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This is a 3-panel comedic meme depicting a group of stereotypical green aliens holding a meeting on a spaceship. In the first panel, the lead alien stands at the head of the table with a hologram of a human specimen in the center, asking the group for suggestions on how to extract DNA from the human to study Earth biology. In the second panel, two aliens offer reasonable, standard sampling suggestions: first, a blood sample, then a non-invasive cheek swab. The third alien, resting his cheek lazily on one hand, suggests an absurd, lewd option: putting something inside the human's anus, referencing the long-running pop culture alien abduction trope of anal probing. In the final panel, the other aliens give the perverted alien a disapproving look, before he is ejected out of the UFO into open space as punishment for his inappropriate suggestion. The joke frames the infamous alien anal probe trope as the odd idea of one singular deviant alien, rather than standard alien research procedure.

ET a freak

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This is a 6-panel, 2-column vertical comic meme. The left column tracks the woman's night: at 11 PM, she lies in bed sending her partner a 'Goodnight' text with a heart emoji. By 12 AM, she is fast asleep with a red heart floating above her head to show she is content. By 3 AM, she remains peacefully asleep. The right column tracks her male partner's night: at 11 PM, he lies in bed replying to her with a 'Goodnight' text. Instead of going to sleep, he gets out of bed, puts on headphones, and sits at his desk playing the rhythm platformer game Geometry Dash, continuing to play the game nonstop through 12 AM and 3 AM without sleeping. The joke highlights the common relatable trope of romantic partners saying goodnight to each other but staying up to pursue their personal hobbies instead of going to bed.

Couple Goodnight vs Actual Night Activity Meme

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This is a 4-panel absurdist comic meme. Panel 1: A man with a bicycle purchases a stick from a vendor who is selling sticks out of a cardboard box labeled 'STICKS'. Panel 2: The man inserts the purchased stick into the spokes of his bicycle's front wheel while riding. Panel 3: The wheel locks immediately, causing the man to crash violently onto the pavement as his bicycle breaks apart partially, while the vendor watches in confusion. Panel 4: The man stands back up unharmed, returns to the vendor, and says 'Perfect,, I'll take it', implying he bought the stick explicitly to test if it would crash his bike successfully, subverting all logical expectations of why someone would purchase a stick. The joke relies on anti-humor and the completely nonsensical motivation of the main character.

Best Buy Sticks!

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This is a two-panel humorous comic meme. The top panel depicts a sidewalk next to a building with an arched window, where a folded paper sign reads "UNHATED Insects ANNUAL MEETING" with a left-pointing arrow. The bottom panel shows a large empty conference room with a round table surrounded by many empty chairs, with only a single blue butterfly sitting at the table as the only person in attendance. The joke is based on the common observation that nearly all insect species are widely disliked by humans, with butterflies being one of the very few exceptions that are generally viewed positively and not hated, making it the only insect to show up to the meeting.

Only Butterfly Attends Unhated Insects Annual Meeting

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This is a 4-panel comedic meme. In the first panel, a stick figure wearing a blue shirt speaks to a Google Home smart speaker on a table, saying 'Hey Google, play us some music please?', standing next to another stick figure in a pink shirt. In the second panel, the pink-shirted figure asks the blue-shirted figure 'Why are you being so polite?' as music notes appear around the active smart speaker. In the third panel, the blue-shirted figure smiles and responds 'Just in case.' The fourth panel cuts to a chaotic robot apocalypse scene: a large menacing robot points at the captured blue-shirted figure, telling the other hostile robots 'KEEP THAT ONE ALIVE. HE ALWAYS SAID "PLEASE".' The joke is that the person was intentionally polite to AI assistants as a precaution to receive favorable treatment when artificial intelligence eventually takes over and enslaves humanity, which is the 'futureproofing' referenced in the title.

Futureproofing done

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This is a 4-panel illustrated comic meme that jokes about a perceived gender double standard in social event planning. The top left panel shows a dark-haired woman asking if they should invite another woman they are not close to, and the top right panel shows a blonde woman responding that they should not, as they barely know her. The bottom left panel shows a man in a black cap asking who an unknown bearded man is, and the bottom right panel shows another bearded man casually responding that he has no idea who the stranger is, he just brought him along because he was outside the event. The joke highlights the stereotype that women are far more cautious about including unfamiliar people in group plans, while men are extremely casual about bringing random unvetted strangers to group events without prior discussion.

