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A four-panel comic strip depicting a relatable scenario of someone trying to sleep but being kept awake by their brain's random questions. Panel 1: A pink, anthropomorphic brain with large eyes asks, 'Hey, are you sleeping?' Panel 2: A person lying in bed, covered by a blanket, responds irritably, 'Yes, now shut up.' Panel 3: The brain persists, asking, 'how do cars in the movie 'cars' reproduce? we got to see baby cars in that movie.' Panel 4: The person, now wide-eyed and clearly awake, stares in shock. The art style is simple and cartoonish, with bold lines and expressive characters.
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Brain
Hey, are you sleeping?
Sleeper
Yes, now shut up
Brain
how do cars in the movie 'cars' reproduce? we got to see baby cars in that movie

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A relatable comic about a brain keeping someone awake with random late-night questions, specifically about the reproduction of cars in the 'Cars' movie.

Overview

A four-panel comic strip depicting a relatable scenario of someone trying to sleep but being kept awake by their brain's random questions. Panel 1: A pink, anthropomorphic brain with large eyes asks, 'Hey, are you sleeping?' Panel 2: A person lying in bed, covered by a blanket, responds irritably, 'Yes, now shut up.' Panel 3: The brain persists, asking, 'how do cars in the movie 'cars' reproduce? we got to see baby cars in that movie.' Panel 4: The person, now wide-eyed and clearly awake, stares in shock. The art style is simple and cartoonish, with bold lines and expressive characters.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, categorized under 'Meme'. It is a user-created digital comic strip, watermarked with '@HINNAHLLW / BUZZFEED' in the top left corner, indicating the creator and potential association with BuzzFeed. The content appears to be original, not a remix or edit of existing material, focusing on the universal experience of late-night intrusive thoughts.

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