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This relatable meme consists of a top text section paired with a well-known reaction image. The top text reads 'Me adding "but idk tho" at the end of my advice just in case it ends up ruining their life', describing the common habit of adding a casual disclaimer to advice to avoid accountability if the advice leads to negative outcomes for the recipient. Below the text is the widely used 'Rolling Safe' reaction image, featuring a Black man standing in front of a marina full of docked boats, grinning smugly while rubbing his hands together, conveying a sense of self-satisfaction at having protected himself from potential blame.

Adding 'but idk tho' to advice to avoid blame meme

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This meme features a short text exchange at the top, where a coworker asks "Why u always so quiet", and the narrator responds "Idk, you should deff try it tho". Underneath the text is a close-up shot of Spongebob Squarepants with a deadpan, sarcastic, unimpressed expression: half-lidded eyes, and a subtle smug frown, which conveys passive-aggressive annoyance at the coworker's intrusive question, implying that being quiet is preferable to talking unnecessarily like the coworker.

Sarcastic Spongebob Response to Coworker Asking About Being Quiet

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This image is a screenshot of a public post from the X (formerly Twitter) platform. The post is made by user @mothercain, with display name Hayden Anhedonia, who is the professional musician known as Ethel Cain. The post text jokes about not being interested in survivalism, stating that if an apocalyptic scenario ever happens where people need to fight over fresh water, the poster will choose to opt out of survival entirely rather than participate, while wishing others who do participate fun. The user's profile picture shows them in a dark red robe holding a microphone, standing in front of a wooden cross, matching their signature gothic religious aesthetic.

Anti-Survivalist Apocalypse Joke X Post

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This image is a screenshot of a two-person text message conversation against a black background. The sender with purple text bubbles first asks the recipient if they can go out, which the recipient in dark gray bubbles agrees to. The sender then asks if the recipient's boyfriend will be okay with the plan, and the recipient replies that they do not have a boyfriend. Next, the sender questions who the man present in the recipient's posted pictures is, leading to the absurd punchline response from the recipient: "he is my husband but we're just friends". The humor derives from the obvious contradiction of being legally married to someone while claiming they are only a friend, implying the recipient is either looking to cheat on their spouse, or is in an extremely unusual, casual marriage dynamic.

Girl claims her husband is just a friend when asked to go out

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