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A bright turquoise poster-style image featuring four people standing side by side with their faces blurred, all with shaved or bald heads and casual, slightly worn clothing. At the top, large black capital letters spell out “TWEEZER” centered against the solid turquoise background.
Alex Karp in a suit with frizzy, curly gray hair against a blue background, resembling the back of a dryer, with the caption: “Found the finalist for ‘Most Likely To Look Like the Back of a Dryer’: Alex Karp.”
Nick Shirley getting ready to suck a pedos dick.
Instructional graphic with two steps: Step 1 shows placing a traffic cone over a smoking gas canister. Step 2 shows dropping an opened water bottle into the hole at the top of the cone.
A two-part image. In the top photo, a woman stands in a congressional hearing room holding up a protest sign that reads, “WHO NEEDS FACTS WHEN YOU’VE GOT FECAL MATTER?” as security personnel attempt to restrain her. Other attendees look forward, seemingly disinterested or uncomfortable. In the bottom photo, a visibly angry older man in a suit (RFK Jr.) raises his hand mid-gesture while snarling, his face contorted in frustration or outrage.
At the Pope’s funeral, mourners dressed in black stand solemnly outdoors. In the foreground, Donald Trump stands out wearing a bright blue suit, contrasting sharply with the traditional black attire around him. Melania Trump, next to him, is dressed appropriately in black. Rows of red-cushioned chairs and somber expressions set a respectful tone for the ceremony.
A large red metal sculpture resembling a bent railroad track stands in a grassy park near the river, with the modern glass skyscrapers of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, in the background. The AT&T “Batman Building” with its twin spires is visible to the right. The sky is overcast, and a white bridge crosses the river on the left.
A person wearing a maroon T-shirt featuring the album cover for “Darklands” by The Jesus and Mary Chain. The shirt has a large square image in blue and black tones, with abstract blurry shapes and white lights. Above the image, the text reads “THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN” in white capital letters, and below it, “DARKLANDS” is printed in bold white font. The person has a reddish beard and is standing in a room with posters and furniture visible in the background.
The back of the same person with long, light hair is shown as they browse a rack of vinyl records inside a record store. The space is decorated with a patterned rug, colorful album covers, and walls adorned with framed posters and music memorabilia. A monitor is mounted high on the wall above.
A scene from the sketch comedy show The Kids in the Hall, featuring the recurring character Cabbage Head. On the left, Cabbage Head — a man with a cabbage worn like a hat — smokes a cigar smugly. He wears a smoking jacket, an untied bow tie around his neck, and an open-collared shirt. On the right, a blonde person in a bright purple blazer and black turtleneck looks at him with clear annoyance or disbelief. The setting appears to be a modest, vintage-style living room with lace curtains and a wooden door in the background. The sketch is known for its absurd and satirical humor.
A woman with short dark hair and glasses sits at a desk, speaking into a microphone labeled “THV11” during a formal meeting. She is wearing a maroon blazer and pearl earrings. Behind her, several people are seated, slightly out of focus. Overlaid text reads: “Legislator seeks crackdown on boys wearing girls’ clothes, tomboy haircuts and more – ARKANSAS TIMES.
A digitally altered photo of Chief Justice John Roberts wearing a black judge’s robe. His face has been edited to include teardrops running down his cheeks. A tattoo-like inscription on his forehead reads, “I fucked America,” resembling a modern-day Scarlet Letter. The blurred background appears to be a tattoo shop.
A black and white promotional photo of the industrial band Skinny Puppy. The three band members have spiky, teased hair and wear dark, gothic-inspired clothing, with two in leather jackets. The central figure has an intense gaze, arms crossed, and wears multiple bracelets, while the others exude a similarly edgy, punk-industrial aesthetic.
In the photograph, Usha Vance, wearing a blue dress, smiles while holding hands with her husband, J.D. Vance, who is dressed in a navy blue suit and red tie. They are accompanied by their three young children, each dressed formally. A speech bubble has been digitally added to the image, containing the text: “F*** them kids. Take me to Ruth’s Chris.
