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This meme consists of two parts: a block of text at the top, followed by a screenshot from the ending of the 1997 film *Titanic*. The top text points out that in the film's ending, the character Rose reunites in the afterlife with Jack, the poor young 'bad boy' she had a brief passionate affair with at age 18 (cheating on her wealthy fiancé with him), instead of with the husband she spent most of her life with and who fathered her children. The image below shows the iconic afterlife reunion scene, where Jack and Rose stand face to face looking at each other affectionately, with other passengers who died on the Titanic watching them from the surrounding balconies. The meme uses this detail from the film to argue the point stated in its title, that conventional lifelong marriage and having children do not necessarily bring women the most happiness, compared to the intense romantic connection of young love.

Just shows that marriage and kids don’t make women happy

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This three-panel meme humorously depicts the common experience of young pre-teen internet users encountering disturbing graphic shock content in the early to mid 2010s. The first panel shows a curious teenage boy labeled '12-year-old me' leaning over a coastal rock blowhole labeled 'the internet'. The second panel shows the blowhole erupting forcefully, with the spray listing well-known NSFL/NSFW internet shock content terms: Blue waffle, Octopus Girl, Tubgirl, Best gore, lemon party, pain olympics, meatspin, and 2 girls 1 cup, all hitting the boy directly. The third panel shows the boy standing up, holding his face in distress and visible trauma after being exposed to the graphic content. The joke plays on the common internet prank where users would trick others into searching for these extremely graphic, upsetting terms, and the resulting negative experience of anyone who fell for the prank as a young internet user.

Don't Google These Infamous Internet Shock Terms

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The meme consists of two parts: text at the top reads 'when you are constantly anxious but you don't know why', below which is a classic vintage Windows error dialogue box. The error box only contains a red circular X error icon, a blank message area, an 'OK' button, and a close X button in the top right corner, with no explanatory text specifying what error occurred. The joke draws a humorous relatable comparison between the vague, unaccountable feeling of constant anxiety and a system error that provides no context for the problem, only allowing you to acknowledge its existence by pressing 'OK'.

Unexplained Anxiety Windows Error Relatable Meme

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using footage from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants. The top panel features Squidward Tentacles with a completely apathetic, deadpan, unemotional expression, paired with the text 'Me feeling nothing most of the time'. The bottom panel shows a chaotic, blurry shot of Squidward being violently thrown backwards through a wall, paired with the text 'Me feeling 10 years worth of trauma and repressed emotions at the slightest emotional provocation'. The meme humorously highlights the common experience of maintaining emotional numbness for extended periods before having an extreme, disproportionate overreaction to a small minor trigger, caused by accumulated unprocessed negative feelings.

Squidward Numb vs Sudden Emotional Breakdown Relatable Meme

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This two-panel meme features top text that reads 'When the customer blames you for prices you have no power over', followed by two adjacent illustrations of a human eye. The left panel shows the blue eye in a neutral, normal position, while the right panel shows the same eye rolled fully back to show only the white sclera, conveying extreme exasperation and frustration. The joke is relatable for customer service representatives and retail workers, who are frequently unfairly blamed by customers for pricing decisions that are set by company leadership and are entirely out of the frontline worker's control.

CSR Feels: When Customers Blame You For Prices You Can't Control

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using a screenshot of the exasperated character General Hux from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The top panel text reads 'I DON'T CARE WHO WINS THE WORLD CUP', and the bottom panel continues 'I JUST WANT IT TO END AND STOP SHOWING UP ON MY REDDIT FEED OF UNRELATED FOOTBALL SUBREDDITS'. The meme jokes about the common frustration of users seeing constant off-topic World Cup related posts flooding subreddits that have nothing to do with football during major World Cup tournaments.

Is it too much to ask?

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This is a 4-panel reaction meme using the classic Mr. Bean waiting sequence. The top text sets the context of waiting for the World Cup tournament to conclude so that general meme spaces stop being flooded with World Cup-specific content and return to regular meme topics. The panels show Mr. Bean first standing patiently in a yellow flower field, then checking his watch impatiently as time passes, then sitting on the grass looking bored, and finally lying flat on his back on the ground, completely exhausted from the long wait.

Waiting for the World Cup to be over so memes go back to normal

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This is a two-panel edited sports meme referencing international men's football. The top panel displays the text "Can no one stop Argentina?" above a crowd of onlookers, with national flags of other competitive football nations (including Brazil, Mexico, Australia, Egypt, Portugal, Colombia, Switzerland, and Ecuador) edited over their faces to represent these teams appearing powerless to defeat the currently dominant Argentina national football squad. The bottom panel uses the viral Marvel "Fine, I'll do it myself" Thanos template, where Thanos' face is replaced with that of star Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, with the faces of other Norwegian national team players edited to appear as his army behind him, paired with the text "FINE, I'LL DO IT MYSELF" at the bottom, jokingly implying Haaland and the Norway team will be the ones to end Argentina's winning streak.

Can No One Stop Argentina? Haaland Steps Up Meme

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This meme is a screenshot of an anonymous 4chan post featuring a still of Riri Williams / Ironheart, a character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The post uses greentext formatting to list a series of widely panned, contradictory writing choices for the character: she is established to be supposedly smarter than Tony Stark, but proceeds to bite an electric wire, sell her soul to obtain magic powers, and then use those new powers to steal. The original poster asks 'What did the writers mean by this?', followed by a sarcastic punchline reply that reads '>smoke detector beeps', implying the character's nonsensical choices and poor writing are so absurd they would set off a smoke detector, or that the content is of very low quality.

Who even watched that shit?

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This is a two-panel humorous meme built from a derivative of the popular distracted boyfriend meme format. The first panel labels a walking woman as 'WORLD CUP' and a man staring at her as 'CHEATERS', implying people who cheat in football are eager to take part in the World Cup. The second panel shows another man, labeled 'BELGIUM', stopping the cheater-labeled man from looking at the World Cup woman. The meme references alleged cheating scandals associated with Belgium's national football team in World Cup events, communicating the core theme stated in the original title: 'what goes around comes around', meaning cheaters will face consequences for their actions.

What goes around comes around World Cup Belgium Meme

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This meme uses characters from the animated series The Simpsons to mock the result of a soccer match where Belgium defeated the USA by a score of 4-1. On the left side, Bart Simpson is depicted crying and looking disappointed, with the flag of the United States placed above him, and small cutout images of FIFA president Gianni Infantino, former US president Donald Trump, and a US men's national soccer team player are overlaid on his shirt to represent the losing US side. On the right side, Nelson Muntz points at Bart while laughing, with the text 'HA HA!' between the two characters, and the flag of Belgium placed above Nelson to represent the winning Belgian side. The background is a Simpsons-style animated soccer field with spectator stands and parked cars, grounding the joke in the soccer match context.

Ha! Ha! Belgium 4 - USA 1

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This image is a screenshot of a 1-star verified Amazon product review for a 50-inch Samsung 8 series TU8000 TV, posted in the United States on June 12, 2020. The reviewer complains of false advertising, claiming the 50-inch TV they received is only 44 inches wide, and the shipping box is only 49 inches wide, so they assert they were scammed and demand a refund or a correct 50-inch TV. They include photos showing them measuring the *horizontal width* of the TV with a tape measure, unaware that TV sizes are universally measured diagonally (a 50-inch diagonal TV does in fact have a width of roughly 44 inches). A note at the bottom shows 642 people marked the incorrect review as helpful, adding to the ironic humor of the situation.

Customer incorrectly accuses Samsung of scamming over TV size by measuring width instead of diagonal

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