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Non-Sports Fans Passing NFL Note Meme

A two-panel comic meme. Top panel: A classroom with three stick-figure characters; one labeled 'Non-Sports Fans' (green shirt) passes a note to another character (pink shirt) who is writing at a desk. Bottom panel: Close-up of the 'Non-Sports Fans' character holding the note, grinning widely with large eyes. The note reads: 'Watch half the NFL anyway 'cause Bunny's so Bad ratings curb stomp Kidney Rock's.'
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Watch half the NFL anyway 'cause Bunny's so Bad ratings curb stomp Kidney Rock's.

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Watch half the NFL anyway 'cause Bunny's so Bad ratings curb stomp Kidney Rock's.

Overview

A two-panel comic meme. Top panel: A classroom with three stick-figure characters; one labeled 'Non-Sports Fans' (green shirt) passes a note to another character (pink shirt) who is writing at a desk. Bottom panel: Close-up of the 'Non-Sports Fans' character holding the note, grinning widely with large eyes. The note reads: 'Watch half the NFL anyway 'cause Bunny's so Bad ratings curb stomp Kidney Rock's.'

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (source: Reddit:Meme) with the original title 'Pass It On'. It is a user-created comic-style meme, likely made using digital illustration tools, depicting a humorous scenario of non-sports fans discussing watching NFL despite not being sports fans.

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