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When Someone Says You're Too Old for Memes

A two-panel meme. The top panel shows a group of people at a party holding red plastic cups, with overlaid text: 'Aren't you too old to enjoying memes?'. The bottom panel features two screenshots of Star-Lord (Peter Quill) from *Guardians of the Galaxy* with 'Me:' above, depicting a reaction progression from neutral to defiant gesturing.
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Partygoers
Aren't you too old to enjoying memes?
Me

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Humorous reaction to being questioned about age and meme enjoyment

Overview

A two-panel meme. The top panel shows a group of people at a party holding red plastic cups, with overlaid text: 'Aren't you too old to enjoying memes?'. The bottom panel features two screenshots of Star-Lord (Peter Quill) from Guardians of the Galaxy with 'Me:' above, depicting a reaction progression from neutral to defiant gesturing.

Origin notes

The top panel appears to be a stock or candid party photo. The bottom panel uses screenshots from the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy featuring Chris Pratt as Star-Lord. This is a remix meme created by combining these existing images with text overlays, likely using basic image editing software. Common on platforms like Reddit, Twitter, or Instagram for reaction-based humor.

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