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Really Itchy Leg

This is a 4-panel stick figure meme comic depicting a relatable everyday mishap. In the first panel, the character casually decides to scratch his very itchy leg. In the second panel, he leans back in his chair, casually noting that he is still sitting on the chair. In the third panel, the character is shown blended mindlessly into the chair, labeled clueless, as he keeps scratching the persistent itch over and over. In the final fourth panel, the character looks shocked as he realizes he has accidentally scratched a large hole all the way through the seat of his chair. The meme jokes about how mindlessly scratching an itch can lead to an unexpected silly problem that many people can relate to.
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Dialogue

hmm today i will scratch my leg because its really itchy
still a chair
chair
clueless
*itch*
*itch*
*more scratch*
*scratch*

Overview

This is a 4-panel stick figure meme comic depicting a relatable everyday mishap. In the first panel, the character casually decides to scratch his very itchy leg. In the second panel, he leans back in his chair, casually noting that he is still sitting on the chair. In the third panel, the character is shown blended mindlessly into the chair, labeled clueless, as he keeps scratching the persistent itch over and over. In the final fourth panel, the character looks shocked as he realizes he has accidentally scratched a large hole all the way through the seat of his chair. The meme jokes about how mindlessly scratching an itch can lead to an unexpected silly problem that many people can relate to.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit as a user-created meme, with the original title 'really itchy leg'. It is drawn in the popular Flork-of-Cows stick figure meme style, which is commonly used to make relatable everyday joke comics that are widely shared across social media.

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