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This meme consists of two stacked sections. The upper section displays text presenting a humorous parenting loophole: if you feel guilty about your children watching too much TV, you can mute the television and turn on subtitles, which means the kids are now effectively reading instead of passively watching content. The lower section features the iconic 'Yeah, this is big brain time' reaction image of a man wearing glasses and over-ear headphones looking smugly to the side, framing the hack as an incredibly clever, out-of-the-box solution to parental guilt over screen time.

Genius Parent Hack Turns TV Time Into Reading Time Big Brain Meme

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Relatable Meme About Struggling to Get Fullscreen on 123movies

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This image is a screenshot of a public Twitter thread interaction. A user with display name kwame (@johlny_) asks the question "Do men still open car doors?", which is implied to refer to the chivalrous social norm of men opening car doors for romantic partners or other people as a polite gesture. The well-known internet meme character Xavier (@xavir69) replies with a deadpan, intentionally literal answer: "How do you think we get inside", subverting the intended meaning of the question by interpreting it as asking if men ever open car doors for themselves to enter the vehicle. The entire exchange is quote-tweeted by user @tchncllytru, who adds the single word "legend" above the thread to praise the funny, iconic reply. The tweet is dated July 23, 2021, has 42.7 thousand likes, and includes a Bored Panda watermark in the bottom right corner.

Well he is correct: Xavier's literal car door reply

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This is a collage meme set against a bright cloudy sky representing Heaven, filled with cutouts of dozens of famous deceased celebrities, public figures, and popular pop culture icons that have died. Prominently featured at the bottom center is Chuck Norris. The joke behind this image plays on the long-running classic 'Chuck Norris Facts' internet meme trope, which claims Chuck Norris is so impossibly tough and invincible that he cannot be killed by Death; instead, Chuck Norris killed Death itself. Now Death itself is dead and has arrived in Heaven, meaning Death has now 'had a Chuck Norris experience' (i.e., been killed by Chuck Norris like he kills everyone else), joining all the people Death previously claimed. The collage humorously includes all sorts of deceased famous figures from Michael Jackson, Kobe Bryant, Queen Elizabeth II, Betty White, Robin Williams to internet icons like Harambe the gorilla, even the discontinued Nintendo Wii U console as a 'dead' product.

Death has now had a Chuck Norris Experience

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