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This image is a screenshot of two back-to-back tweets from X (formerly Twitter) user Hawkeye (@clintbarton). The first tweet, posted 6 hours before the second, states 'My dog is cuter than yours fight me' and is accompanied by a close-up photo of a sleepy golden retriever resting its face on a soft fluffy surface, appearing to challenge other users to prove their dogs are cuter. The second follow-up tweet reveals the first post was a deliberate ruse: the poster tricked other users into sharing photos of their own dogs, leaving them with hundreds of dog photos to look at when they feel unhappy. Engagement metrics including comment count, retweet count, and like count for both tweets are visible below each post.

Trick To Get Hundreds Of Dog Photos Shared With You

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This is a single-panel relatable meme. The top of the meme has bold black text on a white background that reads 'Me on 9 hours of sleep:'. Below the text is a live-action still of Tony Stark, also known as Iron Man, portrayed by Robert Downey Jr. from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He has a small cut on his forehead, red puffy under-eyes, stares blankly forward with an extremely exhausted, worn-out expression, and leans back against a green upholstered surface. The humor comes from the ironic subversion of expectations: while 9 hours of sleep is typically considered a full, restorative amount of rest, the image depicts someone who looks completely drained and beat up, which is relatable to people who still feel tired even after getting a lot of sleep.

Me on 9 hours of sleep

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using a scene from *Avengers: Age of Ultron*. The top panel shows Tony Stark, James Rhodes, and Thor looking at a post labeled 'FIRST TIME' that has 0 upvotes, with none of the characters reacting positively. The bottom panel shows the full crowd of Avengers party guests all smiling and engaging with a post labeled 'REPOST' that has 3.2 thousand upvotes. The joke highlights the common frustrating dynamic on social media platforms where original, first-time posted content gets very little engagement, while reposts of the same content get widespread attention and upvotes.

Original posts vs reposts social media engagement meme

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This is a two-panel relatable meme comparing how people react to loss at different ages. The top panel shows the character Loki from the 2011 Marvel film *Thor*, sitting on the floor screaming and clutching his chest in hysterical distress, captioned '10 year old me after losing my toy:'. The bottom panel features two cuts of Loki from the *Loki* Disney+ series: the first cut shows him sitting at a desk looking resigned, with the text 'Yes, very sad', while the second cut shows him immediately dismissing the sadness, with the text 'Anyway', captioned overall as '25 year old me after losing everything:'. The meme humorously highlights that as people grow into adulthood, they become desensitized to larger setbacks and move on much faster instead of having dramatic emotional outbursts over smaller losses as children.

Reaction to loss at 10 vs 25 years old

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This is a two-panel meme using footage from the 2015 Marvel film *Ant-Man*. The first panel shows the character Scott Lang (played by Paul Rudd) sitting in a vehicle, saying 'Look, man. I got a Masters in Electrical Engineering, alright?' The second panel cuts to Scott in a pink polo shirt, blue apron, and Baskin Robbins branded cap, working behind the counter of a Baskin Robbins store, saying 'Welcome to Baskin-Robbins.' Below the two panels, a Reddit comment from user dagangstapenguin reads 'The most realistic scene in any Marvel movie.' The joke highlights the relatable real-world struggle of highly educated people facing underemployment, being forced to take low-wage service jobs unrelated to their qualifications, which feels far more grounded in ordinary reality than typical superhero movie plotlines.

Too Real, Movies Should Help Me Escape Reality

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This is a 3-panel meme using the iconic elevator fight scene from Captain America: Civil War. In the first panel, Captain America asks the question 'what's a bacteria's favourite direction?'. In the second panel, one of the men in the elevator responds 'what?', and Captain America answers 'yEast'. The third panel shows all the men in the elevator immediately starting to attack Captain America, as an exaggerated reaction to the cringey pun. The joke relies on wordplay: 'yeast', a common microbe often mentioned alongside bacteria in biology, is a perfect homophone for 'east', a cardinal direction.