Double Standard For Inviting Strangers To Social Events Meme

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This is a 2-panel comic meme. The top panel is marked "APPROPRIATE": a man in a grey business suit stands in a doorway calling "here birdie birdie" to an anthropomorphic great tit bird sitting at an office desk. The bird responds warmly, saying "AWWW, YOU'RE SWEET." with a small red heart next to it. The bottom panel is marked "INAPPROPRIATE": a woman in a purple business suit stands in the same doorway saying the exact same line "here birdie birdie" to the same bird, who immediately panics, grabs a landline phone receiver, and shouts "HELLO, HUMAN RESOURCES?!". The comic humorously exaggerates the results of a real European study that found urban birds fly away sooner when approached by women compared to men, framing the bird's negative reaction to women as an over-the-top workplace HR complaint.

Meme Parodying Study Finding Urban Birds Flee Faster From Women Than Men

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This is a long vertical multi-panel webcomic drawn in a simple, popular minimalist cartoon style. It follows a completely nonsensical, absurdist plot: starting with a conversation about union dues at work, it abruptly shifts to characters finding a supposed 'Scroll of Truth', getting into fights, going on an unplanned adventure, encountering blue alien-like creatures, visiting a burning building, and ends with no coherent conclusion, filled with random jokes, casual swearing, and unexpected plot shifts designed for humorous effect.

Chaotic Absurdist Long Minimalist Comic

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This is a 3-panel comic meme personifying the human brain as a corporate boardroom meeting. In the first panel, the meeting lead under the text overlay 'MY BRAIN' informs other attendees that they are behind on studying. The second panel shows the attendees are labeled as three brain cells: the first suggests making a social media post, the second suggests playing video games, and the third suggests actually studying for once. In the final panel, the meeting leader becomes extremely angry and throws the third brain cell (who proposed studying) out of a high-rise office window, humorously illustrating how people often prioritize procrastination over necessary tasks even when they are fully aware they are falling behind on their responsibilities.

knowing is one thing, actually doing it is another

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This is a 4-panel hand-drawn comic meme. In the first panel, a cartoon anthropomorphized pink brain with wide open eyes asks 'Trying to relax after smoking weed?'. The second panel shows a girl lying comfortably in bed with her eyes closed, calmly replying 'That's right'. In the third panel, the brain speaks again, saying 'How bout a panic attack instead?'. The fourth panel shows the same girl now wide awake with huge, startled, terrified eyes, jolted out of her relaxed state by an unexpected panic attack. The meme humorously depicts the common, relatable negative experience many cannabis users face when they consume the substance expecting to relax, but instead have an unplanned anxiety or panic attack.

Shouldn't of hit that pen so hard..

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This is a 6-panel classic rage comic. In the first panel, a woman asks her male partner to sing a lullaby for their swaddled baby, and he agrees. In the next three panels, he repeatedly sings the opening lyric 'Let the bodies hit the floor' from the aggressive 2001 heavy metal song 'Bodies' by Drowning Pool, which is completely unsuitable for a baby lullaby, as the woman's expression shifts from confused to alarmed. The fifth panel shows the woman screaming in unbridled rage, represented by the iconic red rage face. In the final panel, the partner looks horrified and the baby is crying hysterically due to the inappropriate, loud 'lullaby'.

Le Lullaby Inappropriate Lullaby Rage Comic

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This is a 6-panel satirical comic. In panel 1, a blonde man in an orange tunic with a red headband looks through a telescope and informs another man that "the orange man has attacked our country", prompting a panicked reaction. In panel 2, the panicked man climbs onto a large wooden winch used to control a strait gate and yells to close the strait. In panel 3, the man reports that negotiators have agreed to a ceasefire, leaving the blonde man frustrated. In panel 4, the man on the winch yells to open the strait again. In panel 5, the blonde man uses his telescope again and reports that the orange man has begun to blockade the strait. In panel 6, the man on the winch gives the absurd, indecisive order to "close the strait a little!". The joke mocks inconsistent, weak, and contradictory policy responses to border security and international conflict situations.

Close the strait a little!

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