A satirical image depicting U.S. Senator Dick Durbin with a goofy, oblivious grin, dressed in a suit and tie. He stands in the foreground while, behind him, the United States is portrayed in chaos: iconic landmarks are ablaze, and the American flag is burning. A speech bubble next to him reads ‘WELL FUDGE,’
At the top, bold red text reads: “CAUSE F* HIM, THAT’S WHY”** in all caps. The central figure is Elon Musk, sitting in the middle with a dejected expression. Surrounding him are: • Vladimir Putin, holding a baby with Donald Trump’s face edited onto it, who has a scrunched, pouty expression. • Ashley St. Clair (Elon’s baby mama), appearing with long dark hair and a neutral expression. • Karoline Leavitt, edited as the blonde woman sitting on the left, looking unimpressed. • Marco Rubio, sitting on the right side, looking concerned. The title at the bottom has been altered to say: “ELON and the Terrible, Horrible, NO GOOD, VERY BAD DAY”, in a parody of the original movie’s typography.
A parody-style edited movie poster featuring Maye Musk’s face superimposed onto Pamela Voorhees’ body from Friday the 13th (1980). The background is dimly lit with circular decorations, resembling the film’s camp setting. She is wearing a cream-colored knit sweater, now altered to include the text “PEOPLE ARE SLAVES” in bold black letters. Blood splatters cover parts of the sweater and the background. At the top, the text reads: “MAYE MUSK IS PSYCHO” in bold white and yellow horror-themed letters, with “IT RUNS IN THE FAMILY” below in yellow. On the left, a fake review quote states: “CRAZY AND ENTITLED” – Says OUT OF TOUCH Weekly. In the bottom left, an “R” rating box includes a satirical content warning: “FRATRICIDE. MAULING. VERY POSSIBLY HALF-SIBLING LOVIN’ OR AT LEAST KISSIN’ COUSINS. SERIOUSLY.” The overall design mimics a classic horror movie poster with exaggerated elements, using horror tropes to create a satirical or critical take on Maye Musk.
A person is heard in amused way, saying, ‘It makes my titties just want to drive away.’ The background include Brookings, Oregon. The tone appears playful or humorous.
A digitally altered version of the Problem Child movie poster. Instead of the original boy, Elon Musk’s face is superimposed onto the child’s body, sitting atop a washing machine. To the left, Marco Rubio is edited in, holding a bottle of water as if drinking from it. On the right, Donald Trump is pointing angrily in Musk’s direction. The washing machine has a trapped cat inside, like in the original poster, but additional government agency logos such as the USDA, IRS, and the Department of Education have been added to the machine. The Problem Child title remains at the bottom in its original stylized font.
McNamaras Pub in Nashville, Tn
This image is a satirical take on the absurdity of conservative evangelical moral panic, flipping their usual accusations of “satanic behavior” onto the very things they embrace. Instead of rock music, Dungeons & Dragons, or LGBT culture being labeled as evil, it hilariously points the finger at: • Christian Nationalism – Bible, “Jesus is Lord” bumper sticker, MAGA hat. • Toxic Masculinity & Right-Wing Icons – Joe Rogan, UFC, Elon Musk, Jordan Peterson. • Hyper-American, Cowboy Culture – Yellowstone merch, cowboy kids, pickup trucks. • Pseudo-Patriotism – “Don’t Tread on Me” plates, Bill of Rights imagery. • Divorce & Traditional Gender Roles – DivorceCare, submissive housewife imagery. • Masculine Self-Obsession – Gym bro supplements (Onnit), “I ❤️ Me” sticker. The joke is that evangelical conservatives are quick to call everything they dislike “satanic,” yet their own culture is filled with hypocrisy, grifting, and cultish worship of right-wing celebrities. The image exposes the absurdity of their moral posturing—if everything they hate is “evil,” why does their own culture resemble idolatry, greed, and selfishness?
