Captain America might not be the funniest superhero in the MCU but despite his sometimes overly serious behavior, he still had a funny streak in him and wasn’t afraid to show it from time to time. Not bad for a guy who had to deal with as much tragedy as Captain America did.

One of his most popular lines is “I can do this all day,” and Captain said his iconic line in multiple movies, beginning with his first solo film and ending with his last MCU appearance (at least so far). Since it’s such a popular line, it’s no wonder the fans made plenty of hilarious memes about it that will make people laugh.

10 It’s Time To Party

A person’s twenties are the greatest time for partying one can have. At this age, people are already old enough to be able to drink and stay out late without anybody giving them hard time for it – and they can pull it off physically as well, can dance all night and still be fit as a fiddle the next day.

But once the thirties creep in, this changes and people are no longer as resilient as they once were. And that includes Captain America as well who had to admit that his partying days were over.

9 Iron Bladder

Tony Stark may have been called Iron Man but if one wanted to watch Avengers: Endgame (2019) all in one sitting and not to go to the toilet, they had to have an iron bladder.

The film rushes forward fast but it’s still three hours or so long which is quite a lot. Add to it the tendency to sip on various drinks in movie theaters and there’s a disaster waiting right behind the corner. Luckily, true fans of the MCU can still make it, just like the good old Captain America.

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8 New Workout Regimen

Especially at the beginning of a new year, people tend to come up with resolutions. That usually doesn’t go anywhere. One of the most popular resolutions is to start exercising, and to start running is just a category of that.

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Running may seem like a piece of cake but it actually takes a lot of hard work and resilience. And when somebody is starting out with it, well, they can’t expect to be able to run thirty miles in under twenty minutes like Steve Rogers did… or used to do, really.

7 Study Session

Running and working out, in general, isn’t the only time when people tend to find out they’re not as resilient as they thought or as they would like to be. Studying is another such case.

There are, after all, so many better things to do, especially when the time comes to get ready for final exams – then the procrastination rages even wilder! So even though the student can be optimistic at first and think they can study all day, they’re about to find out it’s not going to work out like that.

6 That’s What She Said

Only the viewers who know both the MCU and the popular American sitcom The Office will get this meme but it deserves a spot on this list nonetheless since it cleverly connects two iconic lines.

One of them belongs to Captain America and the other one to Dunder Mifflin manager Michael Scott who usually used this line to joke about women. Considering Captain America’s relationships, it’s quite possible that Peggy Carter would manage to kick his ass all day long if the situation asked for it.

5 Posting Memes

There comes a time in every person’s life when they have to decide how they want to spend their free time. They can either do responsible, adult things such as cooking, cleaning, studying, etc. Or they can watch videos and post memes online.

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Ideally about Captain America since there never is enough good Captain America memes. A true fan of this iconic superhero can post memes all day and it won’t be a problem. After all, the fans learned their resilience from the best.

4 Beating The Quarantine

The COVID-19 epidemic is a hard time for everyone, especially the countries with a large number of people who fell ill. But the good news is some people are still able to find humor in the situation and look forward to the future with optimism.

And let’s not forget that there’s a certain group of people who didn’t mind the lockdown as much. They’re called introverts and they’re already pretty accustomed to spending time in the safety and comfort of their homes. So much, in fact, they can do this all day.

3 Friendly Exchange

The ultimate badassery is creating a meme about memes. A person then gets two memes in a single meme this way. Does that make sense? Either way, that’s exactly what happened with this meme.

Imagine chatting with a friend and sending one meme after another, after another, after another… And it goes on. There are so many great memes online so if one wants to go through a lot of them, they can truly send memes all day.

2 Return To The Beginning

Captain America and Iron Man may have argued a lot in the MCU and even kickstarted the Civil War since they couldn’t agree on the Accords… But guess what? Captain America is actually an Iron Man fan and he likes the Iron Man (2008) above every other.

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So much so he can watch it all day. At least according to this meme. On the other hand, maybe he’s just watching the film to understand what Tony’s weaknesses are? Whatever the case, he’s in for a great experience.

1 Two Captain America

Finally, here’s a little riddle: What’s better than one Captain America? The answer is simple: Two Captain Americas! Except for Steve Rogers who certainly doesn’t think so considering he had to fight his younger self in Avengers: Endgame. And since he’s always been stubborn, his younger self also believed he could fight all day.

Luckily for the older Steve, he won. This meme is perfect not only because it reminds everyone of the epic scene but also pays homage to Spider-Man since this cartoon scene originally featured Spider-Man and not Captain America.

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Kath Leroy
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Kath Leroy is a writer at Screen Rant. She also publishes in a number of Czech magazines. She works as an actress and appeared in feature films, short films, as well as TV series. Kath has loved movies, TV, and literature ever since she was a child and her father first played Star Trek for her. Since she has a background in writing genre fiction and screenplays, Kath enjoys fantasy, sci-fi, and superhero films and shows above all – however, she likes to watch films of all genres.

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