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Winnie the Pooh Epstein Files Meme

A meme featuring a photograph of two men sitting at a table with a person in a Winnie the Pooh costume standing behind them with arms around their shoulders. The top text reads 'NOOOO WINNIE THE POOH IS IN THE EPSTEIN FILES' with two broken heart emojis. Below the image, a Twitter user comment from @jeremyb___ (username 'dracojeremy') reads 'that explains why he never had pants on,' referencing Winnie the Pooh's traditional lack of pants in his character design.
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NOOOO WINNIE THE POOH IS IN THE EPSTEIN FILES ❤️❤️

Overview

A meme featuring a photograph of two men sitting at a table with a person in a Winnie the Pooh costume standing behind them with arms around their shoulders. The top text reads 'NOOOO WINNIE THE POOH IS IN THE EPSTEIN FILES' with two broken heart emojis. Below the image, a Twitter user comment from @jeremyb___ (username 'dracojeremy') reads 'that explains why he never had pants on,' referencing Winnie the Pooh's traditional lack of pants in his character design.

Origin notes

This meme appears to be created by adding text overlays to an existing photograph. The original context of the photograph is unclear but has been repurposed to create a humorous connection between the children's character Winnie the Pooh and the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The meme was posted by Twitter user @jeremyb___ (username 'dracojeremy') as indicated by the visible handle and profile picture in the screenshot.

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