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This is a 3-panel meme made from edited scenes from the animated show Family Guy. In the top left panel, character Joe Swanson asks the question: why do months have varying lengths of 28, 29, 30, and 31 days, instead of just having only 30 and 31 day months? In the top right panel, Joe is immediately killed by a glowing disintegration laser, while surrounding bystanders look on in shock. The bottom panel shows two military commanders watching security screens displaying the disintegration, with text that reads "He was asking too many questions." The meme jokes about how the strange uneven number of days in months comes from obscure historical Roman calendar changes, and jokes that anyone questioning this inconsistent system gets "taken out" as a silly conspiracy-style joke.

He asked too many questions about why months have different lengths

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This four-panel meme uses scenes from the animated sitcom *Family Guy* to humorously frame the common frustration of women's jeans having small pockets as a secret conspiracy.

1. **Panel 1**: Glenn Quagmire appears with a confused, questioning expression, asking the text question: *"WHY DON'T GIRLS GET BIGGER POCKETS IN THEIR JEANS"*.
2. **Panel 2**: Quagmire is suddenly disintegrated by a bright red laser beam, while Lois Griffin (and other background characters) look on in shock.
3. **Panel 3**: A wide shot shows a large, high-tech control room filled with uniformed personnel monitoring multiple screens.
4. **Panel 4**: Two military-style officers stand in the control room; one deadpans, *"He was asking too many questions."*

The meme exaggerates the relatable annoyance of small women's pockets into an absurd conspiracy, implying that anyone who questions this design choice is silenced by a powerful secret organization.

Why Don't Girls Get Bigger Jeans Pockets? (Family Guy Conspiracy Meme)

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A three-panel collage meme using screenshots from the animated TV show 'Family Guy.' The top-left panel shows Peter Griffin with a curious expression, accompanied by the text: 'DOES LOOKING IN THE MIRROR AND FINDING YOURSELF ATTRACTIVE MAKES US ALL GAY?' The top-right panel depicts Peter being vaporized by a bright laser, with family members (Lois, Meg, etc.) watching in shock. The bottom panel shows a control room filled with monitors displaying the vaporization scene, with two military officers standing in front, and the text: 'He was asking too many questions.' The meme humorously suggests Peter's philosophical question was deemed too problematic, leading to his elimination.

Family Guy: Asking Too Many Questions

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A three-panel meme using screenshots from the animated TV show 'Family Guy.' The first panel shows Peter Griffin with a skeptical expression, accompanied by the text: 'What if Anti-virus companies are responsible for creating viruses.' The second panel depicts a character being disintegrated by a bright laser beam, with shocked onlookers nearby. The third panel shows a control room filled with monitors displaying the disintegration scene, with two military officers standing in front, one of whom is implied to have spoken the text: 'He was asking too many questions.' The meme humorously presents a conspiracy theory and the consequences of questioning it.

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