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QR Code Booty Shorts With Communist Manifesto And Scooby Doo Links

This meme features descriptive text at the top, followed by two images: the left panel shows a pair of black booty shorts laid flat, with two QR codes printed on the back over each butt cheek, and the right panel shows the shorts being worn by a person from the back, displaying the QR codes in place. The text explains that one QR code links to a PDF copy of *The Communist Manifesto*, while the other links to a streaming page for the Scooby Doo cartoon. The humor comes from the absurd, completely unexpected pairing of serious political theory and a classic children's cartoon placed on the back of booty shorts, creating a random, silly joke.
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Booty shorts with two QR codes on the ass that lead to a PDF of The Communist Manifesto and a page where you can stream Scooby Doo

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Booty shorts with two QR codes on the ass that lead to a PDF of The Communist Manifesto and a page where you can stream Scooby Doo

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This meme features descriptive text at the top, followed by two images: the left panel shows a pair of black booty shorts laid flat, with two QR codes printed on the back over each butt cheek, and the right panel shows the shorts being worn by a person from the back, displaying the QR codes in place. The text explains that one QR code links to a PDF copy of The Communist Manifesto, while the other links to a streaming page for the Scooby Doo cartoon. The humor comes from the absurd, completely unexpected pairing of serious political theory and a classic children's cartoon placed on the back of booty shorts, creating a random, silly joke.

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This content was originally posted by Tumblr user closet-keys, and this specific version is a repost from X (Twitter) account meme_basement, as confirmed by the provided source information. It has circulated widely online as a popular viral absurd humor meme.

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