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Am I The Only One Who Prefers A Normal Ass Over Kardashian-Horsebutts?

The image is a meme featuring Walter Sobchak, a character from 'The Big Lebowski,' holding a gun with both hands in a stern, frustrated manner. The meme uses the popular 'Am I the only one around here' template, with text at the top reading 'AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE' and text at the bottom stating 'WHO ACTUALLY PREFERS A NICELY SHAPED NORMAL ASS OVER THESE RIDICULOUSLY HUGE KARDASHIAN-HORSEBUTTS?' The bottom left corner has a watermark 'imgflip.com'.
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AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE
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WHO ACTUALLY PREFERS A NICELY SHAPED NORMAL ASS OVER THESE RIDICULOUSLY HUGE KARDASHIAN-HORSEBUTTS?

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AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE WHO ACTUALLY PREFERS A NICELY SHAPED NORMAL ASS OVER THESE RIDICULOUSLY HUGE KARDASHIAN-HORSEBUTTS?

Overview

The image is a meme featuring Walter Sobchak, a character from 'The Big Lebowski,' holding a gun with both hands in a stern, frustrated manner. The meme uses the popular 'Am I the only one around here' template, with text at the top reading 'AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE' and text at the bottom stating 'WHO ACTUALLY PREFERS A NICELY SHAPED NORMAL ASS OVER THESE RIDICULOUSLY HUGE KARDASHIAN-HORSEBUTTS?' The bottom left corner has a watermark 'imgflip.com'.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from 9Gag, as indicated by the additional information. It is a user-created remix of the 'Am I the only one around here' meme template, which originates from a scene in the 1998 film 'The Big Lebowski' featuring the character Walter Sobchak (portrayed by John Goodman). The meme was likely created using the imgflip.com meme generator, as evidenced by the 'imgflip.com' watermark in the bottom left corner.

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