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Pregnant Lady as Human Submarine Meme

A meme featuring two men seated in airplane-like seats. The top man gestures with raised hands while the text above him reads, 'A PREGNANT LADY WHO SWIMS UNDERWATER IS A HUMAN SUBMARINE.' The bottom man sits with a neutral expression, accompanied by the text, 'HE'S OUT OF LINE, BUT HE'S RIGHT.' The humor stems from a pun comparing a pregnant woman swimming underwater to a submarine, blending absurdity with reluctant agreement.
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A PREGNANT LADY WHO SWIMS UNDERWATER IS A HUMAN SUBMARINE
Bottom Man
HE'S OUT OF LINE, BUT HE'S RIGHT

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A PREGNANT LADY WHO SWIMS UNDERWATER IS A HUMAN SUBMARINE

Overview

A meme featuring two men seated in airplane-like seats. The top man gestures with raised hands while the text above him reads, 'A PREGNANT LADY WHO SWIMS UNDERWATER IS A HUMAN SUBMARINE.' The bottom man sits with a neutral expression, accompanied by the text, 'HE'S OUT OF LINE, BUT HE'S RIGHT.' The humor stems from a pun comparing a pregnant woman swimming underwater to a submarine, blending absurdity with reluctant agreement.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit's Meme community. It uses a screenshot of two real human actors (likely from a TV show or movie) with added text overlay. The original scene is repurposed to create a comedic pun, with minimal editing beyond text addition. No AI generation or watermarks are evident.

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