A man in a button-up shirt is closely examining a sample under a large, high-tech microscope in a laboratory. He is adjusting the controls with one hand while focusing intently through the eyepiece. The lab is bright and modern, with various scientific equipment and computers in the background.
A screenshot of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEXDJX: .DJI) stock market index showing a decline. The index is at 43,191.24, down 649.67 points or 1.48% as of March 3, 4:07 PM EST. The one-day chart illustrates a downward trend throughout the day, with some fluctuations and a small recovery near the close. The previous close was 43,840.91, with an opening value of 43,900.49. The daily high reached 44,033.78, while the low was 42,919.31. The 52-week high is 45,073.63, and the 52-week low is 37,611.56. The chart is labeled with time markers and price points, with red text and graph elements indicating the decline in value. There is a ‘More about Dow Jones Industrial Average’ button at the bottom.
A man wearing a red shirt and black hat looks terrified and bewildered in a scene from Kitchen Nightmares. His expression suggests shock or confusion.
A side-by-side comparison of two images. The top image shows Elon Musk standing at the head of a long table in a government meeting room, speaking to Donald Trump’s cabinet. Trump is seated to the right, looking disinterested, while the rest of the officials appear to be listening attentively. Musk is dressed casually in a black hoodie and baseball cap, contrasting with the suited politicians. The bottom image is a scene from the movie Don’t Look Up, featuring actor Mark Rylance as tech billionaire Peter Isherwell. He stands in a nearly identical position, addressing high-ranking government officials in a similar room, wearing a gray zip-up jacket. The politicians around him look engaged, mirroring the top image. The side-by-side comparison highlights the eerie similarity between real-life billionaire influence over government and the film’s satirical depiction of the same phenomenon. Bluesky text: ‘One of these is a dystopian satire about unchecked billionaire influence. The other is a Netflix movie.
A digitally altered World War II-era anti-fascist propaganda poster. •At the top, bold red and black text reads: “MAGA WANTS US TO BELIEVE THAT:” •Below, a list of statements presented in a wartime propaganda style, including: •Democracy is dying, and the country is beyond saving. •Our armed forces are weak and incapable of defending our nation. •The “Deep State” controls every branch of government—elections, courts, and law enforcement—yet those in power are still the victims. •Elites and globalists are behind all of America’s problems, pulling the strings from the shadows. •Our borders are defenseless, and foreign invaders are taking over. •We must abandon our allies and focus only on protecting ourselves. •This is a war for white, Christian values—progressives, non-believers, and outsiders are the enemy. •The trans agenda, LGBTQ+ activists, and minorities are destroying our traditions and silencing real Americans. •Elections are rigged, the government is broken, and voting is pointless. • mCollapsing the system without following the law is the only way to save America—even if you lose everything in the process. Is this experiment worth it? To the right, a caricature of Elon Musk in Nazi attire is shown reading a document, wearing a swastika armband. At the bottom, a historical-style illustration of two Nazi-uniformed figures with the faces of Donald Trump and another political figure superimposed on them. The bold closing statement at the bottom reads: “AMERICANS WILL NOT BE FOOLED!”
Sheriff Norris looking like a creep
The image features a man with a surprised or bewildered expression, wide eyes, and slightly open mouth. He has short dark hair, prominent ears, and a shiny complexion. He is wearing a retro-style green polo shirt with white and blue stripes on the collar and chest. The background includes green walls and shelves filled with various silverware, trophies, and decorative items, giving the setting a vintage or antique feel.
A desk setup featuring a variety of collectibles and figures. Centered is a detailed Planet of the Apes action figure of a gorilla soldier in black armor. To the left, a Totoro lamp with a small Totoro companion holds a yellow umbrella, in front of a signed and encased Spectacular Spider-Man comic featuring the Green Goblin. To the right, a Chucky bobblehead from Child’s Play holds a knife menacingly. The scene is illuminated by colorful ambient lighting, creating a vibrant and nostalgic display.
Donald “Cuck” Trump sucks the shit out of President Musks Toes.
