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This is a two-panel edited meme using the popular 'Omni-Man yells at Mark' template from the animated series Invincible. The top panel shows an angry Omni-Man yelling at Mark (who faces away from the viewer), with a photo of a normal black and white Holstein cow in the top left corner, and heavily redacted text where only partial letters spelling out 'Look at the cow' are visible. The bottom panel shows Omni-Man still yelling, with a distorted, silly-looking edited cow appearing to moo in the left corner, and redacted text at the bottom with only partial letters visible that spell out the sound 'moooo' as the punchline. The joke relies on the redacted text setup leading to the silly cow moo payoff.

It said mooo

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This meme features a text setup above a humorous photo of a real toad sitting upright on a small plastic toy horse as if it is riding the horse. The text reads: first, a comment from another person: 'You laugh at the stupidest things', the narrator replies 'Me: No I don't', then the text reveals the absurd thing the narrator finds funny: 'Take Me Home, Country Toad'. The joke is a pun on the iconic John Denver country song title 'Take Me Home, Country Roads', swapping 'Roads' for 'Toad' to match the visual of the toad posed as a country rider on horseback, which is intentionally absurd and silly to elicit laughter.

Take Me Home Country Toad Funny Meme

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This is a 4-panel humorous meme built on a phonetic pun. The first three panels show cartoon fire illustrations paired with text below: the first panel has a large fire with text "flaminhere" (sounding like "flame in here"), the second has a small distant fire with text "flaminthere" (sounding like "flame in there"), the third has multiple fires with text "flaminstay" (sounding like "flame in stay"). The fourth panel delivers the punchline by showing a photograph of a pink flamingo, as the phrases in the first three panels are all near-homophones for the word "flamingo" when spoken casually.

Flamingo Phonetic Pun Meme

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This is a humorous adult meme using a still from Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. The top overlaid text reads 'When a hairy girl uses a vibrator', paired with the original line of dialogue from the scene printed at the bottom of the image: 'What about the droid attack on the Wookiees?'. The joke relies on a pun and reference: Wookiees are a famously extremely hairy fictional alien species from Star Wars, so the line is repurposed to crudely joke that the vibrator is analogous to the droid attack, targeted at the Wookiee stand-in for a hairy girl. The original title of the post is 'I’ve got a bad feeling about this', a common Star Wars catchphrase that adds to the joke's context.

I’ve got a bad feeling about this

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This is a two-panel meme. The left panel shows a young woman viewed from behind riding public transport, wearing an orange off-the-shoulder top and a backpack, with her arm resting on the headrest of the seat in front of her. The right panel is a close-up of her upper back, revealing a faint, penis-shaped impression left on her skin, likely from the pressure of her backpack straps. The caption uses wordplay on the common English idiom 'draw your own conclusions': the phrase both refers to the standard meaning of letting someone reach their own judgment, and a literal pun referencing the phallic 'drawing' imprinted on her back, asking if the poster should point out the awkward mark or let her notice it on her own.

Should I tell her about the mark on her back or let her draw her own conclusions

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This is a 3-panel meme using edited variants of Mike Wazowski from the *Monsters Inc* animated franchise. The top text sets up a scenario where a teacher says 'Everyone pay attention or I'll beat you up'. The first panel, labeled 'Everyone', shows a neutral blank-faced Mike Wazowski representing most students who are not personally targeted by the threat. The second panel, labeled 'The kid named attention', shows a smug unimpressed orange edited Mike Wazowski, who is unbothered assuming the threat targets someone else. The third panel, labeled 'Chinese exchange student named you', shows a distorted panicked Mike Wazowski running away in fear, as he realizes he is the 'you' the teacher is threatening to beat. The humor comes from a literal pun interpretation of the teacher's generic warning, framing the common classroom phrase as a direct threat to people who happen to have the names 'Attention' and 'You'.

Sorry, You... Meme About Teacher Threatening Students Named Attention and You

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The meme features top text that reads 'Took the kids outside today', above a photo of a sunny, green meadow dotted with yellow wildflowers, with a treeline in the distant background. A stream of white semen is captured mid-air arcing over the grass in the foreground. The joke relies on a crude pun: the poster refers to the sperm cells contained in the semen as their 'kids', framing the act of ejaculating outdoors as taking their children on an outdoor outing. The original poster paired this meme with the question 'Chat am I good parent?' for additional comedic effect, leaning into the absurdity of framing reproductive cells as children in this context. The humorous implied answer to the poster's question is that this is not actual parenting, just a silly, crude joke.

Took the kids outside today crude pun meme

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This is a two-panel photo meme using real footage of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaking to a military officer. The top panel shows Kim looking shocked, with text indicating he thinks the officer said he wanted to start a war. The bottom panel shows the nervous officer correcting Kim, explaining he actually suggested a Star Wars movie night. The joke relies on the strong phonetic similarity between the phrases "Start war" and "Star Wars", playing on common tropes of military tension associated with North Korea for humorous, absurd effect.

Kim Jong Un Star Wars Pun Meme

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This is a single panel meme with a dark background. The upper portion features white text telling a pun joke: the poster joked to a lazy coworker that they could tell he was a C-section baby because he avoids labor, playing on the double meaning of 'labor' (both work duties and the physical process of childbirth). The text adds that the poster is now on their way to HR for the inappropriate joke, asking viewers to wish them luck alongside a pleading face emoji. The lower portion of the meme shows the upper half of a real person's face, with half-lidded, tired/regretful eyes that match the vibe of getting in trouble for an ill-advised joke.

Was I wrong for making a labor pun to my lazy coworker?

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This is a two-panel meme using a scene from the 2009 romantic comedy *500 Days of Summer*, set in a record store with protagonists Tom Hansen and Summer Finn facing each other. In the first panel, Tom says 'I'm Bi!', and Summer replies smiling 'Me too!'. In the second panel, Tom finishes his line with 'Sexual!', while Summer reacts angrily, saying 'Polar, you f**king A$#hole!'. The humor comes from a pun on the prefix 'bi-': Tom intended to say he is bisexual, while Summer assumed he was referring to being bipolar, leading to her frustrated response after the misunderstanding is revealed.

I'm Bi...!

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