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This is a 4-panel webcomic meme. Panel 1 shows a green cartoon adventurer in a crystal-filled cave opening a treasure chest, saying 'I'VE FINALLY FOUND IT... AFTER 15 YEARS'. Panel 2 shows the adventurer excitedly holding up a glowing scroll yelling 'THE SCROLL OF TRUTH!'. Panel 3 reveals the text on the scroll: 'Not all sentences need to end in "lol"'. Panel 4 shows the adventurer, labeled 'MILLENIALS' at the bottom, angrily rejecting the scroll while saying 'NYEHHH lol'. The humor comes from the irony that the millennial character ends their rejection of the 'truth' with 'lol', proving the habit they are denying is real.
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I'VE FINALLY FOUND IT... AFTER 15 YEARS
THE SCROLL OF TRUTH!
NYEHHH lol

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Not all sentences need to end in "lol"
MILLENIALS

Overview

This is a 4-panel webcomic meme. Panel 1 shows a green cartoon adventurer in a crystal-filled cave opening a treasure chest, saying 'I'VE FINALLY FOUND IT... AFTER 15 YEARS'. Panel 2 shows the adventurer excitedly holding up a glowing scroll yelling 'THE SCROLL OF TRUTH!'. Panel 3 reveals the text on the scroll: 'Not all sentences need to end in "lol"'. Panel 4 shows the adventurer, labeled 'MILLENIALS' at the bottom, angrily rejecting the scroll while saying 'NYEHHH lol'. The humor comes from the irony that the millennial character ends their rejection of the 'truth' with 'lol', proving the habit they are denying is real.

Origin notes

This meme uses the popular 'Scroll of Truth' webcomic template originally created by Robertonerocomics, whose watermark appears in the first panel. This edited version targeting millennial internet speech habits was shared as a meme on the Reddit Meme subreddit, as specified in the provided source information. It is a remixed iteration of the original comic format which is widely used for jokes about rejecting obvious true facts.

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