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This is a 3-panel reaction meme using the popular Bernie Sanders campaign rally expression template. The left side of each panel has text describing a common Reddit user experience, paired with matching images of Bernie Sanders on the right: 1) First panel text reads 'you find a hot girl on reddit' next to an image of Bernie leaning forward intensely, looking focused and excited. 2) Second panel text reads 'her profile is nsfw' next to an image of Bernie looking shocked and pleasantly surprised with his mouth open. 3) Third panel text reads 'it's the same 2 pictures posted a hundred times on different subreddits' next to an image of Bernie slumping back, looking disappointed, bored and unamused. The joke pokes fun at the frequent occurrence of bot accounts posting repetitive reposted NSFW content while pretending to be attractive women across different Reddit subreddits.

Give Me Strength Father Reddit Hot Girl Meme

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This is a 4-panel reaction meme using stills of Robert De Niro from the 1990 film Goodfellas, illustrating escalating frustration when encountering the same reposted content online. The first panel shows De Niro laughing while holding a drink, paired with text "SEEING A GOOD POST". The second panel shows him with a neutral, unamused expression, paired with text "SEEING THE SAME POST AGAIN". The third panel shows him frowning and looking annoyed, paired with text "SEEING THE SAME POST THE 3RD TIME". The fourth panel shows him with an angry, menacing stare, paired with text "SEEING THE SAME POST THE 5TH TIME". It humorously depicts the common relatable experience of seeing over-reposted content across social media platforms.

Reaction to seeing the same post repeatedly online

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This is a single-panel Reddit meme that jokes about over-the-top reactions from amateur meme creators to subreddit moderators deleting their posts. The top text sets up the scenario: a self-described 'memelord' contacts moderators via modmail after the moderators delete his 'masterpiece', which is just a badly cropped meme originally from 2008. The image below shows a stern-looking man standing in a doorway, viewed through a door peephole, staring directly at the viewer. This visual implies the memelord is so upset about the deleted meme that he has shown up at the moderator's door to confront them, exaggerating the reaction for comedic effect.

Self-Proclaimed Memelord Reacts After Meme Deletion

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