The image is a digitally manipulated political meme. It features a businessman in a suit holding a briefcase and appearing to dodge or shield himself from an incoming large hammer. The background consists of floating dollar signs, giving a financial or economic theme. Overlaying the image are text labels: • “DEMOCRATIC LEADERS” is placed over the businessman, suggesting he represents them. • “WHAT THEY WILL FIGHT FOR” is positioned in the middle. • “END OF FREEDOMS AND OUR FUTURE” is near the hammer, implying that this is what is being fought against or potentially brought about.
A small tan-colored dog with a happy expression is standing on a grooming table, secured with a grooming loop around its neck. A pet groomer with curly dark hair is working on the dog, facing away from the camera. The scene is viewed through a glass window, with various pet grooming supplies such as spray bottles, shampoo, and brushes visible on the counter. In the foreground, a metal wire basket filled with pet toys and accessories, including plush toys and feathered items, is partially obstructing the view. A wooden pole is also diagonally crossing the frame.
A young man in a denim outfit strikes a dramatic martial arts pose on a rooftop, his expression serious and determined, with a retro, grainy film quality. This image depicts Dirk Diggler in his fictional action hero role as Brock Landers from Boogie Nights.
A black background with bold white text that reads, “I want you to take a step back and literally FUCK YOUR OWN FACE - Les Grossman.” The text is in capital letters, with the word “FUCK” being the largest and most prominent. The quote is attributed to the fictional character Les Grossman from the movie Tropic Thunder.
A digitally edited image features Senator Chuck Schumer dressed in a futuristic, Tron-style suit with glowing blue accents. His expression appears slightly exasperated or dismissive. The background depicts a burning Capitol building, engulfed in flames and smoke. A speech bubble next to him reads: “Sorry democracy, all I can offer is a half-hearted skeet sesh and a beer pong rematch with the roommates.” The overall aesthetic blends sci-fi and satire, creating a humorous yet dystopian vibe.
A digitally edited image features Senator Chuck Schumer dressed in a futuristic, Tron-style suit with glowing blue accents. His expression appears slightly exasperated or dismissive. The background depicts a burning Capitol building, engulfed in flames and smoke. A speech bubble next to him reads: “Sorry democracy, all I can offer is a half-hearted skeet sesh and a beer pong rematch with the roommates.” The overall aesthetic blends sci-fi and satire, creating a humorous yet dystopian vibe.
A framed poster featuring a stylized illustration of David Bowie in his Ziggy Stardust persona, designed to resemble a vintage cigarette advertisement. The poster has a red-orange background and includes text such as “Reach for a ZIGGY and blow your Mind” and “ZIGGY STRIKE Ultra Thin CIGARETTES.” The artwork portrays Bowie with dramatic makeup, a cigarette in hand, and a star pattern near his eye. The poster is hung on a beige wall next to a turntable setup with red lighting. Above it, vinyl records and framed artwork are displayed. Below the poster, vinyl records are stacked on the floor. A black baseball bat leans against the wall on the left.
A crumpled printed memo from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), dated January 28, 2025. The subject is ‘Pause on Special Emphasis Programs and Related Activities and Events.’ The memo states that the agency is pausing all DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs, special observances, agency resource groups, affinity groups, and employee networking groups to comply with executive orders. It lists specific observances that will be paused, including Black History Month, Pride, Women’s History Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, and others. The memo clarifies that federal holidays like Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth will not be affected but that related events are on hold. The document is printed on official letterhead with the DIA seal and a Washington, D.C. address.
Tim Vought, Trump’s pick for Director of OMB, is the key player everyone should be watching. As the architect of the budget portion of Project 2025, Trump is positioning him to take control of the country’s finances. If there’s one person to keep an eye on, it’s him.
A dog chaotically swipes a vitrual guitar on a ipad
The image depicts a cartoonish, balloon-like version of Donald Trump with a laser beam shooting from his mouth toward Earth. The speech bubble coming from him says, “Basic Dignity, Please!”
