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Minecraft Solid Ocean Block Joke

This meme uses the popular 'Nobody' format. Text at the top reads 'Nobody...' followed by 'Minecraft:'. Below the text, an illustration shows a man in business casual clothing standing on a beach pushing a wheelbarrow that holds a perfectly cut, solid block of ocean complete with waves and shoreline edge. A shovel is stuck in the matching rectangular cutout left in the real ocean behind the man. The joke references Minecraft's iconic core mechanic where all materials, including water, exist as discrete, transportable solid blocks that ignore real-world liquid physics, a signature game quirk that helped make Minecraft famous.
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Overview

This meme uses the popular 'Nobody' format. Text at the top reads 'Nobody...' followed by 'Minecraft:'. Below the text, an illustration shows a man in business casual clothing standing on a beach pushing a wheelbarrow that holds a perfectly cut, solid block of ocean complete with waves and shoreline edge. A shovel is stuck in the matching rectangular cutout left in the real ocean behind the man. The joke references Minecraft's iconic core mechanic where all materials, including water, exist as discrete, transportable solid blocks that ignore real-world liquid physics, a signature game quirk that helped make Minecraft famous.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit via RSS, with the original submitted title 'Maybe that's the reason it's famous'. It pairs a surreal illustration of a man moving a section of ocean as a solid block with the widely used 'nobody' meme template to joke about Minecraft's distinct block physics, a common topic in gaming internet memes.

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