Scooby-Doo Animated Series

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This is a two-panel meme based on the classic Scooby-Doo villain unmasking scene. In the first panel, Fred Jones calmly pats a tied-up figure in a ghost costume labeled "FREE TRIAL". In the second panel, Fred removes the ghost costume to reveal an angry scowling villain underneath, who is labeled "AUTOMATIC $49.99/MONTH SUBSCRIPTION". The joke satirizes the common consumer frustration of seemingly harmless free trials automatically renewing into expensive paid subscriptions without clear notice, leading to unexpected charges that surprise both the user and their bank account.

My bank account didn't see it coming. I didn't either.

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This two-panel edited cartoon meme uses the classic Scooby-Doo unmasking scene format to mock a common Windows operating system frustration. The first panel shows Fred Jones holding the hood of a tied-up masked figure, with an overlaid Windows update notification reading 'Update and shut down (estimate: 2 min)', appearing to be the option users select to turn their computer off after updates. The second panel shows Fred removing the hood to reveal the unmasked villain, with the overlaid notification now reading 'Update and restart (estimate: 2 min)'. The joke highlights the common misleading behavior where users who select 'update and shut down' are instead forced to sit through a restart, trapping them from turning their device off as intended.

It's a trap: Windows update fake shut down meme

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A three-panel meme featuring a humorous juxtaposition of philosophical statements and pop culture. The first panel shows a marble bust of Socrates with the quote "To be is to do." attributed to him. The second panel displays a historical portrait of Immanuel Kant with the quote "To do is to be." attributed to him. The third panel features the animated character Scooby-Doo from the Scooby-Doo franchise, accompanied by his iconic nonsensical phrase "Do be do be do." The comedy arises from the contrast between the profound, abstract nature of the philosophical quotes and Scooby-Doo's lighthearted, meaningless catchphrase, creating an absurd and playful comparison.

Philosophers vs. Scooby-Doo: The Ultimate Quote Showdown

A three-panel meme featuring …