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This single-panel meme features four simple hand-drawn stick figure characters, each representing a common hand tool: a hammer, a screwdriver, a power drill, and a chainsaw respectively. The text at the top of the meme asks the group 'Years since your primary purpose was to saw through women's pelvic bones during childbirth'. The first three characters (representing the hammer, screwdriver, and drill) all respond with a confused 'What?', while the character representing the chainsaw has the number '241' displayed above it. The joke relies on the little-known historical fact that the modern chainsaw was originally invented in the late 18th century as a surgical tool used to perform symphysiotomy, cutting through pelvic bone to assist with difficult childbirth, before evolving into its modern use as a wood-cutting construction tool. The number 241 refers to the approximate number of years between the invention of the surgical chainsaw and the 2024 date when this meme circulated.

The Chainsaw's Original Purpose

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This two-panel comparative meme illustrates two different ways to end up with corn kernels in your toilet, framing them as the easy short-term choice vs. the difficult long-term choice that leads to the same outcome. The top panel uses the classic 3D figure stepping on a rake meme, showing the figure immediately stepping on a rake and getting hit in the face, labeled 'Throwing Corn kernels in toilet' as the instant, low-effort bad choice. The bottom panel uses the skateboard trick sequence meme, showing a man performing a long series of complex skateboard grinds down a stair rail, only to end by stepping on a rake and getting hit in the face, labeled 'Eating corn and then pooping them undigested next day' as the longer, more delayed process that still results in the same end consequence of corn in the toilet. The joke leans into the common relatable experience that corn is frequently undigested when passed as waste, so eating corn leads to the same result as just throwing it directly in the toilet, just after more time and steps.

Easy way or difficult way corn meme

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This meme satirizes the overblown hype around artificial intelligence from tech industry CEOs. The top text states the claim from tech leaders: 'Tech CEOs: A few years from now, AI will definitely make the world a better place.' The lower section, labeled 'A few years from now:', shows a surreal, AI-generated landscape featuring a giant towering obelisk-shaped structure that clearly resembles a human butt, surrounded by dozens of smaller rock formations that are also shaped like buttocks. Several small human figures stand nearby observing the absurd monument. The joke relies on the well-known internet meme that early AI image generators very frequently produce distorted, unintended outputs, especially random extra or misformed buttocks, poking fun at how the utopian AI future promised by tech leaders results in absurd, unwanted nonsense instead.

Tech CEOs promise AI makes the world a better place, we get butt obelisk

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A four-panel meme collage titled 'The four horsemen of Rickroll' featuring classic internet bait-and-switch memes. Top left: Rick Astley in a dark suit with a striped shirt, holding a microphone and gesturing, from the 'Never Gonna Give You Up' music video (Rickroll meme). Top right: A yellow stick figure drawing of a stick bug with the text 'GET STICK BUGGED LOL,' referencing the Stick Bug prank meme. Bottom left: A simple black stick figure with a surprised expression, arms raised and hands open. Bottom right: A person with a neutral expression facing forward, likely from a generic meme template. The watermark 'made with mematic' is visible at the bottom left.

The four horsemen of Rickroll

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