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4th of July M&Ms Arranged Into American Flag

This is a two-panel humorous meme themed around the US 4th of July (Independence Day) holiday. The top of the image has the text 'Bought the 4th of July M&Ms specifically to do this'. The first panel below the text shows a limited edition red, white and blue mix M&Ms pack, themed for 4th of July with an Uncle Sam hat wearing M&M mascot on the packaging, placed on a patterned blue and white tablecloth. The second panel displays the M&Ms from the pack carefully arranged to form the design of the flag of the United States of America, using the red, white and blue colored candies to match the flag's stripes and star canton pattern.
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Bought the 4th of July M&Ms specifically to do this

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This is a two-panel humorous meme themed around the US 4th of July (Independence Day) holiday. The top of the image has the text 'Bought the 4th of July M&Ms specifically to do this'. The first panel below the text shows a limited edition red, white and blue mix M&Ms pack, themed for 4th of July with an Uncle Sam hat wearing M&M mascot on the packaging, placed on a patterned blue and white tablecloth. The second panel displays the M&Ms from the pack carefully arranged to form the design of the flag of the United States of America, using the red, white and blue colored candies to match the flag's stripes and star canton pattern.

Origin notes

This meme originates from a 9Gag post shared via RSS feed, with the original post title 'Happy independence savages !'. It was created by a user to showcase a playful 4th of July craft, and is circulated on casual humor platforms around the US Independence Day holiday period.

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