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A meme featuring a screenshot of a 2017 news article from The Express Tribune's Technology section with the headline 'Mars missions may be all-female to avoid astronauts having sex during 1.5-year journey'. Below the headline, there is a photo of four female astronauts in blue NASA uniforms posing in front of a spacecraft. The article shows 32,756 shares with Facebook and Twitter share buttons. A Twitter comment from Adrienne Adele Cox (@AdrienneACox) is overlaid at the bottom, reading 'Should we tell them? I wanna tell them..', which humorously critiques the article's premise by implying same-sex relationships were not considered in the logic of preventing sexual activity during space travel.

That will be a great 1.5 years journey!

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A screenshot of a Twitter (X) post by user Gold E Lox (@StephHill) featuring their profile picture (a smiling person) and text humorously requesting people arguing loudly on the phone in public to use speakerphone. The text reads: 'If you're arguing loudly on your phone in public, please put it on speaker. I need to hear both sides of the story to know who's side I am on.' The post is presented as a meme, likely shared on Reddit.

let the jury hear..

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A screenshot of a Twitter post from user 'FightStorage' (@FightStorage) reporting that the convicted killer of 15-year-old Lesandro 'Junior' Guzman-Feliz—who showed no remorse—was found dead in a New York prison, accompanied by a sad face emoji (😢). The post includes multiple images: one of a man in an orange jumpsuit (likely the convicted killer) being escorted by law enforcement, and another prominent image of a young man in a blue sports jersey (identified as Lesandro 'Junior' Guzman-Feliz) with additional smaller inset photos of him.

Convicted Killer of Lesandro 'Junior' Guzman-Feliz Found Dead in Prison

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This meme combines a news article screenshot and a tweet to critique the 'MakeApp,' a purported makeup removing app. The news headline claims the app 'caused mass triggering' and shows a split image of a woman: left with makeup (smiling, glamorous) and right without (labeled 'MAKEAPP,' neutral expression). Below is an angry tweet from Ana Kasparian (@AnaKasparian) denouncing users who sent her edited photos from the app, calling it 'sexist' and怒斥 them. The meme aligns with the original title 'Makeup is a lie' by satirizing the app's premise of 'exposing' makeup-free faces while highlighting backlash against its misuse.

Problematic Makeup Removing App 'MakeApp' Triggers Backlash

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A meme utilizing the Drake Hotline Bling template, divided into two panels. The left panel features Drake in an orange jacket with his hand raised in a dismissive gesture, accompanied by the text 'Chinese spyware' and a TikTok logo above. The right panel shows Drake in the same jacket, gesturing approvingly with his hand pointing downward, accompanied by the text 'Murican spyware' and logos of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram below. The meme satirizes perceived double standards in accusations of spyware between Chinese (TikTok) and American (major social media) platforms.

Drake Meme: Chinese vs American Spyware Double Standard

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A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user Icona (@iconawrites) featuring a humorous and sarcastic tweet. The tweet addresses the misconception that the author does all the cooking due to traditional gender beliefs, clarifying instead that her English husband (and any English person) is excluded from the kitchen, playing on lighthearted cultural stereotypes about English cooking.

Italian wife is not wrong

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A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user Icona (@iconawrites) featuring a humorous text explaining her reason for doing all the cooking. The post clarifies that contrary to assumptions about traditional beliefs, she cooks because she is Italian and her English husband (and any English person) is not allowed in her kitchen, playing on stereotypes about Italian culinary pride and English cuisine.

Italian wife has her reasons

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A meme presented as a screenshot of a tweet from user 'dana bad' (@baddanadanabad) sharing a humorous anecdote about a Botox consultation. The tweet describes the user asking their doctor how many years younger the Botox will make them look, with the doctor responding bluntly: 'zero. you'll just look like the other girls your age who have also gotten botox.' The humor arises from the doctor's realistic, unfiltered reply that subverts the expectation of appearing younger, instead highlighting the homogenizing effect of cosmetic procedures among peers.

The doctor didn't hold back

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A meme combining a black-and-white stock photo of a bearded man in a robe with a contemplative expression, looking to his right, overlaid with a screenshot of a Twitter/X post. The tweet, from user 'Jeep Kanhai' (profile picture shows a man in glasses), claims the author fired an employee experiencing a difficult divorce to help him avoid paying alimony (since 'no income = no alimony'), then rehired him post-divorce. The tweet frames this action as 'compassionate' and 'smart leadership,' creating irony through the absurd justification of firing as empathy.

Boss Fires Employee for 'Compassion' to Avoid Alimony

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A screenshot of a tweet from the account 'Gripen News' (@GripenNews) featuring text humorously describing the daily experience of Europeans: having an excellent day until approximately 5 pm, when the White House begins posting content deemed extremely foolish. The tweet concludes with the exasperated phrase 'Every. Damn. Day.' The image is a simple text-based screenshot with a white background, black text, and the account handle displayed at the top-left corner.

Every.damn.day

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The meme features a two-part structure: a top text overlay and a lower animated screenshot from the Looney Tunes series. The text reads, "Twitter users when you call their unique traits cringe instead of quirky". Below the text, the image shows Elmer Fudd (a hunter character) aggressively grabbing Bugs Bunny, who is depicted with a contorted, distressed expression and a stretched body, conveying a dramatic, over-the-top reaction. The humor arises from the analogy between Bugs Bunny's exaggerated physical distress and Twitter users' hypothetical strong emotional reaction to having their 'quirky' traits labeled 'cringe'.

Twitter Users When Called Cringe Instead of Quirky

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A screenshot meme featuring two contrasting tweets about workplace firings, shared on 9Gag under the title 'Current Work Culture'. The first tweet, from user @Duderichy ('the Rich'), expresses frustration at being fired despite being a senior engineer responsible for 90% of the team's work. The second tweet, from @Forever_Wario ('mister unemployed'), describes firing an engineer for using the word 'retarded' in a meeting while managing a Fortune 500 company's NYC office. The juxtaposition critiques modern work culture priorities, highlighting a perceived inconsistency between valuing productivity versus political correctness.

Current Work Culture: Contrasting Firing Tweets

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