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Ha Choo Bless You Facebook Pun Meme

This image is a screenshot of a Facebook user profile preview for a man named Ha Choo. The standard Facebook interface shows the text "You aren't friends on Facebook" with a "View profile" button, and a already-sent blue button below that reads "Bless you". The humor comes from a pun: the name "Ha Choo" sounds identical to "achoo", the common onomatopoeia for sneezing, so "Bless you" is the automatic cultural response to a sneeze, turning the random username into a funny coincidence joke.
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Ha Choo
You aren't friends on Facebook
View profile
Bless you
Sent

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a Facebook user profile preview for a man named Ha Choo. The standard Facebook interface shows the text "You aren't friends on Facebook" with a "View profile" button, and a already-sent blue button below that reads "Bless you". The humor comes from a pun: the name "Ha Choo" sounds identical to "achoo", the common onomatopoeia for sneezing, so "Bless you" is the automatic cultural response to a sneeze, turning the random username into a funny coincidence joke.

Origin notes

This meme is a screenshot of an accidental funny username found on Facebook, originally reposted to Reddit as a meme. It went viral across social media due to the accidental perfect pun.

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