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Sometimes you get out of the habit as you get older, but do you remember being 15 and saving every meme to your phone in hopes of using it as a funny placeholder on your finsta? It's good to get back into it, even if "memes" and "images" are a bit too sincere of a reflection of your self, a little too pre-post-post-irony. Here's some photos I've saved from teh interwebz recently.
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Jun 23, 2025
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im 22 and still save funny pics for my finsta 🤪 recently also saved the USA sign pic 😭
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