Bacteria's Favorite Direction Biology Pun Meme

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This meme jokes about the perceived contrast between dating preferences of women and men. The top text first states that many women list very high, specific standards for an ideal male partner: 6 feet tall, handsome, rich, clear skin, sharp jawline, and mature. The following text sets up the punchline: 'Men when they see the bill-counter cashier:', followed by a still of the character Loki looking awestruck and captivated. The joke implies that men have far lower, simpler standards for attraction, easily becoming interested in a regular cashier without needing the long list of traits women often request.

Contrast between men and women's dating standards meme

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This is a relatable humor reaction meme that uses a blurry screencap of Captain America from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, who appears distressed and is gripping a railing while looking horrified. White overlaid text at the top of the image reads 'me waking up then realising my teddy spent the night on the floor'. The meme comically compares the intense, panicked reaction of Captain America in the original dramatic action scene to the relatable, overly dramatic small distress people who are attached to their stuffed animals feel when they wake up and find their teddy bear fell onto the floor overnight. The blurriness of the image also adds to the disoriented, half-asleep vibe of just waking up.

Distressed Captain America Reacts to Finding Teddy on Floor After Waking Up

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This meme parodies the iconic red pill/blue pill choice scene from *The Matrix*. The character Morpheus stands centered against a solid black background, wearing his signature dark coat and sunglasses. Text above him reads "choose a side:". He holds out a white gloved hand on each side: the left hand holds a red pill, with the text "have spider man money" above it and a small cutout of Spider-Man posed below the hand. The right hand holds a blue pill, with the text "have Batman's powers" above it and a small cutout of Batman posed below the hand. The joke relies on common superhero tropes: Batman is famously very wealthy but has no superpowers, while Spider-Man has superpowers but is portrayed as working-class/poor, so the choices intentionally flip the typical desired tradeoff between money and powers for humorous effect.

Choose a side: Spider-Man money vs Batman's powers

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This is a humorous meme that uses a screencap of Captain America and Bucky Barnes from the Marvel film *Captain America: Civil War*. The overlaid text reads 'Me, a European. Time traveling back to ninth of November to warn New York about 9/11'. The core joke relies on the difference in date formatting conventions: Europeans use day/month order, so they read '9/11' as 9th November, while Americans use month/day order, so '9/11' refers to the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks. The European time traveler intends to warn New York about the 9/11 attacks but arrives on the completely wrong date, rendering their mission useless as the punchline.

A Superhero We Need: European 9/11 Time Travel Date Format Meme

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This is a 4-panel collage meme with a top header that reads "MARVEL STUFF I WANT TO RIDE". The first two panels show large, iconic Marvel fictional vehicles: the falling SHIELD Helicarrier, and a Guardians of the Galaxy style spaceship flying near Earth, setting up the expectation that the list will cover vehicles from the franchise. The final two panels subvert this expectation entirely by featuring popular female Marvel characters instead: first the Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) smiling at the camera, then Kate Bishop (Hawkeye) leaning into a car with her back turned. The joke relies on the double meaning of the verb "ride", which can refer both to operating or traveling in a vehicle, and to sexual intercourse, turning the innocent list prompt into an adult innuendo about attraction to the two characters.

Marvel Stuff I Want To Ride Funny Innuendo Meme

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This animated meme uses footage of Tony Stark from the Marvel Cinematic Universe interacting with holographic interfaces to make a relatable joke about the frustrations of setting up Linux to avoid using Windows 11. The same caption is repeated, reading 'Me trying to get Linux set up on my PC, so I don't have to use windows 11:'. The animation shows Stark first examining a large, complete hologram of the Earth, which shifts to a blue digital sphere, then breaks down into smaller scattered holograms, until finally Stark is left holding only a tiny, nearly finished glowing hologram fragment, looking frustrated at being so close to completing the setup but ultimately failing to get it fully working.

Almost there: Trying to set up Linux to avoid Windows 11

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