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This is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) by user @RRtize. The post text reads 'the strangest thing was that i trusted u 💯🦍', paired with a candid photograph of actor Finn Wolfhard (known for his role in Stranger Things) standing in front of a residential white garage door. Wolfhard has a deadpan, annoyed expression, with one hand in his jeans pocket and the other hand extended to flip the middle finger at the camera. The meme is used as a reaction to convey disappointment, frustration, and irritation at having one's trust broken by another person.

The Strangest Thing Was That I Trusted You Reaction Meme

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This meme features a screenshot of a Northern Irish football player giving an interview during the UEFA European Qualifiers, standing in front of a backdrop of sponsor logos including Alipay, Atos, Hisense, and Lidl, speaking into a European Qualifiers branded microphone. A lower-third broadcast graphic incorrectly displays placeholder text reading 'FIRSTNAME SECONDNAME' as the player's name, with 'NORTHERN IRELAND' listed below it. A caption added at the top of the image reads 'When your dad is too lazy to think a name for you 😂💯', joking that the generic placeholder name is the actual given name of the player, chosen by an unmotivated father. The joke relies on the fact that 'Firstname Lastname' is a universally recognized placeholder for personal names, making the error appear to be a hilariously uncreative given name.

Lazy dad chooses placeholder Firstname Secondname as child's name football meme

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The image is a low-angle photograph of London's Elizabeth Tower, more commonly known as Big Ben, set against a bright clear blue sky with sun rays visible on the right side of the frame. Overlaid bold white text across the lower half of the image reads "can't read these kinda clocks but respect to da architecture" next to a red 100 points emoji. The joke relies on the widespread relatable experience of people who struggle to read analog clock faces, even on famous historic structures like Big Ben, while still appreciating the impressive design of the iconic building.

Can't read analog clocks but respect Big Ben architecture meme

The image is a low-angle phot…