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The image shows a block of text asserting that memes have become the lingua franca of the digital generation. It claims that people are using Kermit, SpongeBob, cursed screenshots, and random stock images to explain complex emotions, political discourse, economics, and the daily chaos of being chronically online. The text is positioned on the right side of the frame, adjacent to an "anyone involved" logo with an "@" symbol.
kittyorkatherine

Nov 25, 2025, 7:25 PM

Wealden, UK

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The image shows a block of text asserting that memes have become the lingua franca of the digital generation. It claims that people are using Kermit, SpongeBob, cursed screenshots, and random stock images to explain complex emotions, political discourse, economics, and the daily chaos of being chronically online. The text is positioned on the right side of the frame, adjacent to an "anyone involved" logo with an "@" symbol.

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