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  • I have seen this image so many times, but never knew: where does the original come from? A film?

  • Yeah, my third panel is taken from when Bashir was actually saying that line. But despite that technically being more accurate to the source material, I think that is not all that necessary when creating a meme. I think your third panel is better at depicting a sort of "caught off-guard" expression that fits with the tone of the meme, whereas my third panel is more of a knowing "we're both in on the joke" expression.

  • Here is a 2x2 grid template that I had made from a fan remaster:

    Though the expression and body language in your third panel is arguably more fitting for the format

  • Be the reason the corporate PR team has to get involved.

  • And jawa21?

  • YOU GET INTO INTERNET ARGUMENTS ALL THE TIME, YOU FUNGDARK! YOU'RE IN ONE NOW!

  • meme connoisseurs: plagiarism bad

  • Cordry rocks and Ransom's head

  • It looks fine, I just feel like I am missing a layer of the joke

  • Is there some joke regarding how this is animated?

  • Oh, is that where the name Brave came from?

  • Ferengi episodes in Enterprise:

  • They did announce three major products today.

  • "I know you're interviewing John Boehner later. You should know that he has very tiny hands, so...""Let him hold a miniature golf scoring pencil to make them look normal, obviously."

    https://funcooker.fun/Episode/5/6/382

  • I assume that means you use a filter or something literally called "brightness". If your app offers an option called "exposure", try that instead. I tend to get more desirable results using that for brightening photos.

    https://www.lightxeditor.com/blog/exposure-vs-brightness/

    Unlike brightness, exposure is highly biased towards the highlights in the picture. In layman language, it will act as if increasing the amount of light in the picture, without much affecting the darker areas in the picture.