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This is a meta meme featuring a sexually suggestive photo of two women. The standing blonde woman is labeled 'REDDIT', holding the ponytail of a kneeling brunette woman labeled 'ME' while pressing a bottle of white liquid to her mouth. Overlaid text over the bottle reads 'TELLING ME THIS MEME TEMPLATE ISN'T FROM A PORNO'. The joke is self-referential, as the photo itself is a well-known still from an adult film, mocking the common experience of Reddit users denying that popular meme templates originate from adult content even when the suggestive nature of the template makes that obvious. The brunette's unconvinced, eye-rolling expression represents the user's disbelief at the obvious lie.

Every Damn Time: Reddit Claims Meme Template Isn't From Porn

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This is a 2-panel meme using the famous "First time?" hanging scene from the Western film *The Ballad of Buster Scruggs*. The first panel shows a distressed older man with a noose around his neck, captioned "STEAM MACHINE USERS START GETTING THE RED LINE OF DEATH", referencing the fatal hardware error that affects Steam Machine devices. The second panel cuts to a calmer man also wearing a noose, who smirks and asks "First time?", with this character labeled as "XBOX 360 USERS". The joke references the widespread, infamous "red ring of death" hardware failure issue that plagued Xbox 360 consoles for years, framing Xbox 360 users as people who already experienced the same frustrating hardware failure problem and are unimpressed seeing Steam Machine users go through it for the first time.

Xbox 360 users make fun of Steam Machine users facing the red line of death

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This meme uses a well-known scene from the Pixar animated film *Finding Nemo*, showing the group of fish known as the Tank Gang trapped in sealed plastic water bags floating next to a wooden dock after escaping the dentist's office. The top overlay text jokes that this is the exact demeanor Elon Musk will have after he becomes the world's richest person by reaching trillionaire status. The text on the bottom of the scene reads 'Now what?', humorously suggesting that once Musk achieves this unprecedented level of wealth, he will have no idea what to do with his money or what goal to pursue next, directly answering the original question posed in the post title about what someone would do with that much money.

Elon Musk After Becoming Trillionaire Meme

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This meme features a close-up still of a distressed-looking actress from the 2024 upcoming *The Odyssey* live-action adaptation trailer. Overlaid on the image is a YouTube-style like/dislike counter showing 33K likes and 55K dislikes, followed by a yellow 'REPORT' label and a bold white headline that reads 'THE ODYSSEY TRAILER GETS BURIED IN DISLIKES AS THE CASTING BACKLASH REFUSES TO DIE'. The original post title on 9Gag is 'I wonder why', which functions as a sarcastic joke implying the reason for the overwhelming number of dislikes is obvious to viewers: widespread audience anger over controversial casting choices for the classic story adaptation.

I Wonder Why The Odyssey Trailer Got So Many Dislikes

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This is a 3-panel meme using the Garfield comic character to joke about GameStop's business viability. In the first panel, a determined Garfield walks confidently holding the GameStop logo, with a thought bubble reading 'NOTHING CAN STOP ME TODAY!', representing GameStop's optimistic outlook. In the second panel, Garfield stares in shock at a computer screen displaying an official PlayStation Blog announcement stating that Sony will end physical disc production for all new PlayStation games starting in January 2028. In the third panel, Garfield is slumped over, dejected, still holding the GameStop logo, implying the end of physical PlayStation discs is a devastating blow to GameStop, which relies heavily on physical game sales for revenue. The meme answers the question in its title by suggesting this announcement poses a major existential threat to GameStop's future survival.

Do You Think Gamestop Is Going to Survive This?

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This is a 3-panel comparison meme using iterations of the Winnie the Pooh character to joke about the quality of comment sections across different social media platforms. The first panel features a regular animated Winnie the Pooh making an awkward, smug smile, paired with the text 'The comment section on Reddit'. The second panel shows a heavily distorted, glitchy, uncanny Winnie the Pooh plush screaming wildly, labeled 'The comment section on any other social media website', referencing the often toxic, unhinged, or low-quality comments found on platforms like Instagram Reels as noted in the original post title. The third panel features the popular 'Tuxedo Winnie the Pooh' edit, looking calm, satisfied, and relieved, paired with the text 'The comment section upon returning to Reddit', implying that Reddit's comment sections are far more pleasant or tolerable in comparison to other mainstream social platforms.

Ever visit the comments section on Instagram Reels? Yikes

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The meme is made up of a top text caption and a real photograph. The top text reads "i asked this guy 'How tall are you?' and he handed me this". In the background of the photo, a very tall man wearing sunglasses and a Philadelphia Eagles football t-shirt stands in an indoor wood-paneled public space, facing the camera with a neutral, amused expression. In the foreground, a hand holds a pre-printed card that lists answers to common repetitive questions tall people receive: it confirms the man is 6'10" tall, notes he is not lying about his height, states he does not play basketball (he plays volleyball instead), jokes that seeing the tops of strangers' heads is weird, that the weather 'up high' is nice, and sarcastically concludes the interaction. The humor comes from the relatable frustration of people with unusual physical traits who are tired of answering the same intrusive generic questions from strangers repeatedly, to the point of making pre-written response cards.

Tall Guy Hands Pre-Printed FAQ Card When Asked His Height

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This is a single panel edited meme using a scene from the animated series Family Guy. Lois Griffin is seated at a dining table, with text overlay labeling her as 'People who live near Data Centers'. A tiny, realistically rendered damaged bulldozer emerges from an oversized prescription pill bottle in the foreground, framed as a helpful solution for residents frustrated by the negative impacts of nearby data center construction and operation, referencing the real 2024 incident where a man drove a bulldozer into an Amazon data center to protest its local presence.

In times like these, a hero is needed for people near data centers

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This humorous meme features a desktop workspace with an older AOC monitor displaying a Windows 7 desktop, paired with a standard keyboard and mouse. Next to the computer is a hamster exercise wheel enclosed in a clear case, connected to a small electric generator, implying that the entire computer setup is powered by a hamster running inside the wheel. White text overlaid at the bottom of the image reads 'GTA 6 here i come' followed by a laughing with tears emoji and two peace sign emojis. The joke derives from the stark, absurd contrast between the extremely low power output of a hamster-powered generator and the very high system requirements that the highly anticipated video game Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is expected to have, making the setup clearly incapable of running the game.

Can I run GTA 6 on this?

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This meme features two drawn characters: on the left is an angry, yelling wojak-style figure with the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) logo on its chest, shouting that the other character's activity is illegal. On the right is a small, happy simple drawn character holding a Minecraft diamond pickaxe with a Minecraft block on its head, responding that it just likes playing with its friends. The joke critiques the ESA, a US video game industry trade group, for implementing policies that many gamers view as overly harsh, punitive, and hostile to ordinary players engaging in completely harmless, normal gaming activity like playing Minecraft with friends, such as overly broad copyright enforcement or restrictions on player-run servers/modding.

What the Entertainment Software Association did

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This meme features a viral social media post sharing an unusual real news story: a woman who was blind for 13 years accidentally hit her head on a table while attempting to kiss her guide dog, and unexpectedly regained her sight. The post includes two photos of the smiling woman with her black Labrador guide dog: one indoor photo of her hugging the dog, and one outdoor photo of her sitting on a park bench beside the dog. Below the news post, a humorous quip compares the woman's random head impact fixing her blindness to 'percussive maintenance' -- the common colloquial term for hitting malfunctioning old electronics such as CRT TVs to get them to work temporarily, framing the odd medical event as a funny relatable example of this informal 'fix' working on humans too.

Percussive maintenance works on everything

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