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  numpad0
  The last one refilling detergent is a parody of The Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer; everyone has seen it on textbooks and it has become a meme template on Japanese Twitter in recent years.1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Milkmaid_(Vermeer)
• happytoexplain
  Some of these are very humorous because of the cultural disconnect (as an American, I have never experienced somebody asking to put their seat back)."An expert on a very niche subject" made me laugh out loud the hardest, because it's the one that's most "just a guy", and yet it's also exactly how it's described.
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  Waterluvian
  These are masterpieces in my opinion. It’s difficult to get the vibe exactly right when you’re working with so little.Yes, a thousand times yes you can put your seat back you gentle soul.
• jen729w
  Mine would be "dude who vibed a to-do app with Claude and thought he'd be rich then realised 20,000 other dudes had done exactly the same thing".Source: these dudes email me at a rate of about 5/week asking me to spruik their app to my audience.
• henearkr
  They are more like "situational haikus", or the transposition to practical humor of the concept of haiku.
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  PCI-eX16
  Maybe this is a different type of mundane costume, but I like costumes that just look like guys. When the anime initial D was popular, I would wear a white T, blue jeans, part my hair down the middle and say I'm cosplaying as Takumi Fujiwara...
• skyberrys
  Love how long each consume caption is. It could just be called Halloween costumes that take many words to explain.
• _vertigo
  These are great. First 3 are brilliant. The second one is golden, I wish I had thought of that.
• michaelbuckbee
  I saw video of a costume contest this year where one participant was wearing an Amazon delivery driver vest, flung a cardboard box across the stage and then took a picture of it (all to wild applause).
• ndndndndjd
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  swingandamiss
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