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Evil Genius Valentine's Day Trolling Plan

The meme consists of two parts: a top text box and a lower image. The top text reads, 'on Feb 14 I will post "i miss us" comment on every couple post i see,' indicating a plan to troll couples on Valentine's Day by leaving ambiguous, potentially disruptive comments. Below the text is a close-up image of a man with a cunning, mischievous smile, reinforcing the 'evil genius' theme of the meme, suggesting the person is amused by their devious plan to interfere with couple posts on Valentine's Day.
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on Feb 14 I will post "i miss us" comment on every couple post i see

Overview

The meme consists of two parts: a top text box and a lower image. The top text reads, 'on Feb 14 I will post "i miss us" comment on every couple post i see,' indicating a plan to troll couples on Valentine's Day by leaving ambiguous, potentially disruptive comments. Below the text is a close-up image of a man with a cunning, mischievous smile, reinforcing the 'evil genius' theme of the meme, suggesting the person is amused by their devious plan to interfere with couple posts on Valentine's Day.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by the source information 'Reddit:Meme'). It is a remix created by adding a text overlay to an existing screenshot of a real human male with a mischievous expression. The original image of the man is likely from a movie or TV show, though the specific source work is not identified. The text overlay adds a context of Valentine's Day trolling, transforming the original image into a reaction meme expressing a cunning plan.

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