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A weird instructional diagram of arms in suit sleeves, all pointing off in different directions with confusing labels. Caption it free on Memeboat.
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This is one of those bizarre vintage-style instructional diagrams — a fan of suited arms all pointing in different directions, each labeled with jargon that makes no sense out of context (sleeve length, pronounced something, etc.). It's got big "randomly generated infographic" energy.
Great for jokes about confusing instructions, corporate nonsense, or "there are seven kinds of guys at this party" bits. The repeated pointing-arm motif practically begs for a top caption and a punchline underneath.
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