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This image is a screenshot of a viral Twitter/X thread. The top tweet, posted by user @boltsfood from Manhattan, NY on February 1, 2022, states that the poster feels embarrassed because a rat was walking right beside them on a sidewalk, making it appear as if the two are together. The reply below from user @molap8 adds a funny twist, asking if the poster considered that the rat might also be embarrassed to be seen walking next to them. The humor comes from the relatable feeling of public awkwardness, paired with the absurd, relatable framing of the rat as having its own sense of embarrassment.

Twitter Thread Joke About Walking Next to a Rat on the Sidewalk

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This image is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post from user @cloudy_girl, who uses a greyscale illustration of the Pokemon character May as her profile avatar. The text of the post delivers a sarcastic, self-deprecating joke about breakups: it clarifies that if the poster cries after ending a relationship with someone, the tears are caused by the poster's own abandonment issues, not because the former partner is actually worth crying over. The joke frames the ex as unimportant while lightly joking about the poster's own mental health struggles, making it relatable to audiences who have similar relationship experiences or neurodivergent traits.

Sarcastic Breakup Cry Reason Joke

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A collage-style meme depicting a moon surface with Earth prominently visible in the black sky. Four real people are edited into the scene: one sitting casually on a chair with legs crossed, holding a drink; another standing in the center wearing a gray shirt and jeans; a shirtless individual opening the door of a green car; and a person lying relaxed on a green geometric couch. To the right, a white suburban house with a basketball hoop is also placed on the moon. The top text reads, 'Me chilling on the moon bc my boy gave his girl the world ❤️', using wordplay on the phrase 'gave the world' by humorously placing the subject on the moon, separate from Earth where the 'boy' and his girl presumably are.

Me Chilling on the Moon Because My Boy Gave His Girl the World

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An image of Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants, depicted with a wide, happy smile, large round eyes, and wearing a white sailor outfit with blue trim and a red tie. He is holding a large red spiral lollipop in his right hand, set against a background of floating bubbles in various sizes. Overlaid text on the image reads: 'how it feels to be a grown ass adult and tell people you can't hang out bc your mom won't let you', humorously capturing the relatable and ironic scenario of adults still experiencing parental restrictions.

How It Feels to Be an Adult Told by Mom You Can't Hang Out

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A screenshot of a social media post resembling the Twitter/X format, featuring a user's commentary on the necessity of subtitles in movies and television. The post, by 'luisa díez' with the handle '@luisadieznuts', argues that reliance on subtitles stems not from personal issues like deafness or attention-deficit, but from poor audio mixing where background sounds, music, and effects are excessively louder than dialogue. The text is displayed in white font on a black background, with the user's profile picture (showing a person in a patterned top) in the top-left corner.

The Real Reason We All Need Subtitles in Movies and TV Shows

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A screenshot of a social media post (likely from Instagram, indicated by the 'insta.single' watermark) featuring the main text: 'boys literally have 0 excuses for not having communication skills bc I've seen y'all play video games together and you describe where ur at like it's life or death'. Below are Like, Comment, and Share buttons, with a top comment from 'T-Diddy Merica' responding: 'That's because our teammates actually communicate back. It wouldn't work as well if we said 'Hey Jason are you pinned down?' and he responded with 'Don't worry about it, it's fine, you should've been over here anyway but whatever I'm not upset anymore.' The meme humorously contrasts boys' detailed communication in gaming with their perceived lack of communication skills in other contexts.

The Accuracy of Boys' Communication Skills

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