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A two-panel satirical meme. The top panel contains text: 'People: "There are no useful course online" Me:'. The bottom panel features a real man with a beard, wearing a gray shirt, standing in front of the Bulgarian flag (green, white, red horizontal stripes). Overlaid on the bottom panel is the text: 'Learn Cyber bullying in Bulgarian online in 4 weeks'. The humor arises from irony: presenting an unethical and absurd 'useful course' (cyber bullying) in an obscure language (Bulgarian) as a response to the claim that there are no useful online courses.
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Learn Cyber bullying in Bulgarian online in 4 weeks

Overview

A two-panel satirical meme. The top panel contains text: 'People: "There are no useful course online" Me:'. The bottom panel features a real man with a beard, wearing a gray shirt, standing in front of the Bulgarian flag (green, white, red horizontal stripes). Overlaid on the bottom panel is the text: 'Learn Cyber bullying in Bulgarian online in 4 weeks'. The humor arises from irony: presenting an unethical and absurd 'useful course' (cyber bullying) in an obscure language (Bulgarian) as a response to the claim that there are no useful online courses.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit, as indicated by the source information 'Reddit:Meme'. It is a remix/edited meme created by combining a real person's photograph with a Bulgarian flag background and overlaid text. The original image of the man is not from a known specific work, and the text overlay is added to create the satirical message.

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