this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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it doesn’t have to conform to the exact format to work
If it doesn't conform to the format, you should pick a different one that it does conform to and use that instead.
What if they couldn't come up with a different format (even tho I may know different formats to use here I sometimes simply don't know their name (to search for their templates) or I'm just lacking the mental capacity to think of a more fitting one :')
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its like retelling a joke you heard but leaving out the punchline
I find the meme quite funny actually. even tho the last panels are typically the same text, they dont have to be. Memes can change after all.
Technically the minion pictures boomers unironically post on Facebook are also memes