Gallery: The Best Internet Reactions to Facebook Devouring Oculus
01zuckerberg-gif
Perhaps the most popular GIF circulating, this combines Mark Zuckerberg with the indifferent defiance of another GIF meme, [Deal With It Dog](http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/deal-with-it). (Expand the gallery to fullscreen for the best experience.)
02farmville
From the 1998 *Simpsons* episode "Bart the Carny," this VR yard work simulation was just begging for a joke about the popular Facebook game Farmville.
03facebook-oatmeal
Another surprising prescient image, this time from the webcomics *[The Oatmeal](http://theoatmeal.com)*
04facebook-ads
There have been several riffs on the idea that Oculus games will be integrated with the dreaded Facebook ads, but this might be the best.
05im-facebooking
It's beautiful.
06Social Network Oculus
This image riffs on the poster for David Fincher's Facebook flick *The Social Network* and its tagline "You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies."
07timberlake-zuckerberg
Another gag using *The Social Network*. What's cooler than $2 billion?
08Titanic Oculus
Could Facebook be the iceberg that crashes the Titanic of Oculus? This image anticipates the worst.
09Scumbag Steve Oculus
It wouldn't be a day on the internet if *someone* didn't put a [Scumbag Steve](http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/scumbag-steve) hat on something. Oculus: This time it was your turn.
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