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This meme uses a vintage early 20th-century illustration of a father with his two children at home. The young daughter, sitting on her father's lap holding an open book, asks him a nonsensical hypothetical question: 'Dad would you still love mom if she was a snail?'. The father gives a blunt, unhesitating reply of 'No', after which the young son kneeling on the floor playing responds by calling his father 'Legend'. The humor derives from the absurdity of the hypothetical, the father's unromantic, brutally honest answer, and the son framing this honesty as a cool, praiseworthy trait instead of a flaw.

Dad says he wouldn't love mom if she was a snail, son calls him a legend

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This is a lighthearted meme set on a vintage textured off-white background. At the top, small text reads 'Chicken Game', followed by large prominent text that states 'Don't look at this chicken'. Below the text is a detailed etched-style illustration of a standing hen, with a 'GAME OVER' label overlayed on the lower part of the chicken's body. Faint faded sketches of other chickens appear in the background. The joke relies on reverse psychology: viewers immediately look at the chicken after being instructed not to, so they automatically lose the game as soon as they view the image.

Don't Look At This Chicken Reverse Psychology Meme

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This meme draws a humorous parallel between modern Zoom remote meetings and 19th century seances. It features a vintage illustration of a group of people sitting around a round table conducting a seance, paired with text that opens with the joke premise that Zoom meetings are modern seances. It then lists common phrases spoken during Zoom calls when an attendee has audio issues: asking if someone wants to join, calling for an absent attendee named William, saying they cannot hear him, and asking if he can hear them. The joke relies on the similarity between attempting to contact unresponsive spirits during a seance and attempting to reach unresponsive attendees with technical difficulties on remote calls.

Zoom Meetings Are Just Modern-Day Seances

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This meme is split into two sections: the upper section displays a vintage retrofuturistic science fiction illustration of multiple classic round flying saucer spaceships landing on a rocky, Mars-like alien planet, with small human figures on the planet surface waving to greet the arriving craft. The lower section features text that makes a lighthearted, affectionate joke about older science fiction works, noting that many of these older works set stories of advanced interstellar human exploration in years that are now in the past (for example, 2003). The text highlights the gap between the wildly optimistic expectations of past sci-fi creators about the speed of human space travel technology development, and the actual progress humans have made in real life, noting that old sci-fi held very high hopes for humanity that have not yet been fulfilled.

Old Sci-Fi Had Unrealistically High Hopes for Human Space Exploration

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The meme features a paleoart illustration of a muscular prehistoric hominid (early human/caveman) posed mid-throw, holding a large rock raised above his right shoulder with a smug, confident expression. Above the illustration, text is written from the caveman's perspective, humorously and crudely declaring that his discovery of how to throw rocks has made all other animals' evolutionary adaptations obsolete, and that humans are now the dominant species on the planet. The joke plays on the massive ecological shift that occurred when early humans developed tool use and projectile weapons, allowing them to become apex predators despite lacking the natural physical advantages of many other animals.

Sorry Animal Kingdom, I Just Learned How To Throw A Rock

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This is a black and white humorous single-panel meme using a vintage engraved-style illustration. The top of the image carries the title "How to Negotiate With Your Cat". The central illustration depicts a man sitting at a desk facing a cat that is perched on the desk surface with one paw raised, appearing to hold a serious conversation or negotiation with the man, while a woman sits behind the man observing the interaction. Below the illustration, two satirical negotiation steps are printed: Step One reads "Give your cat whatever they want.", Step Two reads "End negotiation.". The joke leans into the widely shared pet owner experience that cats are stubborn, demanding, and always get their way, so no actual back-and-forth negotiation is ever possible when interacting with a cat.

How to Negotiate With Your Cat Funny Pet Meme

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