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2025-06-05T03:55:40.354272+00:00

This meme is a visual comparison of the size of a memory card over time. The image shows a finger with a memory card from 2005, 2014, and 2024, with the size of the card decreasing significantly each year. The text "2005: 128MB", "2014: 128GB", and "2024: 1TB" appears above each card, highlighting the massive increase in storage capacity over the past few decades.

This meme is a screenshot of a tweet with a photo of a person in a spacesuit exiting a spacecraft. The tweet is from a parody Twitter account and includes a joke about a celebrity exiting a spacecraft, referencing a famous song. The text reads: "Katy Perry exiting the rocket capsule" and "My patients are rationing insulin &".

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2025-04-23T02:35:37.459627+00:00

This meme is a screenshot of a tweet with a photo of a person in a spacesuit exiting a spacecraft. The tweet is from a parody Twitter account and includes a joke about a celebrity exiting a spacecraft, referencing a famous song. The text reads: "Katy Perry exiting the rocket capsule" and "My patients are rationing insulin &".

This meme features a photo of a stock trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, looking worried and stressed. The image is overlaid with the text "Japanese investors have offloaded more than $20 billion in international bonds" and a caption that reads "That's a lot of yen".

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2025-04-22T16:05:14.308220+00:00

This meme features a photo of a stock trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, looking worried and stressed. The image is overlaid with the text "Japanese investors have offloaded more than $20 billion in international bonds" and a caption that reads "That's a lot of yen".

The meme is an image of a financial chart showing a significant price drop in the stock of a company called "FREEDOM" (likely a joke or a play on the concept of freedom). The chart shows a sharp decline in the stock price, with the text "FREEDOM" written in bold letters at the top of the chart. The caption is likely "FREEDOM IS SLIPPING AWAY".

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2025-04-22T15:26:44.613110+00:00

The meme is an image of a financial chart showing a significant price drop in the stock of a company called "FREEDOM" (likely a joke or a play on the concept of freedom). The chart shows a sharp decline in the stock price, with the text "FREEDOM" written in bold letters at the top of the chart. The caption is likely "FREEDOM IS SLIPPING AWAY".

The meme is a reference to the 1984 movie "The Terminator" and the 1985 movie "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior". It features a scene from "The Terminator" where a Terminator is shot and explodes, with the phrase "I'll be back" appearing on screen. The meme is a humorous take on this scene, with the phrase "I'll be back" replaced with "I'll be back... for the snacks".

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2025-04-20T23:17:46.639294+00:00

The meme is a reference to the 1984 movie "The Terminator" and the 1985 movie "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior". It features a scene from "The Terminator" where a Terminator is shot and explodes, with the phrase "I'll be back" appearing on screen. The meme is a humorous take on this scene, with the phrase "I'll be back" replaced with "I'll be back... for the snacks".

This meme is a photo of a tree with three trunks, each representing a different person or situation. The text on the left trunk says "me", the middle trunk says "staying informed on the American dumpster fire", and the right trunk says "my mental health". The image is meant to be humorous and relatable, poking fun at the idea that staying informed about current events can be overwhelming and detrimental to one's mental health.

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2025-03-31T18:27:00.893705+00:00

This meme is a photo of a tree with three trunks, each representing a different person or situation. The text on the left trunk says "me", the middle trunk says "staying informed on the American dumpster fire", and the right trunk says "my mental health". The image is meant to be humorous and relatable, poking fun at the idea that staying informed about current events can be overwhelming and detrimental to one's mental health.

This meme is an image of a blank white screen with the text "I can explain it" written in the center. The image is a joke about a person trying to explain a meme to someone who can't see it, and the text is a humorous acknowledgment of the challenge. The image is likely a humorous commentary on the difficulty of describing visual jokes to non-visual audiences.

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2025-03-21T19:32:02.136407+00:00

This meme is an image of a blank white screen with the text "I can explain it" written in the center. The image is a joke about a person trying to explain a meme to someone who can't see it, and the text is a humorous acknowledgment of the challenge. The image is likely a humorous commentary on the difficulty of describing visual jokes to non-visual audiences.

This meme is a joke about a Soviet-era joke that has been reworked to be about a modern-day scenario. The joke is presented in a format that mimics a conversation, with a "person" and a "vendor" exchanging lines. The text reads: "Person: Guy stops by the newsstand every day, scans the front page, doesn't buy the paper. Vendor: Guy says: 'Looking for an obituary.' Vendor: 'Those are in the back.' Guy says: 'Not the one I'm looking for.'"

