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This image is a screenshot of a public post from the X (formerly Twitter) platform. The post is written by user Renaissance Dan, whose profile picture appears at the top left. The text of the post humorously teases that he has bad, devastating news for all the people who wrote the generic well-wish 'stay cool' in his middle school yearbook, the implied joke being that he has grown up to be decidedly uncool, making those past wishes unfulfilled.

Middle School Yearbook 'Stay Cool' Devastating News Meme

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This is a screenshot of a public post from the X (formerly Twitter) platform. The post is authored by user @KelgoreTrout, with the text: 'I went to middle school during the breathmint gold rush'. Below the text is a 4-panel collage of popular breath mint and oral care products that were extremely popular among middle school students in the 2000s to early 2010s: Altoids Mango Sours, Ice Breakers Liquid Ice Mints, Ice Breakers Cinnamon Mints, and Listerine Cool Mint PocketPaks oral strips. The meme taps into nostalgia for people who grew up in that era, referencing the widespread trend of these breath mint products being highly coveted, traded, or seen as a status symbol among middle schoolers at the time.

2000s Middle School Breathmint Gold Rush Nostalgia Meme

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A meme featuring a hand-drawn stick figure scene. At the top, there is a text question: 'If you could speak to your middle school self, what would you say to them?' Below this, the text 'Me:' is followed by an illustration of two stick figures. The first figure (representing the current self) is hitting the second figure (representing the middle school self) on the head, with stars and sparkles around the impact area, implying a 'bonk' gesture. The humor comes from the unexpected physical action instead of typical heartfelt advice, subverting the expectation of meaningful dialogue.

Talking to My Middle School Self

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