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Goose Stands at Door with 'GEESE NOT WANTED' Signs, Comments Beg to Let Him In

A meme featuring a real photograph of a goose standing in front of two glass-paneled doors. Each door has a black text sign reading 'GEESE NOT WANTED!' affixed to the glass. Below the image, two comments from X.com (formerly Twitter) users are displayed: the first from 'unclefather' states 'Let him in,' and the second from 'thefingeringfemalefury' comments 'that sign is rude and evil.' The meme contrasts the unwelcoming nature of the signs with the users' empathetic reactions to the goose, creating a wholesome and lighthearted tone that encourages compassion for the animal.
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Let him in

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unclefather
Let him in
thefingeringfemalefury
that sign is rude and evil

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GEESE NOT WANTED!

Overview

A meme featuring a real photograph of a goose standing in front of two glass-paneled doors. Each door has a black text sign reading 'GEESE NOT WANTED!' affixed to the glass. Below the image, two comments from X.com (formerly Twitter) users are displayed: the first from 'unclefather' states 'Let him in,' and the second from 'thefingeringfemalefury' comments 'that sign is rude and evil.' The meme contrasts the unwelcoming nature of the signs with the users' empathetic reactions to the goose, creating a wholesome and lighthearted tone that encourages compassion for the animal.

Origin notes

This meme originates from the X.com platform (formerly Twitter), specifically associated with the 'WholesomeMeme' community. It appears to be a screenshot of a social media post combining a real photograph of a goose at a door with restrictive signage and user-generated comments expressing sympathy for the goose. The image likely circulated as a wholesome meme due to its focus on an endearing animal and the supportive, empathetic reactions from commenters.

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