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This is a relatable stick figure meme illustrating a frustrating, never-ending daily cycle related to personal hygiene. The first panel shows a stick figure with a chaotic, red-filled brain thinking 'i just need to shower'. The second panel shows the same figure lying in bed looking annoyed, still thinking the same thought about needing to shower. A circular diagram with arrows depicts the repeating cycle: when the person showers, they soon get sticky again, forcing them to shower again, creating an infinite loop. The final panel shows a second stick figure knocking at a door asking 'Are u okay bro?', while the person inside the room is still obsessively thinking they just need to shower, trapped in the unbreakable cycle. The joke highlights the relatable annoyance of dealing with constant stickiness that makes showering feel like a never ending chore.

Endless Shower Loop Meme

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This is a 4-panel stick figure meme showing two contrasting reactions from a grey stick figure to statements from a black stick figure. In the top left panel, the black stick figure says 'im not gay', and the top right panel shows the grey stick figure teasing them by announcing 'haha everyone this mf is gay'. In the bottom left panel, the black stick figure says 'im gay', and the bottom right panel shows the grey stick figure responding with a fully supportive, accepting message: 'It's completely fine, man. Your choices are all respected by us, and you are loved and cherished by our community-'. The joke comes from the subverted expectation: playful teasing about being gay is common in many online circles, but when someone actually comes out, the teasing stops immediately and is replaced with genuine support, which is a relatable dynamic for many people in LGBTQ+ ally communities.

Stick figure meme showing contrasting reactions to coming out

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This is a 4-panel stick figure meme showing two contrasting reactions from a grey stick figure to statements from a black stick figure. In the top left panel, the black stick figure says 'im not gay', and the top right panel shows the grey stick figure teasing them by announcing 'haha everyone this mf is gay'. In the bottom left panel, the black stick figure says 'im gay', and the bottom right panel shows the grey stick figure responding with a fully supportive, accepting message: 'It's completely fine, man. Your choices are all respected by us, and you are loved and cherished by our community-'. The joke comes from the subverted expectation: playful teasing about being gay is common in many online circles, but when someone actually comes out, the teasing stops immediately and is replaced with genuine support, which is a relatable dynamic for many people in LGBTQ+ ally communities.

Stick figure meme showing contrasting reactions to coming out

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This is a two-panel hand-drawn stick figure meme. The first panel shows a stick figure standing in a space filled with messy, dark, chaotic scribbles that represent low mood, depression, or overwhelming negative emotion, with an open doorway on the left side of the panel. The second panel shows the same doorway now has a small black cat standing in it, the entire background is blank clean white, the stick figure has pink blush marks on its face, holds its arms out excitedly, and the text next to it reads 'omg kitty hi!!!!!!!', illustrating that seeing a cat instantly pulls the person out of their negative mental state.

Depressed Person Instantly Cheers Up Seeing A Cat

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This is a minimalist black-and-white stick figure single-panel comic. A father holding a young baby prompts the baby to speak, saying 'Say "Dada"'. The baby unexpectedly first responds with the exasperated phrase 'oh my god.' before finally complying and saying 'DADA'. The joke plays on relatable parenting experiences, humorously subverting the expectation of a baby's limited early vocabulary, implying the parent has asked the baby to say 'Dada' so many times that the baby is already annoyed by the request.

Parents be like: teaching baby to say Dada

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This is a minimalist black-and-white stick figure single-panel comic. A father holding a young baby prompts the baby to speak, saying 'Say "Dada"'. The baby unexpectedly first responds with the exasperated phrase 'oh my god.' before finally complying and saying 'DADA'. The joke plays on relatable parenting experiences, humorously subverting the expectation of a baby's limited early vocabulary, implying the parent has asked the baby to say 'Dada' so many times that the baby is already annoyed by the request.

Parents be like: teaching baby to say Dada

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This wojak-style meme depicts the long-running 'console war' rivalry between major gaming platforms. Stick figures representing Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox shoot each other at point-blank range, both suffering fatal wounds with large blood splatters. Two other platforms, Nintendo hiding behind its logo at the top and Valve's PC platform Steam in the bottom right, look on with confused, concerned expressions. The joke implies that the two largest console rivals destroy each other, leaving Nintendo and Steam as the remaining winners of the conflict. The original post was titled 'Just why'.

Nintendo and Steam Survive the Console War

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