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This meme is a 3-row, 5-column comparison chart that pairs 15 common commercial apple cultivars (including Elstar, Jonagold, Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Gala, Fuji, Honeycrisp, Cosmic Crisp, Kanzi, Jazz, Braeburn, Pink Lady, Envy, and unspecified mixed species apples) with distinct Wojak-style cartoon characters that visually match the stereotypical personality associated with each apple type. Each entry includes a set of irreverent, casual bulleted points listing the creator's humorous, opinionated takes on the apple's taste, texture, shelf life, culinary uses, and general public perception, often using crude, relatable language to joke about widely held opinions on different apple varieties.

I have strong opinions on apples

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This meme features the simple drawn generic Wojak character sitting in tall grass, looking out over a body of water at a warm orange and purple sunset. The word "Man." is overlaid on the sky, conveying a quiet, weary yet relieved introspective feeling. It is paired with a caption celebrating finally securing employment after a difficult period of job searching, mixing genuine gratitude with lighthearted sarcasm directed at people who did not support the user, alongside the humorous acknowledgment that they now have to report to work the next day.

I finally got a job. It’s been a long, hard road. Thanks everyone, F U and see you tomorrow

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This meme is a 3-part collage: The top has text reading 'Yesterday a creep told me he loved my long hair, so today I cut it.' paired with a cat smirk emoji. Below that are two side-by-side photos of the same woman: the left panel shows her with long blonde hair and a small neutral smile, while the right panel shows her with a short pixie cut grinning happily, demonstrating she followed through on cutting her hair to avoid the unwanted attention. The punchline is a comment at the bottom from the recurring meme character Xavier that says 'I love your neck.', implying that cutting her hair did nothing to stop creepy unwanted compliments, as the commenter just shifts their focus to another part of her body.

Xavier Mocks Woman's Attempt To Avoid Creepy Compliments

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This is a two-panel meme using the popular 'Hide the Pain Harold' stock character. In the first panel, the smiling older man sits at a desk holding a coffee mug while using a laptop, with overlaid text stating 'Let me check why everyone is supporting Egypt over Argentina.' In the second panel, labeled '3 minutes later:', the same man is in the exact same pose holding the same mug, but is now fully dressed in traditional ancient Egyptian pharaoh regalia including a striped nemes headdress, decorative wide collar, and arm cuffs. The joke conveys that after researching the context of the Argentina vs Egypt competition, the man became such a strong supporter of Egypt that he has effectively adopted Egyptian identity, represented by the pharaoh outfit.

Argentina vs Egypt Support Pharaoh Meme

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This two-part meme humorously references the changing classification status of the dwarf planet Pluto. The top section is labeled 'Pluto in 1930', showing a blonde bearded Nordic Chad meme character telling Pluto 'Congratulations, you're a planet' in reference to Pluto being discovered and classified as a full planet in 1930. The bottom section is labeled 'Pluto in 2006', where the same character addresses Pluto with 'Bro... I have some bad news' referencing the 2006 International Astronomical Union decision that reclassified Pluto as a dwarf planet, revoking its status as a full planet in the solar system. The joke plays on the widespread public affection for Pluto and the common lighthearted discourse surrounding its demotion.

Pluto is still a planet, just a dwarf one

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He Left School vs You Left School Dropout Comparison Meme

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This meme consists of two stacked Twitter/X screenshot posts. The top post is from the verified New York Post account, asking if futuristic 140 mph gigantic buses could solve California's long-distance travel issues, noting the state is considering this concept, paired with an image of what is clearly a train running on rails. The bottom post is a verified sarcastic reply from user @uncledoomer (display name doomer), stating the idea is great and suggesting they could even build special metal roads for these buses to connect major cities, which is an obvious reference to pre-existing train rail systems. The joke mocks the New York Post for presenting trains as a new, innovative 'future bus' concept, highlighting how uninformed takes on public transit often reinvent already existing solutions, especially relevant to California's history of troubled high-speed rail projects.

'New innovation' high speed bus is just a train

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This single-panel STEM humor meme features a complex infinite series formula for calculating 1/π, attributed to mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, at the top. On the left below the formula is a cartoon of an enraged, glasses-wearing Wojak/soyjak character shouting the question 'Source?'. On the right is a black and white portrait of Srinivasa Ramanujan, paired with the text 'It was revealed to me in a dream' below his photo. The joke references Ramanujan's real-life habit of claiming many of his revolutionary mathematical insights were gifted to him in dreams by his family deity, poking fun at the common academic and internet culture demand for cited sources for all claims, even those that came from unconventional origins.

Ramanujan Reveals Pi Formula In A Dream Meme

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This is a two-panel reaction meme. The top panel features a haggard, wrinkled Doomer Wojak character, a widely used internet meme character representing cynical, nihilistic worldviews, paired with text that reads 'The world is a cruel and unjust place. There is no harmony in the universe. The only constant is suffering.' The lower panel, marked with the text '*minutes later*', shows a softer, blushing version of the same Wojak character looking delighted at three small, cute perched wild birds, with the accompanying text 'OMG birds'. The core joke comes from the extreme tonal contrast: the character's deeply pessimistic, existential outlook is completely discarded immediately when he encounters simple, wholesome small animals, highlighting how small mundane joys can override even the most entrenched cynical feelings.

Doomer rants about existential suffering then gets excited over birds

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