Es De Mi Agrado Informarles Meme Template
This is the Colonel Toad image macro: a dapper toad adapted from a formal portrait, paired with a grand, ceremonious announcement voice. The title is Spanish, but the attached examples and intended draft examples are in English. The joke is the pompous delivery applied to whatever news follows, from “it’s Wednesday” and Twosday to a game update or a ridiculous fandom prophecy. The image is not established as Mr. Toad from The Wind in the Willows.
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What the Es De Mi Agrado Informarles meme means
This is the Colonel Toad image macro: a dapper toad adapted from a formal portrait, paired with a grand, ceremonious announcement voice. The title is Spanish, but the attached examples and intended draft examples are in English. The joke is the pompous delivery applied to whatever news follows, from “it’s Wednesday” and Twosday to a game update or a ridiculous fandom prophecy. The image is not established as Mr. Toad from The Wind in the Willows.
A seated anthropomorphic toad wears a dark formal suit and pale waistcoat against a muted green background. The image has no baked-in words. The active layout has two separate caption boxes: an upper announcement lead-in and a lower news or payoff line.
How the joke works
Write both captions in English. Slot 1 (top) is a formal, over-the-top announcement lead-in, such as “Gentlemen, I am delighted to inform you…” Slot 2 (bottom) completes that announcement with the actual news, reveal, or payoff. The humor comes from the stiff ceremonial tone colliding with news that is ordinary, online, niche, or hilariously overblown. Keep the two lines connected like one announcement; the news can be genuinely exciting or deliberately trivial.
- Top line: an English formal announcement lead-in that sets the pompous voice.
- Bottom line: the specific English news, reveal, or absurd payoff completing the announcement.
Caption examples
- Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure to inform you
- the new Zelda trailer just dropped
The formal English lead-in sets up one specific, internet-native reveal.
- Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure to inform you that the patch is live
- Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure to inform you that the patch is live
The second slot repeats the whole line instead of delivering a new announcement payoff.
Situations it fits
- announcing a game, album, show, or trailer drop
- celebrating a calendar coincidence like Wednesday or Twosday
- revealing a silly group-chat decision or fandom prophecy
- sharing a small personal win with ridiculous ceremony
- treating a snack, day off, or online event like historic news
When this format does not fit
- Write examples in English; the Spanish template title does not require Spanish captions.
- Do not make the bottom line unrelated to the announcement in the top line.
- Do not repeat the full announcement in both slots; save the reveal for slot 2.
- Avoid corporate KPI, roadmap, and quarterly-report setups; the attached examples lean into dates, games, fandom, and silly news.
- Do not claim the image is Mr. Toad from The Wind in the Willows.
