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The meme consists of two parts: top text that reads "How poor people look defending billionaires that don't give AF about them", paired with a viral photo taken at an NBA game. In the photo, a male fan leans over stadium seating railings, extending his hand to high five Golden State Warriors players Klay Thompson (wearing jersey #11) and Stephen Curry (wearing jersey #30) as they walk off the court. Both players ignore the fan entirely, leaving his high five hanging unreturned. The visual is used as a sarcastic analogy for working class people who vocally defend ultra-wealthy billionaires, who in turn have no awareness of or investment in the wellbeing of those people.

Meme mocks people who defend indifferent billionaires using viral high five fail photo

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This meme follows the popular "we have [desired item] at home" comedic format. The top red text shows a child asking their mother if they can travel to England to visit the River Thames. The middle red text is the mother's reply rejecting the request, saying they have the Thames at home. The bottom white text reveals the so-called "Thames at home" is the algae-choked, murky green Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC, with the Washington Monument visible reflected in the water and tourists walking along the adjacent sidewalk, poking fun at the polluted state of the reflecting pool as an inferior knockoff of the actual Thames.

We Have Thames At Home Meme

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This meme features a candid roadside photo of a man driving a light gray-blue coupe on a public road, with both the driver and front passenger side car doors completely removed. Overlaid text at the top of the image reads 'Me driving home from work after Captain America used my door as a shield', creating an absurd, humorous fake backstory for the unusual sight by referencing Marvel's Captain America, who famously uses a nearly indestructible shield to block attacks. The joke implies Captain America ripped the car doors off to use as emergency protection, leaving the owner to drive the damaged vehicle as-is.

Driving Home After Captain America Used My Car Doors As A Shield

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This is a vertical 4-panel collage of photos featuring a male tourist using clever forced perspective optical illusions to create funny, impossible-seeming photos with the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt. Each panel demonstrates a different playful trick: 1) The first photo uses perspective to make it look like the man is pinching the peak of the pyramid between his finger and thumb; 2) The second photo makes the man appear to be a giant standing next to the pyramids in the background; 3) The third poses him to look like he is leaning and pushing the side of the pyramid over; 4) The final photo positions a large rock very close to the camera, making it look like the man is lifting an enormous pyramid block above his head. All tricks rely on manipulating camera distance and perspective to create misleading visual jokes.

Funny Forced Perspective Pyramid Photo Tricks

This is a vertical 4-panel co…