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A two-panel meme featuring screenshots from the Spider-Man film series. The top panel shows James Franco (portraying Harry Osborn) with bloodshot eyes, asking the rhetorical question: 'Why do noses run but feet smell, man?' The bottom panel shows Tobey Maguire (portraying Peter Parker) looking visibly confused, responding with 'What?' The humor hinges on the linguistic paradox of contrasting verb usage for body parts ('run' for noses, 'smell' for feet), amplified by Harry's stoned appearance, implying he's high and pondering absurd observations.
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Harry Osborn
Why do noses run but feet smell, man?
Peter Parker
What?

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Why do noses run but feet smell, man?

Overview

A two-panel meme featuring screenshots from the Spider-Man film series. The top panel shows James Franco (portraying Harry Osborn) with bloodshot eyes, asking the rhetorical question: 'Why do noses run but feet smell, man?' The bottom panel shows Tobey Maguire (portraying Peter Parker) looking visibly confused, responding with 'What?' The humor hinges on the linguistic paradox of contrasting verb usage for body parts ('run' for noses, 'smell' for feet), amplified by Harry's stoned appearance, implying he's high and pondering absurd observations.

Origin notes

Originating from Reddit's Meme community, this meme repurposes film stills (likely from Spider-Man 2 or 3) with added dialogue. The original movie scenes do not contain this exchange; the text was edited in to create a comedic riddle scenario. It circulates as a reaction image to highlight silly, stoner-like questions or observations.

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