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This is a two-panel 'told you so' joke meme. The top panel is a screenshot of a fake future news article dated 04-12-2026 from the website earth.com, showing an orange research submarine in ice-filled Antarctic waters. The article's headline says the submarine discovered unknown structures beneath Antarctica, then lost contact and disappeared. The bottom panel is a black-and-white portrait of conspiracy theorist Robert Hitchcock, who famously claimed the lost city of Atlantis is buried under Antarctic ice, with a smug knowing smirk that acts as a reaction to the news, implying he was correct about the hidden structures all along.

Told You So

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This is a humorous meme using the popular 'person ignoring chaotic background fight' template. The foreground shows a NASA astronaut, labeled the Artemis II crew, sitting calmly at a table looking at his phone while a full brawl breaks out behind him. The fighting groups are labeled: NASA supporters are fighting against moon landing deniers and flat earthers, who all argue over the upcoming moon mission while the actual mission crew simply ignores the chaos. The joke pokes fun at how conspiracy theorists and space fans fight online while the actual mission team just carries on with their work.

Artemis II Mission to Moon: Keep It Together

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This is a candid night-time photograph taken on a residential street. A man wearing glasses and a black shirt stands partially hidden behind a vertical street sign pole. When viewed from the camera's angle, the text on his shirt and the text on the sign align perfectly to form the full phrase 'Epstein Iran War Files': the text 'Epstein' sits on the left side of the man's shirt, 'Iran War' runs vertically down the sign pole that blocks the middle of his body, and 'Files' is printed on the right side of his shirt. This accidental alignment creates a seemingly intentional phrase referencing Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy topics, which is the joke of the image. The original post title 'Nice try' jokes that it looks like someone intentionally tried to sneak this controversial phrase into the photo, even though it is just a random coincidence.

Nice Try: Epstein Iran War Files Coincidence

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A multi-panel meme contrasting the reactions of conspiracy theorists and those who trusted victims when the Epstein files were released. The top section, labeled 'CONSPIRACY THEORISTS WHEN THE EPSTEIN FILES DROPPED,' shows an animated man with a gold medal in celebratory poses, including popping a champagne bottle. The bottom section, labeled 'EVERYONE ELSE WHO JUST BELIEVED WOMEN,' depicts the same character standing calmly on a staircase, implying vindication through prior trust in victims' accounts. The meme critiques the tendency of conspiracy theorists to overreact to revelations that victims had already reported.

Conspiracy Theorists vs Everyone Who Believed Women on Epstein Files

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A two-panel meme featuring Tom Holland as Spider-Man from *Spider-Man: No Way Home*. The top panel shows Spider-Man crouching on a stone ledge at night, wearing his red and black suit, with the text overlay 'Everywhere I go...'. The bottom panel combines a satirical live stream screenshot (labeled 'SEATTLE' with 68%/32% metrics and 'NEW ENGLAND' with a 'Ben Covington is innocent' sign) with the overlaid headline 'EPSTEIN LOOKALIKE SPOTTED ON LIVE FAN SUPER BOWL 'PORTAL''. Below this, Spider-Man is shown from behind, crouching, with the text 'I see his face...'. The meme humorously exaggerates the frustration of encountering recurring 'Epstein lookalike' conspiracy theories in various contexts.

Everywhere I Go... I See His Face (Epstein Lookalike Meme)

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The image depicts a Lego Batman character with a sad and disappointed facial expression. Above the character is a prominent text overlay that reads: 'Conspiracy theorists after the Epstein files release solves every conspiracy.' The background features a blurred, vibrant cityscape with indistinct lights and colors, typical of animated Lego Batman settings. The meme uses Lego Batman's somber demeanor to humorously satirize the idea that conspiracy theorists might feel aimless or disheartened if the Epstein files were to resolve major conspiracy theories, implying a loss of their usual subject matter.

Lego Batman Reacts to Conspiracy Theorists After Epstein Files Release

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A meme consisting of a top text overlay and a composite image. The text reads: 'Flat earthers watching every conspiracy turn out to be true except flat earth:' Below the text, there is an animated gray character (likely Squidward Tentacles from SpongeBob SquarePants) with a long nose, looking through horizontal bars. Behind the bars, a second figure wearing a helmet sits dejectedly on a striped bed in a room with framed pictures on the walls. The meme humorously portrays flat earth believers as waiting in vain while other conspiracy theories are (hypothetically) proven true.

Flat Earthers Reacting to Conspiracies Meme

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A meme featuring Thanos from the Marvel Cinematic Universe standing in a scenic outdoor setting with a large curved metallic structure and small figures in the background. Top text reads 'CONSPIRACY THEORISTS IN 2026' and bottom text 'They called me a madman,' humorously implying conspiracy theorists will be proven right by 2026.

Conspiracy Theorists in 2026 - They Called Me a Madman

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A two-panel meme featuring Skeletor from 'He-Man and the Masters of the Universe'. The top panel shows Skeletor lying down with the text 'MAJORITY OF FLAT EARTHERS AGREE THAT EVERY OTHER PLANET IS ROUND', and the bottom panel shows him walking away with 'UNTIL I POST AGAIN'. The joke mocks the inconsistency of flat earthers who accept the roundness of other planets but reject Earth's roundness, using Skeletor's smug demeanor to enhance the sarcastic tone.

Majority of Flat Earthers Agree Every Other Planet Is Round

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The meme consists of a top text block in white font on a black background that reads: 'Flat-Earthers watching as all their theories come true except for the flat-Earth theory:'. Below the text is an image featuring an animated gray character with a long, pointed nose peeking through horizontal window bars. Behind the bars, there is a photograph of several formally dressed individuals (men and women) standing closely together, appearing to converse or pose. The animated character's posture suggests curiosity or surveillance, creating a humorous contrast between the satirical text about flat-earthers and the real-world scene they are 'watching'.

Flat-Earthers Watching Their Theories Come True (Except One)

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The meme depicts a large green animated character sitting on a park bench in a scenic outdoor setting with trees, a gazebo, and distant buildings. The character is heavily adorned with numerous gold medals around their neck, holds a tall trophy with small muscular figurines on top, a gold cup labeled '1', and wears a golden crown inscribed with 'ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP'. Despite the abundance of trophies and accolades, the character has a bored, unimpressed expression, resting their head on one hand. To the left, a smaller pink animated character with a single large eye sits quietly next to them. The top text reads 'Conspiracy theorists in February 2026:', humorously suggesting that even after achieving supposed 'success' (represented by the trophies), conspiracy theorists remain dissatisfied or unfulfilled.

Now they have everything they wanted

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A two-panel meme featuring two animated male characters from the TV show Family Guy sitting in a bar, each holding a beer mug. In the first panel, the left character (likely Peter Griffin) leans in with a conspiratorial expression, asking, 'What if PETA kills animals because they're secretly a cult giving sacrifices to their god'. The second panel shows the right character looking annoyed, responding, 'Who the fuck starts a conversation like that I just sat down!'. The humor arises from the absurdity of the conspiracy theory and the sudden, awkward nature of the question in a casual setting.

don't forget about this one

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