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No Way a Kidney Shaped Lake!

This is an aerial top-down photograph of a rural suburban area, showing residential houses lined along a road, grassy fields, forested areas, and two small man-made lakes. White text at the top of the image reads 'A lake shaped like a kidney', a bold red circle is drawn to highlight the smaller, bright blue lake on the right side of the frame which bears an extremely close, uncanny resemblance to the shape of a human kidney. White text at the bottom reads 'No way!!', expressing exaggerated, comedic shock at the perfect, unexpected match of the lake's shape to a kidney. The humor of the meme comes from the absurdly perfect odd coincidence of the lake's shape.
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A lake shaped like a kidney
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Overview

This is an aerial top-down photograph of a rural suburban area, showing residential houses lined along a road, grassy fields, forested areas, and two small man-made lakes. White text at the top of the image reads 'A lake shaped like a kidney', a bold red circle is drawn to highlight the smaller, bright blue lake on the right side of the frame which bears an extremely close, uncanny resemblance to the shape of a human kidney. White text at the bottom reads 'No way!!', expressing exaggerated, comedic shock at the perfect, unexpected match of the lake's shape to a kidney. The humor of the meme comes from the absurdly perfect odd coincidence of the lake's shape.

Origin notes

This meme originates from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed. It was created by adding text and a highlight circle to publicly available aerial imagery of a random location, playing on the viral trend of pointing out oddly-shaped natural or man-made features that resemble common objects, and spread as a lighthearted, silly reaction meme for surprising coincidences.

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