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2025-03-06T22:08:06.773902+00:00

This meme is a joke about a Soviet-era joke that has been reworked to be about a modern-day scenario. The joke is presented in a format that mimics a conversation, with a "person" and a "vendor" exchanging lines. The text reads: "Person: Guy stops by the newsstand every day, scans the front page, doesn't buy the paper. Vendor: Guy says: 'Looking for an obituary.' Vendor: 'Those are in the back.' Guy says: 'Not the one I'm looking for.'"

This meme features a photo of a person looking surprised or shocked, with a caption that reads "When you realize you've been eating Taco Bell's 'Beefy 5-Layer Burrito' for years, but it's actually just a 2-layer burrito with a sad, beef-less filling".

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2024-09-03T06:10:58.895168+00:00

This meme features a photo of a person looking surprised or shocked, with a caption that reads "When you realize you've been eating Taco Bell's 'Beefy 5-Layer Burrito' for years, but it's actually just a 2-layer burrito with a sad, beef-less filling".

This meme is a humorous take on the idea that someone from the South (a region in the United States) is not as familiar with the concept of "glitter in veins" as someone from a more urban or coastal area. The text reads: "The south is so amazing. Just talked to an old man by the river about micro plastics and he said 'there's glitter in our veins that will outlast our bones' then he just walked away from me."

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2024-04-03T02:17:21.176000+00:00

This meme is a humorous take on the idea that someone from the South (a region in the United States) is not as familiar with the concept of "glitter in veins" as someone from a more urban or coastal area. The text reads: "The south is so amazing. Just talked to an old man by the river about micro plastics and he said 'there's glitter in our veins that will outlast our bones' then he just walked away from me."

This meme is a humorous commentary on the 1999 film "The Matrix" and its prediction of a dystopian future. The text in the image reads: "The Matrix described 1999 as the peak of human civilization and I laughed because that would obviously not age well but then the next 23 years happened and now I'm like yeah okay maybe the machines had a point." The meme is poking fun at the idea that the movie's depiction of a dystopian future was meant to be a warning, but it's now clear that the world is actually getting worse, and the machines are indeed right.

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2023-11-17T22:42:01+00:00

This meme is a humorous commentary on the 1999 film "The Matrix" and its prediction of a dystopian future. The text in the image reads: "The Matrix described 1999 as the peak of human civilization and I laughed because that would obviously not age well but then the next 23 years happened and now I'm like yeah okay maybe the machines had a point." The meme is poking fun at the idea that the movie's depiction of a dystopian future was meant to be a warning, but it's now clear that the world is actually getting worse, and the machines are indeed right.

This meme is a chart showing the rising temperatures over the years, with a focus on the increase in extreme temperatures. The chart is divided into four categories: floods, storms, droughts, and temperatures. The text in the image reads: "As of June 14, 2023. A disaster is classified here as at least one of the following: 10+ killed/100+ injured/a state of emergency declared/ a call to international assistance requested."

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2023-08-14T18:14:41+00:00

This meme is a chart showing the rising temperatures over the years, with a focus on the increase in extreme temperatures. The chart is divided into four categories: floods, storms, droughts, and temperatures. The text in the image reads: "As of June 14, 2023. A disaster is classified here as at least one of the following: 10+ killed/100+ injured/a state of emergency declared/ a call to international assistance requested."

This meme is an image of a solar eclipse, with a dark circle in the center representing the sun. The image is captioned "when you're trying to take a selfie but the sun is in the way".

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2023-08-11T22:45:28+00:00

This meme is an image of a solar eclipse, with a dark circle in the center representing the sun. The image is captioned "when you're trying to take a selfie but the sun is in the way".

This meme is a humorous exchange between two people, one who is watching the movie Titanic and the other who is watching it on Twitter. The person watching the movie asks, "What are those musicians DOING?" implying they're confused by the on-screen music. The person watching on Twitter responds with "I get it" in a sarcastic tone, implying that the music is obvious and they're being sarcastic about the obviousness.

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2023-07-26T02:10:25+00:00

This meme is a humorous exchange between two people, one who is watching the movie Titanic and the other who is watching it on Twitter. The person watching the movie asks, "What are those musicians DOING?" implying they're confused by the on-screen music. The person watching on Twitter responds with "I get it" in a sarcastic tone, implying that the music is obvious and they're being sarcastic about the obviousness.