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From the Standpoint of Water
From the Standpoint of Water refers to a series of jokes and memes about United States President Donald Trump referring to Hurricane Florence as "one of the wettest we've ever seen from the standpoint of water."
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Social Credit System
Social Credit System refers to a planned national reputation system used to provide Chinese citizens and business with a score using mass surveillance and data analysis. The system has been widely criticized as an Orwellian and authoritarian by privacy advocates.
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Marcel's Favorite Song
Marcel's Favorite Song refers to a scene from the sitcom Friends where the character Ross' pet monkey Marcel puts a CD into a CD player, which then begins to play "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by The Tokens. While Ross, Joey, and Chandler are initially not amused by the song, they eventually begin dancing to it. The scene was later remixed on YouTube using different songs.
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Chrissy Teigen's Cringe Face
Chrissy Teigen's Cringe Face is a reaction image made by model and television personality Chrissy Teigen that is used to express embarrassment.
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Black Clover
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When You're at a Sleepover
When You're at a Sleepover refers to a series of image macros that caption photographs of humans or animals underneath a variety of objects with some variation of "When you’re at a sleepover and your friend doesn’t give you a blanket."
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Alice & Zoroku (Wonder Drive Oresama)
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Ice Age
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Pirates of the Carribean
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Fast and Furious
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Mission Impossible
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The Mummy
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Die Hard
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Rush Hour
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Men in Black
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The Promised NeverLand
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Why Do Good Girls Like Bad Guys?
Why Do Good Girls Like Bad Guys? refers to a participatory challenge popularized on TikTok in which men lip-sync to the song "Good Girls Bad Guys" by Falling In Reverse. In the first half of the challenge, they are dressed nicely, then place their hand on the camera, and when they take it off they are in significantly edgier clothing.
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Batman's Penis Censorship Controversy
Batman's Penis Censorship Controversy refers to the public reaction to publication of a panel in the comic book Batman: Damned in which the penis of comic book superhero Batman is visible. Following the release of the book, DC Comics, the publisher of the comic, announced that the penis would be removed from subsequent pressings.
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The Verge's Gaming PC Build Video
The Verge's Gaming PC Build Video refers to an instructional video demonstrating how to assemble a gaming desktop computer released by the tech news site The Verge in September 2018. The video was widely criticized online for containing multiple errors and poor building practices.
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