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The image features a person in a gold metallic bodysuit standing on a desert road with multiple UFOs hovering in the sky, including a large one emitting a beam of light. Below the image is a text block that reads: 'Perhaps the greatest thing we ever accomplished as millennials was in the 90's when we spread a rumor throughout every elementary school in the world, without the use of internet or social media, that Marilyn Manson had ribs removed so he could suck his own dick.'

Millennials' Greatest 90s Rumor: Marilyn Manson's Ribs

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A two-panel meme using screenshots from the film 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2'. The top panel features a large, dark crowd of people with a small US flag superimposed on one individual. Above this panel is the text: 'How the UK felt sending one soldier to Greenland:'. The bottom panel shows a single person (Neville Longbottom) in a stone corridor, arms outstretched, with a UK flag superimposed on their chest, and the caption: 'Yeah? You and whose army?'. The meme humorously contrasts the perceived 'overwhelming force' (US flag crowd) with the UK's defiant lone soldier, mocking the UK's minimal military contribution.

UK Sending One Soldier to Greenland: 'Yeah? You and whose army?' Meme

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The meme consists of a black-and-white still image from the movie *Blade Runner* on the left, featuring the character Roy Batty (a replicant) with an intense, somber expression. He is shirtless, appears injured, and holds his arm with a tense posture. On the right, a text box lists five satirical "steps" presented as a guide: 1) Born into slavery on an off-world colony; 2) Start an interstellar war for a meeting with one's father; 3) "Cancel your dad's subscription to life" (kill him) for refusing to extend one's lifespan; 4) Save an enemy from falling to force them to witness a poetic death; 5) Improvise a eulogy due to an "overwritten" script. The text concludes with "Stay Replicant. Stay Sigma." The humor stems from contrasting Ryan Gosling (a popular actor often associated with suave or sigma male roles) with Roy Batty's tragic, intense sigma male archetype, subverting typical sigma tropes through the replicant's violent, existential journey.

Step aside Ryan Gosling.

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A meme featuring a group photograph of four individuals standing outdoors at night. The background includes a illuminated sign reading 'OUTFRONT7'. Above the image is a humorous caption: 'Sean Penn looks like his cartoon cigar exploded'. The joke plays on Sean Penn's disheveled appearance, comparing it to the aftermath of a cartoon cigar explosion, likely referencing messy hair or a chaotic facial expression.

Sean Penn Looks Like His Cartoon Cigar Exploded

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A two-panel meme featuring a man interacting with whiteboards. The top panel shows the man pointing at a whiteboard with the text: 'If your website says "call for price".' The bottom panel shows the same man sitting in front of a whiteboard with the text: 'I'd rather just never visit your site again.' The meme humorously expresses frustration with websites that hide prices behind a 'call for price' prompt, implying it deters visitors.

Frustration with 'Call for Price' on Websites

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The image depicts a woman sitting cross-legged on a wooden floor, leaning against a plain white wall. She has long, wavy hair and is wearing a gray sweater, blue jeans, and white sneakers. Her posture is hunched with arms wrapped around her knees, and her expression appears thoughtful or overwhelmed. To her right is a white cabinet with double doors and a adjacent bookshelf containing a few books. The top portion of the image features bold white text that reads: 'me sitting idly because i have shit ton of work to do', humorously capturing the feeling of procrastination when overwhelmed by tasks.

Sitting Idly with Too Much Work

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A meme featuring a text overlay at the top that reads: 'Disney '......No no. We're not gonna remake this one''. Below the text is a screenshot from Disney's animated film 'Tarzan' (1999), showing Tarzan—an animated character with brown hair, minimal clothing, and a determined expression—climbing a tree branch in a lush jungle setting with green foliage and sunlight filtering through. The humor stems from the implication that Disney, known for remaking many of its animated classics into live-action films, is avoiding remaking 'Tarzan', possibly due to challenges like the character's minimal attire or the complexity of adapting the jungle environment.

Disney Refusing to Remake Tarzan Meme

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A two-panel meme featuring a real person in an outdoor parking lot setting with greenery and a paved area in the background. The left panel shows the person pointing with their hand, accompanied by the text 'AUTO TRANSLATE WHEN THE TRANSLATION IS OBVIOUS'. The right panel shows the same person gesturing with their hand, with the text 'AUTO TRANSLATE WHEN I ACTUALLY NEED IT'. The meme humorously critiques the common frustration of auto-translate tools activating unnecessarily during obvious translations while failing to work when truly needed.

Auto Translate When You Need It vs. When You Don't

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A meme combining a screenshot from the animated series 'Futurama' with humorous text. The top text reads: 'When you're trying to pay a bill on the deadline but the app is conveniently undergoing maintenance:'. Below this text is an image of Philip J. Fry, a red-haired animated character, holding a fan of money and yelling 'SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!'. The humor arises from the relatable frustration of needing to make a time-sensitive payment (on deadline) while the payment app is unavailable, contrasting with Fry's iconic eager line from the show, which is repurposed to emphasize urgency and annoyance at the app's 'convenient' maintenance.

When the Bill Payment App is Down on Deadline

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A meme featuring a classroom display board where students answered the question 'What scares you the most?'. The top text of the meme reads, 'I asked my students what they're most afraid of... I wasn't ready for Dylan's answer.' Below this, the display board has four entries, each with a student's photo and their response. Paul's answer is 'Werewolves!', Nina's is 'Sharks', and Dylan's answer, circled in red, is the unexpectedly profound: 'The unstoppable marching of time that is slowly grinding us all towards an inevitable death.' The humor and wholesomeness come from the contrast between the other children's typical childhood fears and Dylan's existential observation.

Dylan!!

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A four-panel meme with the top text 'Just a movie right?'. The top-left panel shows a person pointing (likely Donald Trump), labeled 'People who don't know'. The top-right panel shows a person in a colorful outfit with a gold chain making a hand gesture, labeled 'People who know'. The bottom-left panel features an animated character with wide eyes and a smiling expression, while the bottom-right panel shows a sinister-looking character, creating a contrast between those unaware and aware of something beyond 'just a movie'.

Just a Movie Right? - Know vs Don't Know Meme

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A photograph capturing a man and his cat seated in the front of a car. The man, wearing a gray shirt and a seatbelt, has a slightly serious, disapproving expression. Next to him, a gray and white cat sits on the car seat, fixing an intense, judgmental stare forward. Above the image, text reads: 'My cat and I enjoy driving around town and disapproving of everyone we see.' The scene conveys a playful, relatable bond between pet and owner, blending humor with a wholesome tone.

My Cat and I Enjoy Driving Around Town

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