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Superior Sense of Humor

A meme featuring two poorly rendered 3D characters running side by side. The top text reads 'Me: I have a superior sense of humor' followed by 'Also the type of things I laugh at:'. Below, the left character (white shirt, jeans) has a 'Run' label, while the right character (black suit, red tie) has a 'Run as administrator' label. The joke satirizes the contrast between claiming a sophisticated sense of humor and finding silly, tech-related puns (like 'Run as administrator'—a common computer term) amusing.
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Me
I have a superior sense of humor
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Also the type of things I laugh at:

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Me: I have a superior sense of humor
Also the type of things I laugh at:
Run
Run as administrator

Overview

A meme featuring two poorly rendered 3D characters running side by side. The top text reads 'Me: I have a superior sense of humor' followed by 'Also the type of things I laugh at:'. Below, the left character (white shirt, jeans) has a 'Run' label, while the right character (black suit, red tie) has a 'Run as administrator' label. The joke satirizes the contrast between claiming a sophisticated sense of humor and finding silly, tech-related puns (like 'Run as administrator'—a common computer term) amusing.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit, labeled as a 'Meme' with the original title 'Superior sense of humor...... 👽'. It appears to be user-created, likely by overlaying text onto an existing image of two AI-generated or poorly rendered 3D running characters. The 'Run as administrator' label references a common computer action, adding a tech humor element.

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