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This is a 4-panel comedic meme. In the first panel, an angry green fish wearing an office tie confronts a blue fish carrying a work briefcase, saying 'You're late again! What happened this time?'. The second panel shows the nervous blue fish responding 'Sir, you won't believe it.'. The third panel cuts to the scene the blue fish is referencing: the biblical figure Moses stands between two parted walls of Red Sea water holding his staff, while the small blue fish is visible stuck on the far side of the parted water, unable to cross. The fourth panel is a close-up of the scene with the overlaid text 'No fucking way', delivering the punchline that the employee's outlandish excuse for being late is actually true, prompting extreme disbelief.

Late fish employee has an unbelievable excuse for being tardy

This is a 4-panel comedic mem…

This relatable comedy meme opens with text setting up the premise: 'Me: I'm just gonna take a quick 30-minute nap... Me 4 days later:' followed by a photograph of a scruffy, messy-haired baby capybara with a dazed, disoriented expression. The original title 'LAZARUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Come out!!!!!!!!!!!!!' references the Christian biblical story where Lazarus was resurrected by Jesus 4 days after his death, framing the extremely overlong nap as being so deep the napper is effectively dead and needs to be called back to consciousness like Lazarus.

LAZARUS Come Out: 30 Minute Nap That Turns Into 4 Days of Sleep

This relatable comedy meme op…

This humorous meme features a candid photo of an orange tabby cat riding on the back of a small white dog as the dog walks forward down a carpeted indoor hallway. The cat has a serious, stoic expression, while the dog looks happy and cheerful. At the bottom of the image, a text overlay quotes the Book of Revelation's description of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: 'And I looked, and behold, a pale horse. And the rider's name was death'. The joke relies on the absurd juxtaposition of the dramatic, apocalyptic biblical text with the silly, mundane scene of a cat riding a dog, framing the cat as the ominous rider Death and the white dog as the 'pale horse' referenced in the quote.

Cat Riding Dog Meme Referencing Biblical Pale Horse of Death

This humorous meme features a…