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This sarcastic meme jokes about a common repetitive trope on Reddit: whenever a post featuring a photo of a tall attractive woman is uploaded, dozens of commenters will immediately make the same unoriginal joke about her height (usually complaining she is too tall to date or questioning her actual height). The meme combines multiple popular shocked/anticipatory reaction images to emphasize that everyone knows this repetitive comment is inevitably coming, criticizing the total lack of originality in these common Reddit comments, with the main focal point being the iconic yelling 'Here it comes!' reaction man from the 300 movie meme.
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Whenever a photo of a tall, attractive woman is posted to Reddit:
Here it comes!

Overview

This sarcastic meme jokes about a common repetitive trope on Reddit: whenever a post featuring a photo of a tall attractive woman is uploaded, dozens of commenters will immediately make the same unoriginal joke about her height (usually complaining she is too tall to date or questioning her actual height). The meme combines multiple popular shocked/anticipatory reaction images to emphasize that everyone knows this repetitive comment is inevitably coming, criticizing the total lack of originality in these common Reddit comments, with the main focal point being the iconic yelling 'Here it comes!' reaction man from the 300 movie meme.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, per the meme text and given original title, it is a user-created collage meme that remixes multiple existing popular reaction meme templates to criticize the repetitive unoriginal comments that always appear on posts about tall attractive women on Reddit.

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