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This meme features a Kermit the Frog plush lying limp and spread out on its back on an unmade, messy bed in a cluttered room with piles of clothes scattered around. Yellow text at the top lists three negative rising trends: increasing unemployment, increasing PC component prices, and increasing game prices. White text at the bottom serves as the punchline: 'But my salary isn't increased yet'. The defeated, lifeless pose of the Kermit plush visually conveys the frustration and helplessness of facing rising living and hobby costs while personal wages remain stagnant.

All Costs Rising But Salary Not Increased

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The meme is split into two sections: the top section has text that reads "How am I supposed to lose weight when the best part about life is food", and the bottom section is an image of a Kermit the Frog plush pressing one hand against a window covered in raindrops, looking outside with a sad, longing expression. The joke is a relatable humorous take on the common struggle of dieting, highlighting the frustration of wanting to lose weight while enjoying eating food too much to easily stick to weight loss plans.

How am I supposed to lose weight when the best part about life is food

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This meme features text at the top expressing frustration with older people who dismiss young people's exhaustion by saying they are "too young to be tired", followed by a petty, sarcastic retort addressing a hypothetical older woman named Margaret saying she is "too old to be alive but here we are". Below the text is an image of Kermit the Frog, the green Muppet character, with a smug, unimpressed, self-satisfied expression holding a pen as if he has just written the sassy response and is unbothered by any potential backlash.

Kermit Sarcastic Clapback to Older People Dismissing Young People's Tiredness

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The meme features text at the top reading "Me trying to mentally prepare myself for another day at work" placed above a photograph of a Kermit the Frog plush toy. The plush is lying limp on its back on a rumpled light pink bed sheet, with its limbs splayed loosely and a tired, blank expression, perfectly visualizing the feeling of demotivation, exhaustion, and dread that many people feel when getting ready to go to work, especially during the work week while anticipating the upcoming weekend.

Me Trying to Mentally Prepare for Another Day at Work

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This is a relatable workplace meme structured with dialogue text at the top and an image of Kermit the Frog below. The top text presents a conversation: a manager asks the employee "Can you cover some of your coworkers shifts?", followed by "Me:" introducing the employee's response. The image shows the Kermit the Frog puppet sitting at a home kitchen counter next to a labeled coffee mug, holding a corded telephone to his ear with tired half-lidded eyes. Kermit's response quote at the bottom of the image reads "I don't even want to work my own shifts." The meme jokes about the common feeling of work apathy, where an employee is already unmotivated to complete their own scheduled shifts and has no desire to pick up extra shifts for a coworker, especially when they are still mentally focused on enjoying their weekend break.

When the “can you cover?” request hits and you’re still mentally on the weekend

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This is a four-panel relatable meme featuring Kermit the Frog in multiple waiting poses, paired with text describing a common frustrating everyday bathroom experience: when you get impatient waiting for a dual-flush toilet to reset after the first flush, you flush too early and get a weak incomplete flush, so you now have to wait for the toilet tank to refill (called 'recharging' here) before you can flush again. Each panel shows Kermit waiting in a different setting, emphasizing the awkward, boring wait after making this common mistake.

Hate it when this happens

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This is a single-panel relatable meme that uses the popular Evil Kermit template, which depicts regular Kermit the Frog conversing with his dark, hooded alter ego to represent internal conflict between rational thinking and intrusive, impulsive thoughts. The text describes a common everyday dilemma: when it is cold outside, the person logically decides they should close their jacket to stay warm, but their brain (represented by the evil Kermit) insists on leaving the jacket open to show off their outfit, completely ignoring the person's objection about the cold. The meme cuts off the person's half-finished objection 'But it's co(ld)' before the brain doubles down on prioritizing the outfit over warmth.

Every damn time....

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This meme features Beaker, the iconic anxious red-haired Muppet from *The Muppets* franchise, set against a solid black background. Overlaid in bold white uppercase text is the joke:

1. I WILL BE POSTING TELEPATHICALLY TODAY.
2. SO IF YOU THINK OF SOMETHING FUNNY,
3. THAT WAS ME.

The humor comes from the absurd, playful claim that the poster is using telepathy to insert funny thoughts into the viewer's mind, taking credit for any comedic idea the viewer has. Beaker's wide-eyed, worried expression enhances the joke, as his nervous demeanor contrasts with the confident, silly assertion of telepathic posting. It's a lighthearted, relatable meme that pokes fun at taking credit for unoriginal (but funny) thoughts.

Beaker's Telepathic Posting Claim Meme

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This is a collage meme centered around Valentine's Day, featuring four panels of Kermit the Frog. The top text asks, 'You got any plans for Valentines Day?' followed by the header 'Valentines Day Plans:'. Each panel depicts Kermit engaging in mundane, solitary, low-effort activities: the first shows him sleeping in bed under a blanket, the second has him lounging on a couch casually holding a TV remote, the third shows him resting his face on his hand while browsing a laptop, and the fourth has him tucked away inside a blanket. The meme humorously subverts the typical romantic expectations of Valentine's Day, instead presenting a relatable narrative for people who choose (or have) to spend the day alone in a relaxed, unproductive manner. It plays on the contrast between societal holiday norms and the quiet, lazy reality for many single individuals or those who prefer low-key celebrations.

Kermit the Frog's Relatable Low-Effort Valentine's Day Plans

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This relatable meme combines sarcastic text with a popular Kermit the Frog template to push back against dismissive generational remarks. The top text reads: *"hate when older people say 'you're too young to be tired' alright margaret you're too old to be alive but here we are"*, expressing frustration with older adults invalidating young people's fatigue through dark, sarcastic humor. Below the text, Kermit the Frog is shown sitting at a desk, holding a pen over a sheet of paper with a smug, amused expression, as if drafting or presenting this clapback. The meme resonates with audiences who have experienced similar dismissive comments, using a well-known character to amplify the relatable frustration.

Kermit Claps Back at 'You're Too Young to Be Tired' Generational Comment

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A meme consisting of two parts: top text dialogue and a lower image. The top text reads 'Hacker: "I have all your passwords"' and 'Me: OMG, thank you! What are they?' Below is a photograph of Kermit the Frog, a green Muppet character, standing at a wooden table with a white rotary phone. Kermit is holding the phone receiver to his ear with his right hand, his left hand gesturing, and has a cheerful, surprised expression with wide eyes and an open mouth, as if engaged in a phone call. The humor comes from the unexpected reaction of 'Me' thanking the hacker instead of being scared, implying forgetfulness about passwords, paired with Kermit's expressive, animated demeanor fitting the lighthearted tone.

Kermit the Frog Reacts to Hacker with Passwords

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A 2x2 grid meme featuring Kermit the Frog to humorously represent introvert struggles. Top-left panel: Kermit sits hunched with a sad expression, text overlay 'Am I boring?...'. Top-right panel: Text 'Me when I don't talk:'. Bottom-left panel: Kermit raises a hand with an anxious look, text 'Am I annoying?...'. Bottom-right panel: Text 'Me when I talk:'. The meme satirizes the introvert experience of overthinking social interactions, fearing being boring when silent or annoying when speaking.

An introvert in life in a nutshell

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