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DIS IS NUT FOR KIDS

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Heroin Monkey

A 3D rendering of Charlie Brown with a large head and realistic features. Next to it, the original cartoon version. In the top left, the text "MIGUEL VASQUEZ 3D" appears. In the bottom right, there is the creator's instagram handle.

Bozo

omg the ninjago wiki is so chaotic

A screenshot of a forum post discussing what would happen to Merlopia when the merge happens. Comments suggest it could be buried or merge with another kingdom. There is also an image of a face blurred, likely from a video game or animation.

Toast ツ

Scan with a 3ds or wii u

The image shows a Mii character QR code labeled "Heisenberg". It's designed to be scanned with a Nintendo 3DS or Wii U.

AG3.0

The image shows MrBeast with pixelated sunglasses in front of the Twin Towers and a plane in the sky. Below are the words 'Airplane Vs The Twin Towers,' plus view and interaction information from the social media platform.

RapBoat

The image shows a screenshot of a post with text saying "fuck the kendrick response, this is what the people want." Below that is a music album art for "Honestly, Nevermind" by Drake with a handwritten "2" after the title and "2024" written over the original year of the album.