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This image is a screenshot of a tweet joking about the now-outdated early 2000s/2010s trend of adding custom signatures to SMS text messages. The tweet asks followers if they remember this trend, then gives a humorous example: a casual message asking "wyd" (what are you doing) followed by an over-the-top signature "<Da Baddest>", plus 3 skull emojis and 3 laughing-crying emojis, mocking how unnecessary and dramatic these signatures often were. A small mirror selfie of the tweet author appears as the profile picture at the top left.

Relatable Meme About Outdated Text Message Signature Trend

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The image displays rows of small, colorful ceramic figurines designed to pair with each other in a hugging pose, with nearly all figurines arranged in matched hugging pairs. A single yellow figurine is circled in red, sitting alone between two pairs of hugging figurines with its arms outstretched as if attempting to hug someone who is not there. The joke compares this lonely, unreciprocated figurine to the experience of texting someone and being left on delivered, meaning your message was received but not replied to, leaving you ignored and hanging.

Bro got left on delivered in real life

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This is a relatable wholesome meme that jokes about ignoring messages because you are 'busy' relaxing with your pet. At the top of the meme, two lines of text set up the joke: the first line reads 'Sorry for not answering I was busy', and the second line clarifies 'Me: "busy"'. Below the text is a candid photo of a relaxed woman lying down with her eyes closed, while a fluffy white cat kneads her face with its front paws. The joke plays on the common situation where a person's 'busy' activity is just lazing around cuddling their cat instead of checking messages, which many pet owners can relate to.

Sorry I Was Busy Cuddling My Cat Meme

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