Tag: Redditor

This is a two-panel comparison meme. The top of the meme displays text stating 'ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD'. The left panel is labeled 'REDDIT USERS', showing a real, casually dressed man smiling while browsing on his mobile phone, representing casual, occasional users of the Reddit platform who do not participate deeply in site culture. The right panel is labeled 'REDDITORS', showing an edited version of Richard Watterson from *The Amazing World of Gumball* depicted as a stereotypical extremely online Reddit power user: overweight, wearing glasses and a gaming headset, with a neckbeard, representing dedicated, long-time Reddit users who are heavily embedded in the platform's inside jokes, communities and culture. The joke lies in the exaggerated, humorous distinction drawn between casual users of the site and its most active, stereotypical core userbase.

Two types of people

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This is a 5-panel meme using edited scenes from the animated show *SpongeBob SquarePants*, satirizing a common stereotype about Reddit users.

1. **Panel 1**: Squidward Tentacles says "I'm a redditor" while Patrick Star looks on with a confused expression.
2. **Panel 2**: Patrick asks, "What is that?"
3. **Panel 3**: SpongeBob SquarePants explains (with intentional typos: "diferent opinnions"): "It means he doesn't like different opinions."
4. **Panel 4**: Squidward defensively denies this, saying "No, it doesn't" as SpongeBob looks worried.
5. **Panel 5**: Patrick casually says "different opinion", and SpongeBob panics, yelling "Stop it Patrick, he'll downvote you".

The joke hinges on the widespread stereotype that Reddit users frequently downvote content or comments that express views contrary to the popular consensus in a subreddit, even if the opinion is harmless. The typos in SpongeBob's line add to the casual, unpolished style typical of internet memes.

Squidward is a Redditor: Meme About Downvoting Different Opinions

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A two-panel comparison meme. The top panel features an animated Hulk from Marvel Comics with an angry, frustrated expression, hunched over with tense muscles. The text at the top reads 'ME HAVING A QUESTION' and 'GOOGLE' is overlaid on Hulk, implying Google struggles to answer the question. The bottom panel shows a real person with a neutral, helpful expression, gesturing forward with their hand. The text overlay reads 'SOME RANDOM REDDITOR 10 YEARS AGO', humorously contrasting Google's ineffectiveness with the helpfulness of old Reddit answers.

Google vs. Random Redditor: Who Solves Questions Better?

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A two-panel meme featuring Squidward Tentacles from SpongeBob SquarePants. The top panel shows Squidward calmly setting up a beach chair with the text 'HAVING A CASUAL ARGUE WITH A REDDITOR,' depicting the expectation of a brief online debate. The bottom panel shows Squidward looking shocked and holding the chair, with the text 'GUY POSTS YOU A 14 PAGES LONG REPLY,' humorously highlighting the contrast between expecting a casual argument and receiving an excessively lengthy response, a common stereotype about Reddit users in online discussions.

When a Casual Reddit Argument Gets a 14-Page Reply

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