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This artifact is a meme about a storm that was originally printed and taped up, and then photographed.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
On my friends snapchat story
September 10th
A meme and a piece of paper

This sticker pokes fun at a common, embarrassing, and aggravating experience while driving. Hitting curbs is stereotypically associated with women, so this sticker works to recognize and rework the stereotype to the drivers advantage.

This artifact uses shots from the Scooby-Doo cartoon to depict someone uncovering the consequences of their own actions.

The submitter provided the following about this artifact: "Internet meme circa 2020?"

A bumper sticker reading, "CAUTION / THIS VEHICLE MAKES / FREQUENT STOPS / AT YOUR MOM'S HOUSE" actively insults every driver stuck behind this SUV. The borderline childish "your mom" joke is still surprising and humorous to any witnesses of this…

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.

The Colosseum in Rome.
The creator of the original text is unknown. The image shows the original post done on 9/15/2017 by someone from New York City, and then two others who responded to it. (i.e. "Me too" and "Me 3").

The materials include the…

This artifact is a note printed and placed on a discarded mini fridge in the Williams Building.

This artifact is a label written on a paper plate. It is attached to a mini fridge on the second floor of the Williams Building.