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A meme composed of two sections: a top text panel stating 'When you realize why Bill Gates named his company "Microsoft"' and a lower image panel showing a man in a red shirt standing in front of a deli counter with various yellow-packaged meats. The humor hinges on a pun, implying 'Microsoft' is a play on 'Micro Soft' (small soft), referencing the soft deli meats displayed, thus jokingly suggesting Bill Gates named the company after small soft meats.

When You Realize Why Microsoft Was Named

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A meme featuring a photograph of Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, smiling and facing forward against a blurred indoor background. The image has a bold, uppercase text overlay at the bottom that reads 'YET ANOTHER MICROSOFT PRODUCT FULL OF VIRUSES', which humorously references the common stereotype of Microsoft software (e.g., Windows) being prone to viruses or technical issues.

Typical Microsoft

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A meme contrasting Red Bull's founding year (1984) with the existence of planes in 1983, humorously referencing Red Bull's iconic slogan 'Red Bull gives you wings.' The top text establishes the timeline: 'Red Bull was founded in 1984 Planes in 1983:' followed by a photograph of a commercial airplane (likely a British Airways Boeing 747) with a noticeably tilted posture, visually implying that planes already had literal 'wings' before Red Bull's marketing claim. The tilted plane adds comedic effect, suggesting instability or a playful nod to the absurdity of the comparison.

Red Bull vs Planes: Who Had Wings First?

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A screenshot of a TechJuice social media post reporting that Google has closed background playback loopholes for YouTube Premium, which previously allowed users to play videos in the background without a subscription. The post includes an image of a hand holding a smartphone displaying a warning message: 'Background play only works with YouTube Premium' with options to 'GET YOUTUBE PREMIUM' or 'NOT NOW'. Below the post, a comment from Brave Software reads, 'It's fixed in our browser. Carry on!', humorously promoting their browser as a solution to the closed loopholes, hence the 'premium trolling' title.

Premium trolling by Brave

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A meme featuring a claim by YouTuber LabCoatz that he cracked Coca-Cola's secret formula after a year of research, using chemistry to create an identical recipe. The image includes two photos: one showing a Coca-Cola bottle next to a 'LabCola' bottle with a red label and atomic symbol, and another displaying a detailed recipe with ingredients like lemon oil, cassia cinnamon oil, and caffeine. Below is a sarcastic comment from Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) expressing concern for LabCoatz's safety, noting the formula's historical secrecy compared to nuclear weapons.

YouTuber Claims to Crack Coca-Cola's Secret Formula

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A multi-panel meme using edited film screenshots. Panel 1: Person with blue Windows logo on forehead says 'Don’t fart in an apple store.' Panel 2 (split): Left - Person with Apple logo asks 'Why?'; Right - Windows-logo person replies 'They don’t have windows.' Panel 3: Chaotic fight where Windows-logo person is restrained. Core joke: pun on 'windows' (OS vs. ventilation).

Don’t Fart In An Apple Store

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A meme image depicting two individuals on a golf course. The left individual, dressed in black athletic wear, has a text bubble stating 'Other companies increasing the price of their products each year.' The right individual, wearing colorful floral pants and holding a golf club, has a text bubble reading 'Arizona Iced tea selling for 99c.' The image humorously contrasts Arizona Iced Tea's consistent low pricing with other companies' price hikes, implying Arizona understands consumer preferences. A watermark 'imgflip.com' is visible at the bottom.

They understand us

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A two-panel meme featuring a man (resembling Steve Harvey from Family Feud) reacting to the text 'MICROSOFT WANTS YOU TO STOP CALLING THEM MICROSLop'. The top panel shows the man with a concerned/shocked expression saying 'OH NO!', while the bottom panel shows him with a nonchalant/dismissive expression saying 'ANYWAY'. A 'made with mematic' watermark is present at the bottom-left. The joke mocks Microsoft's supposed request to end the 'Microslop' nickname by portraying indifference.

Microsoft Wants You to Stop Calling Them Microslop

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This meme features a humorous dialogue above a photograph of two brown Boxer dogs. The text dialogue reads: 'What are your dogs' names?' followed by 'Me: Calvin and Klein.' The questioner responds, 'Isn't that a brand of underwear?' and 'Me' replies, 'Exactly, they're boxers'—a pun playing on the dog breed 'Boxer' and the term for men's underwear. Below the dialogue, the image shows two Boxer dogs sitting on a grassy field with trees in the background; the left dog wears a red collar labeled 'CALVIN' and the right dog wears a blue collar labeled 'KLEIN,' reinforcing the joke.

Calvin and Klein: The Boxer Dogs with a Brand Pun

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An animated meme featuring Philip J. Fry from the TV show Futurama. Fry is depicted in a side profile with a skeptical and confused expression, looking to the right. The image contains two text overlays: the top text reads 'WTF IS VICTORIA'S SECRET' and the bottom text reads 'AND WHY DOES SHE ONLY TELL IT TO GIRLS'. The meme humorously plays on the literal interpretation of 'Victoria's Secret' as a person's secret, poking fun at the confusion around the brand's name and its association primarily with women's lingerie.

Fry Asks: WTF is Victoria's Secret?

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A two-panel meme using screenshots from a real boxing match. The top panel shows a shirtless boxer with a serious expression, accompanied by the text 'NOTHING!'. The bottom panel shows another boxer (likely the opponent) with a surprised or confused expression, with the text 'JET2 HOLIDAY' overlaid. The humor stems from the unexpected shift from 'nothing' to a specific holiday brand, implying a comedic misunderstanding or overreaction.

Boxer Reacts to Jet2 Holiday Instead of Nothing

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The image depicts an arm-wrestling match between two individuals, with the left side featuring the Costco Wholesale logo and the right side displaying the Steam logo. Above the scene is the text 'Always treating customers like humans', suggesting a comparative commentary on the customer service reputations of the two brands. The arm-wrestling visual implies a competition or contrast in how Costco and Steam treat their customers.

Costco vs Steam: Always Treating Customers Like Humans

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