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Phishing is the fraudulent practice of sending emails or other messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to obtain information or cause certain actions of individuals. This artifact emphasizes the phrase, "Don't believe everything…

A bumper sticker on the back of a students car to indicate their love and dedication to the artist, Taylor Swift. This bumper sticker is meant to be humorous, as seen with the fandom name "Swiftie", while also holding truth to the statement. One…

This is a slightly humorous take of the horse piece in chess, on a subreddit known as r/anarchychess that takes the rules of chess, makes parodies and discusses it, and uses contemporary internet culture to create jokes. The user u/Fadrinix is using…

This artifact is a screenshot of a chest message from the video game 'Trails From Zero'

This artifacts is a pin attached to Mishalynn Brown's backpack. It takes a comedic approach to self-love and the acknowledgement of racial tensions.

This artifact appears to be taped to a wooden surface that pleads individuals to refrain from leaning on it.

This artifact was found in a waiting area in a train station. It is posted above seats and the public is urged to keep their feet off the seats.

This item demonstrates a question-and-answer joke, which typically end with a pun. Many jokes like this have made people laugh for years regardless of their age or generation.

A troll post created and posted on Twitter on September 20, 2019 in the wake of the Facebook announcement alerting the public to storm Area 51.

This artifact is a Twitter meme about mermaids knowing that humans can drown if they drink too much liquid and thinking that just drinking a simple soda would kill them.