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Is 762 Too Much for Squirrels?

A meme image featuring a gray squirrel standing alert on a small wooden stump, facing a large bullet labeled '762' with a red arrow pointing to the bullet. The bullet appears to be in motion, indicated by a yellow speed streak. The background is a blurred outdoor scene with green grass and yellow flowers. At the bottom of the image, white text reads, 'Is 762 too much for squirrels?' The image humorously contrasts the small animal with the oversized ammunition, posing an absurd question about excessive force.
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Is 762 too much for squirrels?

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A meme image featuring a gray squirrel standing alert on a small wooden stump, facing a large bullet labeled '762' with a red arrow pointing to the bullet. The bullet appears to be in motion, indicated by a yellow speed streak. The background is a blurred outdoor scene with green grass and yellow flowers. At the bottom of the image, white text reads, 'Is 762 too much for squirrels?' The image humorously contrasts the small animal with the oversized ammunition, posing an absurd question about excessive force.

Origin notes

The meme is sourced from Reddit (as indicated by the user-provided source 'Reddit:Meme'). It is a user-created digital edit combining a real photograph of a gray squirrel with a digitally added graphic of a 762 bullet and overlay text. The original squirrel image is likely a stock or wildlife photo, modified with the bullet graphic and text to create the humorous scenario.

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