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Garfield and Nermal at the laptop, asking if it's fine to give out a password online. Great for internet-safety jokes. Caption free and download instantly.
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Garfield's mid-donut-bite while a gray kitten types away on a laptop, casually wondering out loud if handing over a password to a total stranger online is a completely normal thing to do. Spoiler: it is not.
This one's built for anything gullible, scammy, or 'sir this is a red flag' — phishing emails, oversharing on social media, or that one friend who trusts every DM. The deadpan delivery makes it funnier the more serious the topic gets.
IT'S OKAY TO CLICK THIS LINK FROM A 'PRINCE', RIGHT?
IT'S OKAY TO INVEST MY SAVINGS IN THIS COIN A STRANGER DM'd ME, RIGHT?
IT'S OKAY TO SCREENSHOT MY BOARDING PASS FOR INSTAGRAM, RIGHT?
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