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This is a meme combining two parts to highlight the popular pun that makes March 10 unofficial Mario Day. The top image shows the expiration date label on a milk jug printed 'MAR10', which when read closely resembles the name 'Mario' from Nintendo's Super Mario franchise. The bottom section uses the iconic 'Woman Yelling at Cat' meme template: the left side features a screaming woman pointing aggressively, labeled 'MARCH 10TH', while the right side features a confused white cat at a dinner table labeled 'MARIO'. The joke plays on the visual similarity between the date abbreviation MAR 10 and the name Mario, framing the interaction as people excitedly pointing out that March 10 is Mario Day to a confused or unknowing Mario stand-in.

MAR10 Mario Day Milk Label Woman Yelling at Cat Meme

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This is a pun-based meme using the popular 'Woman Yelling at Cat' format. The top of the image displays a real store sign for Tito's Pizza, where the letter 'o' in 'Tito's' is replaced with a graphic of a red tomato, creating a visual that can be misread as 'Tit's Pizza'. The left panel shows a yelling woman (Taylor Armstrong from *The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills*) pointing aggressively, labeled 'Titos Pizza', representing the official, intended reading of the store name. The right panel shows the unimpressed Smudge the Cat sitting at a dinner table, labeled 'Tit's Pizza', representing the crude, suggestive alternative reading of the sign. The meme's original title 'Le Tits now' is a phonetic pun on the phrase 'Let's now', leaning into the crude double meaning of the sign's visual design.

Le Tits Now Tito's Pizza Pun Meme

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This is a 4-panel comparison meme that jokes about the relative complexity of definite article grammar rules across four European languages: French, Italian, German, and English. Each panel is labeled with a language name, paired with the corresponding national flag, a classic reaction meme character, and the list of definite articles for that language. The French panel shows two yelling, pointing women from the Real Housewives franchise, with text listing French singular articles (le, la, l') and plural article (les). The Italian panel features the yelling, pointing Paul Teutul Sr. from American Chopper, listing Italian singular (il, lo, la, l') and plural (i, gli, le) articles. The German panel shows a confused young woman looking upward, with a long list of German definite articles across four grammatical cases (nominative, accusative, dative, genitive) with multiple gender and number variations. The final English panel features Smudge the Confused Cat from the popular 'Woman Yelling at Cat' meme, with only the single definite article 'THE' listed. The joke highlights that English has only one universal definite article, making it far simpler in this aspect compared to the other three languages, which have multiple articles determined by gender, number, and/or grammatical case.

ENGLISH??? Definite Article Grammar Comparison Meme

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This is a two-panel meme using the viral "Woman Yelling at a Cat" template to make a nuanced point about consent discourse. The left panel shows two cast members from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, with an enraged Taylor Armstrong screaming and pointing, labeled as "some* women:". The right panel shows the confused, unbothered Smudge the Cat sitting at a dinner table, labeled as "Me who said regretting a consent given in the past does not make it void:". A fine print disclaimer at the bottom clarifies that the statement does not mean consent cannot be withdrawn mid-activity, explicitly stating that people should stop if their partner says no during sexual activity. The meme humorously depicts an argument about distinguishing between regret for past consensual acts and non-consensual activity due to withdrawn consent.

There, I Fixed It: Consent Regret Meme

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This is a two-panel meme using the popular 'Woman Yelling at Cat' format. The left panel shows two cast members from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, with Taylor Armstrong angrily yelling and pointing, paired with the text 'It's Hantavirus' above it. The right panel features the viral Smudge the Cat sitting at a dinner table with an unimpressed expression, paired with the text 'Hentaivirus' above it. The joke relies on a common typo/wordplay where internet users misread the name of the real rodent-borne Hantavirus as 'Hentaivirus', a portmanteau combining Hantavirus with 'hentai' (anime pornography), implying that the cat (representing many internet users) is more interested in the lewd pun than the actual public health topic.

