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"Well shit"
This artifact is Ilana Raiz's snapchat in which she reveals an unfortunate event that happened to her car.
"RIP tail"
This artifact is Instagram account arbol_the_geck's post showing the loss of the gecko’s tail. The owner is clearly upset, and that emotion might be why the post is more from their perspective instead of pretending to be the gecko. The owner is upset…
"At 5 years old..."
More often than not, memes reference pop culture. Throwback pop culture is especially relatable (think, “only 90s kids will understand”). In this meme, life lessons are pointed out from a children’s movie, and as the caption points out, it is quite a…
"when you've got a paper"
A popular meme theme is procrastination, which is what this meme above is conveying in a comedic, and relatable manner. Also, school assignments are a hot topic in memes (cue correlation to younger demographic whose memes target market are driven…
Earth can sustain 1 billion people max
This vehicle contains many stickers but the one mainly focused on is the "Earth can sustain 1 billion people max" located to the bottom left side of the towing hitch. This sticker is suvertedly pursuading for population control using fear tactics by…
MOLD HAZARD
This artifact is a sign blocking the entrance of a destroyed gas station in Panama City. The sign is composed of plywood and spray paint.
YOU LOOT WE SHOOT
This artifact is a sign found by an abandoned house in a neighborhood in Panama City. The sign is meant to deter looters from the neighborhood with the threat of gunfire. The sign is composed of roofing, spray paint, and one shotgun shell taped in…
CAUTION
This artifact is a sign found near the entrance of an abandoned private school in Panama City. The sign is composed of tape and black ink.
WHAT? ME WORRY?
This artifact is grafitti found on the side of in abandoned house in the cove area of Panama City. The grafitti is a quote from MAD Magazine character Alfred E. Neuman. The grafitti is written in black ink.
COVE
This artifact is a sign found at an abandoned neighborhood area in Panama City. The sign is meant to express sympathy for the cove area destroyed by Hurricane Michael. The sign is composed of plywood and spray paint.