ...

But the meme best known as “This Is Fine”—the one with the dog sipping from a mug as a fire rages around him—has lasted. It is now 10 years old, and it is somehow more relevant than ever.

It's come to mean things are not fine because of a meme that uses those words. Maybe you've seen this. There's a smiling cartoon dog sitting at a table, sipping his coffee as the room around him ...

You've probably seen it: A smiling cartoon dog sits at a table, coffee mug on hand, as a room goes up in flames. "This is fine," the dog assures himself. It's been a decade since its creator put ...