Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

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This meme consists of top descriptive text paired with an animated scene screenshot. The top text reads 'The last wikipedia editor on earth using their final strength to change “Humanity is” to “Humanity was”'. Below this text is a shot of an exhausted, near-death animated character expending their last bit of effort to press a key on a keyboard, with the sound effect text 'BWINNNNN' at the bottom left. The joke plays on the common stereotype of Wikipedia editors being extremely dedicated to maintaining accurate, up-to-date information on the platform, even in the hypothetical scenario where humanity is on the brink of total extinction.

Last Wikipedia Editor Uses Final Strength to Change 'Humanity Is' to 'Humanity Was'

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This meme is a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post structured as a joke with an accompanying reaction image. The text sets up a scenario where a dentist warns a patient their dental procedure will only hurt a little, the patient agrees to proceed, then the dentist unexpectedly reveals he is having an affair with the patient's wife. The punchline is the following reaction image: a heavily crying, distressed animated male character from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which conveys that the infidelity revelation is far more painful than any dental procedure could be, playing on the dentist's earlier promise of only 'a little' pain.

But you said the pain would be a little?

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This meme features text at the top describing the experience of attempting to have a conversation with an older person who refuses to admit they can be wrong solely because of their age. Below the text is an edited image of the neck of the animated character Spider-Man (Miles Morales from the Spider-Verse film franchise) wrapped tightly in rusty barbed wire, visually representing the choked, frustrated, suffocating feeling of having this type of unproductive, unfair conversation.

How it feels talking to someone who thinks they are never wrong just because they are older

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