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Elephant Climbs Wall Like Jason Bourne

A meme consisting of two sections. The top section features two side-by-side images of an elephant carefully climbing over a 5ft stone wall, with the Daily Mail headline: 'Elephant carefully clambers over 5ft wall in attempt to steal mangoes' and the watermark 'DAILYMAIL.CO.UK'. The bottom section is a screenshot from a movie showing two men with shocked expressions; above them is the text 'JESUS CHRIST' and below is 'THAT'S JASON'S BOURNE'. The humor lies in comparing the elephant's stealthy, agile climb to the action-hero antics of Jason Bourne from the Bourne film series.
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Elephant carefully clambers over 5ft wall in attempt to steal mangoes
Man 1
JESUS CHRIST
Man 2
THAT'S JASON'S BOURNE

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Elephant climbing wall compared to Jason Bourne's stealth

Overview

A meme consisting of two sections. The top section features two side-by-side images of an elephant carefully climbing over a 5ft stone wall, with the Daily Mail headline: 'Elephant carefully clambers over 5ft wall in attempt to steal mangoes' and the watermark 'DAILYMAIL.CO.UK'. The bottom section is a screenshot from a movie showing two men with shocked expressions; above them is the text 'JESUS CHRIST' and below is 'THAT'S JASON'S BOURNE'. The humor lies in comparing the elephant's stealthy, agile climb to the action-hero antics of Jason Bourne from the Bourne film series.

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The meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by the source 'Reddit:Meme'). It was created by combining a news photograph from Daily Mail (depicting the elephant) with a screenshot from the Bourne movie series (showing the shocked men). The user likely edited these elements together using image editing software to create the humorous comparison.

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