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Risk of a lambslide

This is a pun-based humor meme featuring a photograph of a flock of sheep (lambs) lined up along a steep, unstable-looking grassy hillside. The text overlay at the top reads 'That slope looks unstable, theres a risk of a lambslide.' It uses wordplay: the joke replaces the term 'landslide' (a geological slope collapse) with 'lambslide' to reference the lambs/sheep standing on the unstable slope.
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That slope looks unstable, theres a risk of a lambslide.

Overview

This is a pun-based humor meme featuring a photograph of a flock of sheep (lambs) lined up along a steep, unstable-looking grassy hillside. The text overlay at the top reads 'That slope looks unstable, theres a risk of a lambslide.' It uses wordplay: the joke replaces the term 'landslide' (a geological slope collapse) with 'lambslide' to reference the lambs/sheep standing on the unstable slope.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, with the original posted title 'Risk of a lambslide'. It is a simple dad-joke style pun meme that has circulated across general humor social media platforms.

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