This image shows a post by Elon Musk commenting on a Truth Social post by Donald J. Trump. Trump’s post features an edited image of himself dressed in a 1940s-style gangster outfit, standing beside a sign that says “FAFO” with a smiley face, which stands for “F*** Around and Find Out.” Elon Musk captioned the repost with “This is awesome.”
This image is a humorous meme using a scene from the movie Gremlins. It shows chaos in a bar where mischievous gremlins are causing havoc, with a woman trying to fend them off. The text superimposed on the image reads: •On the gremlins: “United States Government” •On the woman trying to survive: “Americans trying to survive the next 4 years”
A two-panel meme featuring a goose: Top Panel: The goose looks calm and says, “WHY AREN’T EGGS CHEAPER NOW?” Bottom Panel: The goose is aggressively chasing someone and yells, “WHY AREN’T EGGS CHEAPER NOW, MOTHERF*CKER?”
A selfie of Brock and his wife standing outside in front of a banner at the Frist Art Museum. She is wearing a pink polka-dot blouse, and Brock is in a red flannel shirt and black cap. Both are smiling with a sunny blue sky behind them.
Stopped by Grimey’s today and snagged some killer records: Queens of the Stone Age - In Times New Roman, Melvins - Stoner Witch, and Mogwai - Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will. Grimey’s never lets me down!
A photo of a man Brock wearing a black cap and a flannel shirt over a graphic T-shirt, standing in a modern studio space. The room features acoustic panels, dual monitors, studio speakers, and a moon phase tapestry on the wall. A ceiling fan is in the background, and the space has a casual, creative vibe.
Image of three vinyl records: Peter Gabriel’s So, Hum’s Downward Is Heavenward, and Jellyfish’s Bellybutton, neatly displayed on a marble-textured surface.
A turntable with a custom Dr. Octagon-themed slipmat is displayed, featuring striking black-and-white artwork of a skeletal figure in medical attire. Beside it lies the iconic Dr. Octagon album cover, showcasing the same eerie, surreal aesthetic. In the background, shelves are filled with an extensive vinyl collection.
Screenshot from a scene featuring Marc Maron wearing a navy blue Grimey’s Record Shop t-shirt. The logo on the shirt prominently displays a record turntable and the text ‘Grimey’s New & Preloved Music Nashville.’ In the background, a guitar is visible, adding to the cozy and musical vibe of the setting.
A kitchen stovetop is being used as a workspace for cleaning vinyl records. In the center, a record is propped upright on a cleaning rack. To the left, a black Craftsman toolbox contains cleaning supplies and accessories. To the right, a plastic tray and a bottle of cleaning solution labeled ‘Record Friend’ are visible. Behind the setup, large glass jars filled with flour and other ingredients are positioned on the counter, with a white wall and a hood vent above the stove. The stovetop is clean and organized, with a cloth and instruction manual also visible in the frame.
Comic panel featuring Superman punching a Nazi robot adorned with a swastika armband. The robot exclaims, ‘Gasp! The Superman!’ while Superman delivers a powerful punch, accompanied by a ‘Pow!’ sound effect. In the background, a man and woman observe the scene, with the man taking a photograph. Superman looks confident as he overpowers the villain in this action-packed moment.
Collage of news headlines featuring Donald Trump and his statements about banning TikTok in the U.S. The headlines include quotes like ‘Trump says he’s banning TikTok in the U.S.,’ ‘Trump on TikTok: We’re banning them from the United States,’ and ‘Donald Trump declares war on TikTok from Air Force One.’ Multiple media outlets such as NBC News, Vanity Fair, Breitbart, ABC News, and Billboard are represented, showing various images of Trump making the announcement.
Two women are sitting on a couch having a conversation. The woman on the left, looking concerned, has a speech bubble that says, ‘TikTok’s banned. It’s gone for good.’ The woman on the right, gesturing calmly, responds in a speech bubble, ‘Oh honey, don’t worry. TikTok’s ban is just tech industry propaganda—create the problem, let Trump play the hero, and everyone forgets he caused it.’