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You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation. Dead God at the Bottom of the Mariana Trench refers to a series of memes , including image macros and videos, suggesting that there is a dead God "forgotten by our books" at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. The meme originated on iFunny in July via the Oh That's Real Nice format and spread over the following months through reposts and other memes referring to the purported dead god. On June 23rd, , Deviant Art [1] artist hydris posted a piece of art depicting a giant, dark-eyed fish lying at the bottom of the ocean, titled, "deep sea monster," garnering over 16, views in 12 years shown below, left. On July 29th, , iFunny [2] user mokoma posted a version of the "Oh That's Real Nice" image macro format using the artwork by hydris captioned, "Oh that's a dead god, there is a dead god forgotten by our books lying motionless at the bottom of the Mariana Trench," garnering around smiles in two years shown below, right. The meme gained viral spread over the following months via reposts. For example, on August 6th, , it was reposted by Instagram [3] user new.

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Me Petting My Cat Before the Nuclear Blast refers to a series of image macros that explore various scenarios in a continuity which starts with a man petting his cat shortly before a nuclear blast. The exact origin of the photograph depicting a white-and-orange cat being pet shown below, left used in the format is unknown. On March 23rd, Discord [20] user -Charon posted the full version of the image to the server, with him and user NeverPlayPubg posting [21] [22] the two earliest memes based on the photo shown below, center and right that day, with -Charon later reposting his meme to Reddit.

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