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The meme features a screenshot from a Batman film, showing Batman in his iconic black costume with a serious expression, standing near the Batmobile. Above him, a character (likely Catwoman from the original scene) is labeled "3yo Kids" and appears to be leaning down toward Batman with a mischievous or determined posture. Below Batman, the text reads "The corner of a coffee table." The humor lies in the analogy that 3-year-old children are irresistibly drawn to coffee table corners (often resulting in bumps), similar to how the character is visually drawn to Batman, playing on the "like a moth to a flame" trope.

3yo Kids Drawn to Coffee Table Corners (Batman Meme)

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A two-panel meme critiquing late-stage capitalism through humor. The top panel depicts a hand choosing between two red buttons mounted on a wall: the left button is labeled 'Hating capitalism' and the right 'Ordering a USB mini fridge at 3 AM'; the hand presses the right button. The bottom panel shows a person with a wide smile and thumbs-up, captioned 'Me, with my Amazon Prime subscription,' highlighting the irony of criticizing capitalism while engaging in impulsive consumerism enabled by services like Amazon Prime.

Late-stage capitalism hits different at 3 AM

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A 4-panel black-and-white comic meme depicting businessmen discussing declining profits. Panel 1: A stern businessman yells, 'ALRIGHT, GENTLEMEN: WHY ARE OUR PROFITS DECLINING?!' Panel 2: Another businessman suggests, 'SELL THEM WHAT WE WANT.' Panel 3: (Assumed) Group looks concerned. Panel 4: A businessman emphatically corrects, 'SELL THEM WHAT THEY WANT,' highlighting the irony of businesses ignoring customer needs. The meme revives a classic format to satirize corporate disconnect from consumer demand.

Reviving a classic

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A two-panel meme using animated characters. The top panel shows a news headline overlay: 'Australia becomes the first country to ban social media for kids' with an Australian flag background and a locked smartphone icon. A man in a suit points at the headline, positioned in front of a window with a suburban neighborhood visible outside. The bottom panel depicts a man in a blue and purple striped shirt holding rolled papers, standing outside a brick building's classroom window. Inside the window, several children look outward. The caption at the bottom reads: 'If those kids could read, they'd be very upset.' The meme humorously implies children wouldn't react negatively to the social media ban because they are illiterate.

A truly deplorable condition

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A Reddit meme featuring a debate about date formats, consisting of three user comments followed by an explanatory diagram. The top comment by Mary M. expresses frustration with the MM/DD/YY format, stating 'oh yeah and f**k the MM/DD/YY format'. Below, Adre argues 'DD/MM/YY format makes no sense', while Monke defends it with 'It does make sense'. The bottom section includes a visual comparison of three date format structures: 1) 'Majority of the world's countries' with a pyramid labeled 'Day' (top), 'Month' (middle), 'Year' (bottom); 2) 'China, Japan, Koron, Iran' (likely 'Korea' misspelled) with an inverted pyramid labeled 'Year' (top), 'Month' (middle), 'Day' (bottom); 3) 'USA' with an irregular shape labeled 'Month' (top), 'Day' (middle), 'Year' (bottom).

The GOAT has to be DD/MM/YY

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A two-panel meme. The top panel features a scene from *Stranger Things* with two characters sitting on a couch, accompanied by the text 'WHEN YOU SCROLL DOWN ON YOUTUBE UNTIL YOU SAW THIS' and 'SEASON 6 FIRST TRAILER' below a Netflix logo. The bottom panel shows a man throwing an object into a dumpster with the caption 'NOPE THAT AIN'T GOING TO HAPPEN'. A watermark 'imgflip.com' is present at the bottom right.

Ain't no way that's going to happen

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A meme featuring a group of older men in formal suits (likely politicians or officials) laughing heartily in a room with wooden walls and a painting. The top text reads 'AND THEN I SAID...' and the bottom text continues with 'SURE, IF ANYONE IN THE FILES NEEDED TO BE ARRESTED WE WOULD HAVE ARRESTED THEM ALREADY.' The humor implies skepticism about authorities actually prosecuting wrongdoing, as the men laugh dismissively at the idea of unaddressed misconduct in 'the files'.

Laughing Men Discussing Arrest Files Meme

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A two-panel meme featuring a man resembling Jim Halpert from the US TV show 'The Office.' In the top panel, he stands and writes 'ITS BLACK HISTORY MONTH' on a whiteboard with a black marker, wearing a light blue dress shirt and a wristwatch. The bottom panel shows the same man sitting next to the whiteboard, which now displays 'NOBODY CARES' in bold black letters, creating a sarcastic contrast between the announcement of Black History Month and a dismissive response.

Black History Month vs Nobody Cares

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A three-panel meme featuring the popular internet character Pepe the Frog. In the first panel, Pepe is seated on a red couch, holding a book titled 'Reasons to live' with the author listed as 'MemeCreator'. The second panel shows a close-up of Pepe pointing to text inside the book that reads 'THE AI BUBBLE WILL POP'. The third panel is an extreme close-up of Pepe's face, displaying a shocked expression with wide, round eyes, emphasizing surprise or disbelief at the book's content. The meme humorously suggests that the 'AI bubble popping' is a reason to live, using sarcasm and Pepe's expressive reaction to create comedic effect.

Pepe Reads 'Reasons to Live' and the AI Bubble Pop

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A meme featuring a dejected teenage boy (approximately 13 years old) leaning against a graffiti-covered wall with his arms crossed, looking sad. In the background, three other teenagers (two girls and one boy) stand on a grassy area, pointing and laughing towards him. The top of the image has a sarcastic text overlay: 'When you turn 13 and discover you're competing with CEOs, billionaires and politicians for girls your own age.' The image humorously exaggerates the social anxiety of young teenagers by framing trivial peer competition as a absurd battle against powerful adults.

When you turn 13 and discover you're competing with CEOs, billionaires and politicians for girls your own age

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A four-panel comic meme comparing the longevity of educational materials across Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Programming. Each panel features a distinct expert character and a consistent smaller character with a red block (likely a questioner). Mathematics: Ancient textbooks remain relevant. Physics: Newtonian-era textbooks still useful. Chemistry: Pre-electron discovery textbooks endure. Programming: Documentation becomes obsolete before completion. The humor stems from contrasting traditional fields' stable knowledge with programming's rapidly evolving documentation.

The Lifespan of Documentation Across Fields

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A meme featuring a screenshot of the character Vision from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Vision is shown standing in a contemplative pose with hands gesturing, wearing his iconic red and blue armor with a cape. The top text reads: 'Me when I (not american) don't want every single corner of the internet completely overrun with american politics:' and the bottom text (presented as Vision's dialogue) reads: 'Maybe I am a Fascist'. The meme humorously and sarcastically expresses frustration from non-American internet users about the dominance of American political content online.

When Non-Americans Get Tired of American Politics Taking Over the Internet

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