Hantavirus vs Hentaivirus Woman Yelling at Cat Meme

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This collage meme has three main sections. The top section displays two side-by-side white wooden home decor signs with brown wooden letters, placed on a shelf in a retail store: the left sign reads 'HOME', while the right sign has 'HO' on the top row and 'ME' on the bottom row, so the two signs combined visually read as 'HO HO ME ME' which is interpreted as 'HOHO MEME'. The bottom half uses the widely recognized 'Woman Yelling at a Cat' meme template: the left panel shows an agitated, yelling woman pointing aggressively, labeled with the text 'HOME HOME' to represent the intended purpose of the home decor signs, while the right panel features a confused, unimpressed white cat (Smudge) sitting at a dining table, labeled 'HOHO MEME' to represent the funny, unintended interpretation of the sign arrangement. The joke relies on the accidental double reading of the decor signs and the familiar meme template to highlight the humor of the retail display fail.

Home Decor Sign Accidentally Reads Ho Ho Meme Woman Yelling At Cat Parody

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This is a two-panel variant of the viral "Woman Yelling at Cat" meme. The left panel, captioned "women:", features a scene from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills where cast member Taylor Armstrong is visibly angry, yelling, and pointing aggressively while being held back by fellow cast member Kyle Richards. The right panel, captioned "Me who said regretting a consent given in the past does not make it void:", features the popular Smudge the Cat sitting at a dinner table with a confused, unbothered expression. The meme humorously depicts the poster being angrily confronted by women for stating the opinion that consent given in the past cannot be retroactively invalidated solely because someone later regrets the interaction.

Don't shoot the messenger: Consent regret debate meme

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Heal Thy Burgers Wordplay Woman Yelling At Cat Meme

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This two-panel meme combines a photo of a milk jug expiration date with the viral 'Woman Yelling at a Cat' meme template to deliver a pun about Mario Day. The top panel displays a white plastic milk jug with a printed 'BEST BY MAR10' expiration date, where 'MAR10' is the standard abbreviation for March 10. The bottom left half of the second panel shows a yelling blonde woman (Taylor Armstrong from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills) pointing aggressively, labeled 'MARCH 10TH'. The bottom right half shows the unimpressed white cat Smudge sitting at a dinner table, labeled 'MARIO'. The core joke is a homophone pun: 'MAR10' (spoken as 'March ten') sounds exactly like 'Mario', the iconic Nintendo video game protagonist, leading to March 10 being widely celebrated as 'Mario Day' online.

MAR10 Mario Day Pun Meme Using Woman Yelling at Cat Format

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using the iconic 'Woman Yelling at a Cat' template. The left panel shows two women from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, with one screaming angrily and pointing aggressively, paired with the caption 'That guy is definitely a bot!'. The right panel shows Smudge the unimpressed white cat sitting at a dinner table, paired with the caption 'Me who just has a very different opinion'. The joke highlights the common frustrating online experience where users are falsely accused of being automated bots solely for holding an opinion that differs from the majority in a discussion thread.

People Accuse You Of Being A Bot Just For Having A Different Opinion

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This is a two-panel meme using the popular 'Woman Yelling at Cat' format. The left panel is overlaid with text reading 'You said my teeth are like the stars', and shows an angry, shouting blonde woman pointing aggressively while being held back by a second woman. The right panel is overlaid with text reading 'They come out at night', and shows a neutral, unimpressed white cat (Smudge the Cat) sitting at a dinner table in front of a plate of vegetables. The joke relies on a pun subverting romantic expectations: the speaker initially thinks their partner is complimenting their teeth as bright, beautiful stars, but the punchline reveals the comparison refers to dentures or removable teeth that are only taken out at night, creating a humorous anti-romantic punchline that aligns with the original post's title 'Ah, romance isn't dead after all'.

Ah, romance isn't dead after all

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This meme is a remix of the iconic **Woman Yelling at Cat** template. The left panel features Taylor Armstrong from *The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills*, yelling and pointing aggressively, labeled as the "Internet" with the text: "Eat it! All of it!" This represents the online public's demanding, skeptical attitude towards corporate leaders. The right panel shows Smudge the Cat, a viral internet cat, sitting at a dining table with a confused, displeased expression, labeled as "Ceos." A large, edited burger is placed in front of the cat. The joke ties to the original Reddit title: *"Unless they swallow on camera it didn't happen"*, mocking the internet's culture of requiring tangible, recorded proof (like a CEO eating their company's product) to believe corporate actions or claims are genuine. The contrast between the furious internet and the uninterested CEO (cat) creates a sarcastic take on online accountability for public figures.

Internet Demands CEOs Eat the Burger (On Camera, Or It Didn't Happen)

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