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This is a two-panel meme using footage from the classic *Tom and Jerry* animated series, referencing the popular long-running internet debate over the correct order to prepare cereal. The top panel depicts Spike the bulldog and Tom the cat engaged in an intense sword fight, with text over Spike reading '1ST IS CEREAL' and text over Tom reading '1ST IS MILK', representing the two opposing sides of the argument. The bottom panel shows Jerry the mouse with a smug, self-satisfied expression, with overlaid text reading 'ME KNOWING 1ST IS THE BOWL', delivering the punchline that both arguing sides are missing the obvious first step of getting a bowl before adding either cereal or milk. The original post title adds an extra layer of humor, joking that the first step could even be grabbing a spoon before the bowl.

Cereal vs Milk Debate Meme Jokes The First Step Is Actually The Bowl

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This two-panel meme uses assets from the classic *Tom and Jerry* animated series to joke about the common trivial internet debate over whether to pour cereal or milk first when preparing a bowl of cereal. The top panel depicts the bulldog Spike and cat Tom clashing swords, with Spike labeled '1ST IS CEREAL' and Tom labeled '1ST IS MILK' to represent the two arguing sides of the debate. The bottom panel shows Jerry the mouse grinning smugly, captioned 'ME KNOWING 1ST IS THE BOWL', which serves as the sarcastic punchline highlighting the obvious, overlooked correct answer that both arguing sides ignore.

Why do people debate whether cereal or milk comes first?

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This meme uses a popular viral photo template where two young children (a girl holding a crying boy) are pressed against a corner wall, terrified of a black rabbit sitting next to a wooden bucket on the floor. The meme labels the characters to joke about escalating levels of unpopular and controversial pizza toppings: the girl is labeled "People who put corn on pizza", the boy is labeled "People who put anchovies on pizza", and the rabbit (the scary thing the kids fear) is labeled "People who put broccoli on pizza". The joke portrays adding broccoli to pizza as such an unforgivable, unacceptable topping that even people who dislike other controversial pizza toppings are terrified of it, playing on the common ongoing online debate about what toppings belong on pizza.

Controversial pizza toppings fear meme

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This meme arranged in a 2x2 grid shows four popular sweet breakfast foods, each labeled with their name: stacked syrup-covered pancakes (top-left), a buttered waffle (top-right), sliced French toast with a dollop of butter (bottom-left), and an iced cinnamon roll (bottom-right). Large bold text at the top reads 'ONE HAS TO GO', and large bold text at the bottom reads 'WHICH ONE', prompting viewers to choose which of the four breakfast foods they would eliminate to start a debate among audiences.

One Has To Go: Which Breakfast Food Do You Eliminate

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This is a three-panel meme using the popular Lord of the Rings 'Don't Cast It' template to joke about the long-running internet debate over whether pineapple belongs on pizza. The top panel shows a pile of pineapple chunks, the controversial topping in question. The middle panel pairs the Italian flag (Italy is the origin of modern pizza) with a shocked Elrond from *Lord of the Rings*, with text reading 'DONT DO IT! DON'T CAST IT ON A PIZZA!' representing traditional Italian pizza purists who oppose pineapple as a pizza topping. The bottom panel pairs the Canadian flag with Isildur from *Lord of the Rings*, who says 'YES' next to an image of a finished pineapple pizza, representing Canada's embrace of this controversial topping.

Yes, Cast It (Pineapple On Pizza Meme)

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A two-panel meme featuring a debate about fast food burgers. The top panel shows an older man with a serious expression, asking 'Let me get this straight, you think Whoppers are better than Big Macs?' The bottom panel shows the Joker (from the 2019 film) responding confidently, 'I do, and I'm tired of pretending they're not.' The meme humorously frames the ongoing fast food debate between Burger King's Whopper and McDonald's Big Mac using popular movie characters to add dramatic effect.

Whopper vs Big Mac Debate Meme

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