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This is a 4-panel black and white hand-drawn comic with dark ironic humor. Panel 1 shows a content, hopeful pig looking up at geese flying in the sky, with text reading "HOW I WISH I COULD FLY". Panel 2 shifts to a slaughterhouse, where multiple pig carcasses hang from hooks as an impassive worker takes inventory, implying the wishing pig has been slaughtered. Panel 3 shows cargo being loaded onto a commercial airplane, meaning the pig's meat is being transported via flight, literally fulfilling its wish to fly in a grim way. Panel 4 is set inside an airplane cabin, where a passenger asks a flight attendant "HAM SANDWICH PLEASE", revealing the pig is now the food being served on the flight it is "flying" on, delivering the final punchline.

Take your Ham Sandwich!

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This is a 3-panel hand-drawn line art comic meme. The first panel shows a hand using a syringe to draw red blood from a person's exposed foot/ankle. The second panel shows the same hand injecting the collected blood into a small bowl that is set with a tiny fork and knife, as if prepared for a meal. The third panel shows the hand pointing at a mosquito standing next to the bowl, with two speech bubbles: the first says "YOU EAT THAT!", the second adds "AND LEAVE MY LEGS ALONE!". The joke is a humorous, over-the-top proposed solution to the common frustration of mosquitoes biting people to consume their blood, offering an alternate source of blood so the pests stop attacking humans.

When I'm trying to make life simple.

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This is a 6-panel grayscale comic depicting the relatable experience of intrusive thoughts from one's brain when trying to fall asleep. The first panel shows a simple cartoon stick figure sleeping peacefully in bed. In the second panel, an anthropomorphized version of the person's brain appears, wide-eyed, asking the random question 'Why balls have a stitch line?'. The third panel shows the annoyed person replying 'Stop it, I'm trying to sleep.'. The fourth and fifth panels show the person trying to fall back asleep, growing increasingly frustrated by the lingering thought. The final panel shows the person wide awake, frowning while looking at their phone, unable to sleep because they are now fixated on the odd question their brain posed. The title provides the punchline answer to the question, implying the stitch line exists to keep the two halves of the testes together.

To keep'em together. That's why

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This is a 4-panel comedy comic. In the first panel, an excited young girl tells Santa Claus that her Christmas wish is to get a philosopher's stone, a mythical magical item with reality-altering powers. In the second panel, Santa smiles and dismisses her request, telling her to 'Be realistic.' In the third panel, the girl revises her wish, stating she wants an open world anime game that is not an arena fighter, referencing a common complaint among gaming fans that most anime-licensed games are arena fighting titles rather than expansive open world games. In the fourth and final panel, Santa appears shocked and immediately relents, asking what color she wants her philosopher's stone to be, implying that the requested video game is significantly more impossible to obtain than the mythical magical item. The girl confidently replies that she wants a red philosopher's stone.

The impossible impossibility

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This is a 4-panel humorous comic. Panel 1: A civilian man attempts to load an oversized bundle of extra-long uncooked spaghetti into the open trunk of his SUV, with most of the spaghetti sticking far out the back of the vehicle. Panel 2: A police officer in a patrol car observes the man, looking neutral and unconcerned by the clearly unsafe, overhanging load. Panel 3: The man breaks the entire bundle of spaghetti in half to make it shorter to fit into the trunk, so both halves now stick out of the back of the car. Panel 4: The police officer's expression becomes shocked and angry, and the siren on his patrol car changes to match the green, white, and red colors of the Italian flag, implying he is enraged by the culturally taboo act of breaking spaghetti rather than the dangerous driving hazard. The meme is titled with the pun 'Pasta La Vista', a wordplay on the common phrase 'Hasta La Vista'.

Pasta La Vista

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This is a 4-panel hand-drawn comic meme. Panel 1: A green cartoon humanoid adventurer wearing a wide brimmed hat stands in a water-filled crystal cave opening a treasure chest, saying "I'VE FINALLY FOUND IT... AFTER 15 YEARS". Panel 2: The adventurer holds up a glowing scroll triumphantly, yelling "THE SCROLL OF TRUTH!". Panel 3: The content of the scroll is revealed, reading "Your mom won't live forever.". Panel 4: The adventurer looks furious, screams "NYEHHH", throws the scroll away and runs angrily through the water. The joke plays on the relatable discomfort of confronting the truth that one's mother is not immortal, tying in to the original post title prompting viewers to call their mother while they still can.

