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This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post from user @GidMK, with display name Health Nerd. It features a short satirical fictional dialogue highlighting a common frustration with anti-science attitudes online: a scientist presents a fact backed by decades of peer-reviewed research, and an uninformed person first cites random objections they found on YouTube, then cites content from known conspiracy and misinformation platform InfoWars when the scientist confirms they already considered the YouTube claims. When the scientist points out the InfoWars content is just a supplement advertisement, the uninformed person declares they do not know who to believe. The joke satirizes the common trend of people treating unvetted, low-credibility online content as equally valid to long-term, peer reviewed scientific research.

Uninformed person doubts established science using misinformation sources

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This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post. The post shows a defective Diet Coke soda can that has sealed flat metal ends on both its top and bottom, with no pull tab present to open the container, placed on a brushed metallic countertop. The poster's caption reads 'A can't of coke' paired with a sad frowning face emoji, which is a wordplay pun on the common phrase 'a can of coke' — the can cannot be opened, so it is jokingly referred to as a 'can't'.

A Can't of Coke Defective Soda Pun Meme

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Morgan Freeman Looks The Same Since I Was 5 Meme

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This image is a screenshot of a verified X (formerly Twitter) post from user Marci Robin. The accompanying tweet text states that when she purchased a car, the dealership required her to physically mark a checkbox with a pen on a paper form to confirm she is not a robot. Below the tweet text is a photo of the actual paper form, showing the checked box next to the text 'I'm not a robot', with a 'Submit' label and partial signature visible below the checkbox. The humor derives from the absurdity of porting the standard digital CAPTCHA anti-bot verification step, which is designed to block automated online bot activity, over to an in-person, offline transaction where a robot would not realistically be purchasing a car.

Car Dealership Uses Paper 'I'm Not A Robot' Checkbox For In-Person Car Purchase

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This is a screenshot of a tweet from X (formerly Twitter) user @GabeKuhlman. The tweet text reads 'Never wearing overalls again', paired with a photo of a restaurant receipt dated October 1, 2021 at 1:35 AM. The server labeled the customer's tab as '*Mario Lookin MF' as a playful joke, referencing that the customer was wearing overalls, the iconic signature clothing of Nintendo's Super Mario video game character. The receipt shows the customer ordered 3 High Life beers priced at $4 each, for a total of $12 including sales tax. The humor comes from the customer's amused embarrassment at being identified as looking like Mario due to his outfit, leading him to joke he will avoid wearing overalls in the future.

Customer Jokes He Will Stop Wearing Overalls After Server Nicknames Him Mario Lookin MF On Receipt

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This is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) user Elissa Knipp. The post functions as a lighthearted, jokey public service announcement stating that the poster will eat any unwanted pickle from anyone, anywhere, closing with a polite thank you. The humor comes from two layers: first, it is relatable to people who enjoy pickles and often accept unwanted pickles from friends or family who dislike them, and second, the word 'pickle' carries a suggestive double entendre as casual slang for male genitalia, adding a raunchy undertone to the otherwise innocent statement.

Public Service Announcement I Will Eat Your Unwanted Pickle

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Sending multiple 'Also:' prefixed unrelated texts is my love language

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The dream of every man on earth: Haaland's post-retirement farm plan

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Anything is machine washable if you don't care enough funny tweet

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This image features a low-angle close up of the upper half of a real man's face, looking annoyed and confused as he glances to the side, presumably while seated on an airplane, with a hint of the plane's overhead bin and window visible in the background. Overlaid across the image is a long, sarcastic, relatable rant text questioning why 200 other people are on the same completely full 8pm Monday flight from Cincinnati to Chicago as him, pointing out that driving between the two cities is faster, it is a random work evening, and the man sitting next to him is wearing shorts even though it is snowing in both origin and destination cities.

Confused Passenger Rants About Full Odd-Time Flight Between Cincinnati And Chicago

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This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post from user kim, handle @k1mfucious. The post text reads: "He has over 5 red flags... but I'm a Six flags season pass holder weee" followed by three grinning wide-eyed monkey emojis. The meme contains a pun: it plays on the term "red flags", which refers to obvious warning signs about a romantic partner, by comparing them to the Six Flags amusement park chain. The joke implies the poster intentionally ignores many relationship red flags, framing this choice as being a frequent, enthusiastic visitor to these "flags" as someone who holds a season pass to the amusement park.

Red Flags Six Flags Season Pass Joke Tweet

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This image is a screenshot of a public tweet from X (formerly Twitter) user Kristen Mulrooney (@missmulrooney). The tweet shares a lighthearted, relatable parenting anecdote: the user's 2-year-old daughter sits up in bed every morning and yells 'HELP, I WOKE UP' immediately after waking. The user adds that this dramatic reaction is a feeling nearly everyone can relate to, as many adults also find waking up in the morning unpleasant and burdensome, mirroring the toddler's exaggerated response. The humor arises from the overlap between a small child's unfiltered reaction and the common adult experience of dreading the start of the day.

Relatable Toddler Morning Wake Up Cry Tweet

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