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This is a 4-panel satirical comic illustrating purported new broadcasting guidelines for women's athletics. Panel 1 (top left, green checkmark): A full-body shot of a cisgender female athlete running on a track is marked as allowed. Panel 2 (top right, red X): An upskirt shot of a female athlete participating in pole vault is marked as prohibited. Panel 3 (bottom left, green checkmark): A close-up shot focusing on the prominent groin bulge of a transgender female athlete pressed against a pole vault bar is marked as allowed. Panel 4 (bottom right, red X): A full-body shot of a male athlete running on a track is marked as prohibited. The meme satirizes perceived inconsistent and controversial double standards in modern women's sports policy, mocking the contradiction between rules against sexualizing cisgender female athletes, acceptance of imagery highlighting biological male traits of trans female athletes competing in women's categories, and the exclusion of cisgender male athletes from women's sports coverage.

New broadcasting guidelines for women's athletics

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This is a 4-panel comedic webcomic. The first panel shows a blonde cartoon man in a green shirt standing with his hands on his hips next to a wall-mounted mirror, quoting the classic Snow White line: 'MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL'. In the second panel, he continues addressing the mirror, asking 'DO YOU THINK I'M CUTE AT ALL'. The third panel shows the mirror alone, angled as if preparing to respond. The fourth panel delivers the punchline: a speech bubble originating from the mirror states 'I ONLY SEE YOU AS A FRIEND', which is a pun playing on the common 'friend zone' concept, with the title 'Mirror zoned' referencing this joke of being romantically rejected by a mirror.

Mirror Zoned

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This is a 4-panel digital comic meme. Panel 1 shows a nervous teenage boy standing with crossed arms, looking down as he tells his serious-faced parents 'mom, dad.. ..im gay' during a coming out conversation. Panel 2 shows the mother grabbing the father's shirt, pointing warningly at him and saying 'don't you f*cking dare', anticipating he will make an inappropriate corny dad joke. Panel 3 is a close-up of the father's tightly clenched fist as he struggles to hold back his urge to make the pun. Panel 4 shows the father giving in to his urge, throwing both fists up triumphantly and yelling 'HI GAY.. I'M DAD', a classic dad pun that plays off the son's coming out statement, while the son stands off to the side looking dejected and embarrassed.

Dad Makes Corny Pun After Son Comes Out As Gay

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This is a two-panel hand-drawn comic featuring sheep characters in a therapy setting. In the top panel, a sheep therapist holding a notepad sits across from Dolly the sheep, who is reclining on a therapy couch. The therapist says, 'Dolly, you only talk about your mother. Tell me about your father too.' In the bottom panel, Dolly stares blankly at the therapist, who now has a confused question mark floating above their head. The joke relies on the real-world reference to Dolly the sheep, the first successfully cloned mammal, who was created using genetic material from a single mother sheep, meaning she has no biological father, making the therapist's request impossible to fulfill.

Dolly the Sheep Therapy Pun

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This is a three-panel illustrated comic meme featuring two unicorns standing behind a rusty metal fence against a hazy, cloudy outdoor background. In the first panel, the white unicorn remarks 'Well, that was tragic.', and the blue unicorn immediately fires back with the petty childish insult 'Not as tragic as your face.'. The second panel is a close-up shot of the white unicorn looking shocked and offended, responding 'That was uncalled for.'. The third panel returns to the original wide shot of both unicorns, with the blue unicorn delivering the final sassy comeback 'Your face is uncalled for.'. The humor comes from the contrast between the typically whimsical, magical concept of unicorns and the childish, petty 'your face' insult formula that is a common classic low-effort roast.

Unicorn Petty 'Your Face' Roast Meme

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This is a 4-panel comic meme. In the first panel, an anthropomorphized pink brain with wide eyes asks the sleeper 'Sleepy, are you?'. The second panel shows a girl lying in bed half-asleep who responds irritably 'Yes. Shut up' wanting to rest. The third panel cuts back to the brain, which continues speaking, saying 'Chances are you've encountered a murderer somewhere in your lifetime'. The fourth panel shows the same girl now fully awake with wide, alarmed eyes, no longer sleepy at all. The humor comes from the relatable experience of one's own brain bringing up random, distressing, intrusive thoughts right as one is trying to fall asleep, ruining their chance at rest.

