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I Just Realised I Do Yoga Every Day

This is a humorous relatable meme that displays a reference chart of 26 different yoga poses, with pose number 13, the Savasana or corpse pose where a person lies flat on their back, circled in red. The text at the top of the image reads 'I just realised I do yoga everyday.' The joke comes from framing the common casual action of lying flat to rest or nap as daily yoga practice, by equating it to the simple resting yoga pose.
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I just realised I do yoga everyday.

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This is a humorous relatable meme that displays a reference chart of 26 different yoga poses, with pose number 13, the Savasana or corpse pose where a person lies flat on their back, circled in red. The text at the top of the image reads 'I just realised I do yoga everyday.' The joke comes from framing the common casual action of lying flat to rest or nap as daily yoga practice, by equating it to the simple resting yoga pose.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the X (formerly Twitter) account WholesomeMeme, per the provided RSS source information. It is an edited version of a standard public-domain yoga pose reference chart, with a red circle added to highlight the lying flat pose for comedic effect, and the joke text added at the top.

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