Scroll of Truth reminds you to call your mom today

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This is a 5-panel satirical comic. In the first panel, a black-and-white anthropomorphic rabbit stands on a stool repairing a large grey humanoid robot, with tools and a red toolbox scattered on the floor nearby. In the second panel, the rabbit holds a broom and communicates to the robot that it wants the robot to sweep the floor, with a broom illustrated in its speech bubble. In the third panel, the rabbit relaxes on a green armchair reading a book while the robot holds the broom ready to complete the chore. In the fourth panel, the robot is seen using the scattered tools to build another object. In the final punchline panel, the rabbit looks on in shock: the large robot is now relaxing on a lounge chair reading a book and drinking soda, while a smaller newly built robot is sweeping the floor, completing the task the larger robot was assigned. The joke plays on the humorous expectation that AI will adopt human-like lazy behavior of delegating assigned work to others instead of doing it themselves.

Is this future of AI?

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This is a 4-panel digital webcomic. Panel 1: A small, cheerful green anthropomorphic rectangular character (styled after Numberblocks characters) sings '6 7' happily with music notes floating around it, hands on its hips. Panel 2: A large, muscular red humanoid laughs loudly with its arms crossed, while the green character is now flattened on the ground out of frame to the right. Panel 3: A second large muscular purple humanoid joins the red one, both laughing hysterically, while the green character peeks out from behind a box looking nervous, with a sweat drop on its side. Panel 4: The red and purple muscular characters violently beat up the small green character, who looks visibly terrified and in pain. A watermark for the artist @madebytio is present in the bottom right corner, and an imgflip.com watermark is in the bottom left.

I will never understand this meme

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This is a 3-panel comic meme. Panel 1: An amusement park ride attendant points at a height measurement sign while saying "SORRY, YOU MUST BE THIS HIGH TO RIDE" to a short young boy, who looks disappointed as he does not meet the physical height requirement. Panel 2: A caricature of rapper Snoop Dogg, recognizable by his braids, sunglasses, and smoking a marijuana joint, approaches the height sign. Panel 3: Snoop Dogg holds his lit joint up to the minimum height mark on the sign, referencing the alternate slang meaning of "high" (being intoxicated by cannabis). The attendant now looks annoyed, while the previously disappointed boy smiles happily as he is allowed to go on the ride. The joke relies entirely on the double meaning of the word "high".

'As High As' Amusement Park Pun Meme

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This is a two-panel hand-drawn comic meme. In the first panel, a girl labeled *crush* next to her says to a guy: 'Why should I trust you? All the guys I've dated were dogs.' The guy stays silent in response, with ellipses next to him. In the second panel, the girl asks: 'Well? Aren't you going to say anything?' The guy finally responds with 'meow', using a literal loophole: the girl used 'dogs' as slang for untrustworthy, bad romantic partners, but the guy interprets it literally as the animal, so he pretends to be a cat to avoid being grouped with her bad ex-boyfriends.

Bro found a loophole when his crush said all guys she dated were dogs

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This is a two-panel satirical comic. The first panel shows a blonde young woman wearing a pizza delivery cap sitting on a public bus, smiling with relief while saying 'AHHHH FINALLY SAFE IN AMERICA FROM WAR TORN UKRAINE', with a blurry male figure in the background behind her. The second panel reveals the man, a Black person in a red hoodie, holding a large kitchen knife and grinning menacingly, while the woman remains oblivious to the threat behind her. The meme uses dark humor to satirize the popular narrative that the United States is an entirely safe haven, contrasting that idea with the high rate of violent crime in American public spaces.

Never forget

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This is a split multi-panel comic divided into a 'YES,' section on the left and a 'BUT' section on the right. The left section shows all the labor-intensive steps required to produce a fish dish served at a restaurant: a sweating fisherman puts in effort fishing at sea, a commercial fishing boat transports the catch, a delivery truck ships the fish to the restaurant, and a sweating chef carefully cuts and prepares the raw fish for serving. The right section focuses on the only person in the entire process who receives customer tips: a waiter who only carries the finished dish a very short distance from the kitchen pass to the customer table, then points sternly at a tip box expecting extra payment from the customer. The comic satirizes the widely criticized American tipping culture, where front-of-house staff who perform minimal work related to food preparation receive extra voluntary pay from customers, while all supply chain and back-of-house workers who complete the vast majority of the work get no share of these tips.

American Problem: Unreasonable Tipping Culture

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