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Wide-eyed girl points a gun while a shortwave radio dial glows beside her — the 'I lied, I don't have Netflix' template. Caption your own fake plans free.
Download the blank I lied I Don't have Netflix template to caption it yourself, or add your text right here in the editor above and download the finished meme.
You said Netflix and chill. She said nothing, then pulled out a gun and a shortwave radio tuned to some Cold War numbers station. This is the 'I Lied, I Don't Have Netflix' meme — an exploitable POV format where the plan you were promised gets swapped for something way stranger and mildly threatening.
Use it any time a normal, cozy plan gets hijacked by an unhinged bait-and-switch. The girl's blank stare and the gun do all the emotional work; you just supply the two captions setting up the lie and the bizarre reveal.
Introducing my friends to Warhammer40K
I lied, Take off your shoes · We are gonna learn about Warhammer 40K all night
I lied I Don't have Netflix
I lied, I don't have netflix · Now, review my pull request
I lied, I don't have Netflix · Take off your shoes, we're listening to Russian numbers stations
I lied, this isn't a study group · We're building a pillow fort and discussing the Illuminati
I lied, we're not getting coffee · We're going door to door asking people about their Wi-Fi passwords
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