Cats & animals

Doge

A Shiba Inu expression accompanies fragmentary inner commentary.

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What does this meme mean?

Use a few short thoughts to show a comically overwhelmed reaction.

Atsuko Sato photographed Kabosu in February 2010. The image later became the Doge reaction format.

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Choose one situation that would overwhelm or delight your character.
Write several very short fragments rather than a full explanatory sentence.
Place the thoughts around your own or permitted animal image without covering its expression.

Many tabs. Tiny focus. One snack.

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