The Dover Boys at Pimento University is a legendary 1942 animated short directed by Chuck Jones, widely cited as a precursor to modern limited animation and the 'smear' technique. The cartoon parodies the wholesome Rover Boys book series, featuring three hyper-energetic brothers and their cowardly rival, Dan Backslide. Decades after its release, it became a staple of internet culture, particularly within the YouTube Poop community and animation enthusiast circles. Meme creators frequently use the Dover Boys' synchronized poses and the villain's dramatic outbursts to symbolize excessive enthusiasm or theatrical frustration. Its resurgence on platforms like Tumblr and Twitter has solidified its place as a versatile template for 'Me and the Boys' style humor and vintage aesthetic parodies.