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Perry the Lego Piece

This is a two-panel joke meme that makes a pun reference to Perry the Platypus from the animated series *Phineas and Ferb*. The first panel displays a stack of blue and orange standard Lego bricks resting on a wooden surface, paired with a text bubble asking "A lego piece?". The second panel shows the same stack of Lego bricks with a small brown Lego fedora added on top, paired with a shocked all-caps exclamation: "PERRY THE LEGO PIECE???!?!?". The joke relies on replacing "Platypus" (Perry's species) with "Lego Piece" and referencing Perry the Platypus' secret identity as Agent P, who wears an identical brown fedora.
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A lego piece?
PERRY THE LEGO PIECE???!?!?

Overview

This is a two-panel joke meme that makes a pun reference to Perry the Platypus from the animated series Phineas and Ferb. The first panel displays a stack of blue and orange standard Lego bricks resting on a wooden surface, paired with a text bubble asking "A lego piece?". The second panel shows the same stack of Lego bricks with a small brown Lego fedora added on top, paired with a shocked all-caps exclamation: "PERRY THE LEGO PIECE???!?!?". The joke relies on replacing "Platypus" (Perry's species) with "Lego Piece" and referencing Perry the Platypus' secret identity as Agent P, who wears an identical brown fedora.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, where the original post asked for more callback variations of this pun joke. It is a user-created wordplay meme referencing the popular Disney animated series Phineas and Ferb.

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