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Even King Arthur Couldn't Pull Me Out - Sword Tattoo Pun Meme

This image is a screenshot of a short-form video platform interface, showing a real person sitting on a bed with their leg raised to display a large sword tattoo. The tattoo is positioned to create an optical illusion that the sword is embedded between their legs. Below the video, a top comment from user `cole_tinker917` reads: "Even king Arthur couldn't pull me out" — a playful pun referencing the legend of King Arthur extracting Excalibur from the stone, with a suggestive double meaning indicating strong attraction to the person in the video. The comment has received 110 likes.
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Even king Arthur couldn't pull me out

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a short-form video platform interface, showing a real person sitting on a bed with their leg raised to display a large sword tattoo. The tattoo is positioned to create an optical illusion that the sword is embedded between their legs. Below the video, a top comment from user cole_tinker917 reads: "Even king Arthur couldn't pull me out" — a playful pun referencing the legend of King Arthur extracting Excalibur from the stone, with a suggestive double meaning indicating strong attraction to the person in the video. The comment has received 110 likes.

Origin notes

The image is a screenshot from a short-form video platform, likely TikTok, identifiable by the video player UI (timestamp markers, volume control icon, and comment section layout). The original video features a user showing their tattoo, and the viral comment adds a humorous, suggestive twist using a well-known mythological reference. The comment was posted 3 days prior to the screenshot being taken.

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