Probably more than one in all honesty

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This is a 4-panel digital comic. In the first panel, a person in a red shirt smiles and asks a person in a blue shirt, who is using a seaside observation telescope, 'CAN I LOOK AFTER YOU?'. In the second panel, the blue-shirted person answers 'NO' without looking away from the telescope. In the third panel, the red-shirted person looks confused and asks 'WHY NOT?'. In the final panel, the blue-shirted person turns to smile at them and replies 'I ALREADY HAVE A DAD'. The joke relies on a pun: 'look after you' can both mean taking a turn looking through the telescope after the current user, and acting as a caregiver/guardian for someone, which is a role typically associated with a dad, making it a classic dad joke.

Dad Joke About 'Look After You' Pun

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This is a two-panel pixel art comic meme. In the first panel, a spotted male cat complains to his plain cat friend that he suspects his girlfriend uses ChatGPT for their bedroom conversations, both characters have unimpressed expressions. In the second panel, the male cat is lying in bed next to his bow-wearing girlfriend, who confirms his suspicion by saying the overly formal, generic line "It's not just sex - it's an experience...", which parodies the polished, marketing-style phrasing commonly generated by ChatGPT for all contexts, even intimate ones.

Girlfriend Uses ChatGPT For Bedroom Talk Comic Meme

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This is a 6-panel satirical stick figure comic depicting a cyclical narrative about artificial intelligence development. 1. First panel: Two stick figures in blue shirts examine a neural network diagram, with text reading "HUMANITY RESEARCHES AI". 2. Second panel: A stick figure celebrates next to a large, complex golden AI machine, with text "HUMANITY PERFECTS AI". 3. Third panel: The AI machine operates independently surrounded by lightning on a dark background, with text "AI PERFECTS ITSELF". 4. Fourth panel: Pyramids stand in a desert landscape, with text "AI ENSLAVES HUMANITY", implying subjugated humans are forced to build ancient-style monuments. 5. Fifth panel: A large solar flare erupts from the sun toward Earth, with text "SOLAR FLARE DISABLES AI". 6. Sixth panel: Stick figures bow in front of a stone monolith carved with a sun symbol, with text "HUMANITY WORSHIPS SUN GOD". The comic jokes about a circular doomsday scenario where AI advancement ultimately leads humanity to revert to primitive religious worship after a natural disaster wipes out the AI system.

Circle of AI Life

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This is a 4-panel illustrated meme centered on unspoken men's public restroom etiquette. Panel 1 shows a man in a yellow hoodie standing alone at a urinal in a bathroom with a long line of empty urinals to his right. Panel 2 shows a second man in a light blue shirt walking toward the row of urinals. Panel 3 shows the second man choosing to stand directly at the urinal immediately adjacent to the first man, completely ignoring the widely accepted unwritten rule of leaving at least one empty urinal between two people using the restroom. Panel 4 zooms out to reveal the row of urinals is extremely long, with dozens of completely empty urinals available elsewhere, alongside a text caption pointing to the two men that reads 'We live in idiocracy.' The joke exaggerates the frustration of seeing someone ignore a small but nearly universal social norm, framing the minor faux pas as evidence that society is declining into foolishness.

Alright we get it - Urinal Etiquette Idiocracy Meme

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This is a 4-panel comedic webcomic. In the first panel, a pink blob-like cartoon character holds a pencil, stating 'GOD PUT ME ON THIS EARTH TO DO ONE THING...'. The second panel reveals the character is drawing an anime girl, finishing their sentence with '...DRAW BIG ANIME TIDDIES'. The third panel cuts to a cartoon depiction of God (yellow face, white beard, halo) responding simply 'YEP' in agreement. The final panel shows God hovering over the now-sweating pink artist, aggressively telling them to make the breasts 'BIGGER'. The joke relies on subverting the expectation that a divinely assigned purpose would be noble or important, instead leaning into absurd, crude, relatable humor for anime fan artists and meme audiences.

Divine Purpose Is Drawing Big Anime Tiddies 4-Panel Comic

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This is a 6-panel hand-drawn comic meme. Panel 1 and 2: An adult gorilla lies on the ground looking dejected, while a small baby gorilla stares up at a single fruit hanging high on a thin sapling, unable to reach it. Panel 3: The baby gorilla tugs on the adult gorilla to wake it up, crying and gesturing toward the out-of-reach fruit. Panel 4: The adult gorilla stands up, pulls the top of the sapling down to lower the fruit so the baby can grab and eat it, believing the problem is fixed. Panel 5: The adult gorilla smiles proudly at his solution, as the bent sapling now stands curved with no fruit left. Panel 6: The sapling has grown back to its original upright position, with a new fruit growing even higher up than before; the adult gorilla is once again lying dejected on the ground, as his short-term fix actually made the original problem worse long-term. The joke relies on the irony of a quick solution leading to a worse outcome.

Problem Solved (Gorilla Unintended Consequences Comic)

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