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A 4-panel meme collage. Panel 1: A real person walking back to their car on an icy road with the caption 'ICE WALKING BACK TO HIS CAR AFTER SLIPPING'. Panel 2: An animated character in a dark suit with sunglasses, saying 'I GUESS YOU COULD SAY HE'. Panel 3: The same animated character adjusting his sunglasses, with the punchline 'GAVE US THE COLD SHOULDER'. Panel 4: A sunset over a city skyline with large, bold text 'YEEAAAAAH' emphasizing the pun. The meme uses a pun on 'cold shoulder' (a dismissive gesture) tied to the icy/winter context of slipping on ice.
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Panel 1 Caption
ICE WALKING BACK TO HIS CAR AFTER SLIPPING
Panel 2 Caption
I GUESS YOU COULD SAY HE
Panel 3 Caption
GAVE US THE COLD SHOULDER
Panel 4 Caption
YEEAAAAAH

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Pun on 'cold shoulder' related to ice walking

Overview

A 4-panel meme collage. Panel 1: A real person walking back to their car on an icy road with the caption 'ICE WALKING BACK TO HIS CAR AFTER SLIPPING'. Panel 2: An animated character in a dark suit with sunglasses, saying 'I GUESS YOU COULD SAY HE'. Panel 3: The same animated character adjusting his sunglasses, with the punchline 'GAVE US THE COLD SHOULDER'. Panel 4: A sunset over a city skyline with large, bold text 'YEEAAAAAH' emphasizing the pun. The meme uses a pun on 'cold shoulder' (a dismissive gesture) tied to the icy/winter context of slipping on ice.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (specifically the 'Meme' community) as indicated by the source information. It is a remix/edited meme, combining a real-life photograph (Panel 1) with animated character panels (Panels 2-3) and a stock sunset image (Panel 4), all overlaid with humorous text to create a pun-based joke. The creation method likely involved image editing software to collage the panels and add text captions.

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