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People Typing Capitalization Habits Meme

This meme uses a stock photo of a calm young girl holding back an upset crying young boy, with a completely unbothered black rabbit sitting on the floor nearby. Three text labels are overlaid on the image: the girl is labeled 'PEOPLE WHO USE CAPSLOCK', the crying boy is labeled 'PEOPLE WHO USE SHIFT', and the rabbit is labeled 'PEOPLE WHO WRITE IN LOWERCASE'. The joke plays on the relative effort of different capitalization methods when typing: using caps lock is low effort and calm, holding shift for every capital letter requires more effort and frustration, while typing entirely in lowercase is the most low-effort, relaxed, unbothered option.
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PEOPLE WHO USE CAPSLOCK
PEOPLE WHO USE SHIFT
PEOPLE WHO WRITE IN LOWERCASE

Overview

This meme uses a stock photo of a calm young girl holding back an upset crying young boy, with a completely unbothered black rabbit sitting on the floor nearby. Three text labels are overlaid on the image: the girl is labeled 'PEOPLE WHO USE CAPSLOCK', the crying boy is labeled 'PEOPLE WHO USE SHIFT', and the rabbit is labeled 'PEOPLE WHO WRITE IN LOWERCASE'. The joke plays on the relative effort of different capitalization methods when typing: using caps lock is low effort and calm, holding shift for every capital letter requires more effort and frustration, while typing entirely in lowercase is the most low-effort, relaxed, unbothered option.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed. It edits a widely used stock photo template of a girl restraining a crying child next to a rabbit, adding text overlays to joke about typing habits, and was originally shared on Reddit meme communities.

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