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This meme opens with top text setting up an expectation of a civil, normal online discussion. Below the text is a photograph of a grumpy-looking Budgett's frog facing directly at the viewer, positioned next to a turtle that is being poked with a pair of metal tweezers. The joke satirizes the common real-life experience that attempts to have calm, reasonable conversations on social media or other online platforms almost always devolve into strange, hostile, or absurd interactions, represented by the bizarre, unexpected scene with the two animals.

Normal Online Conversation Frog Meme

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This is a comparison style relatable meme. The top section has a header reading 'The slowest creatures:' followed by images of two widely recognized slow-moving animals: a snail labeled 'Snail' and a turtle labeled 'Turtle'. The next section leads with the text 'I'll be ready in 5 minutes', followed by a photo of a woman sitting in front of a bathroom mirror carefully applying eyeliner makeup. The joke satirizes the common experience of waiting for someone who claims they will be ready to leave in 5 minutes, but actually takes a far longer amount of time to finish getting ready, implying that these people are even slower than snails and turtles. The original title of the post is 'Where is the lie', asking viewers to agree that the comparison is accurate.

Where is the lie: Slowest Creatures Meme

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A vertical comparison meme with two columns. The left column contains four text labels in black font: 'Gas prices', 'Gold prices', 'Electricity', and 'Salary' (top to bottom). The right column features corresponding animal images: a cheetah (fastest land animal) for gas prices, a galloping horse for gold prices, a leaping hare for electricity, and a slow-moving turtle for salary. The meme uses animal speed as a metaphor to humorously criticize the rapid increase of essential living costs compared to the stagnant growth of salaries.

Price Increases vs. Salary Growth Speed Comparison

A vertical comparison meme wi…