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Wide-eyed guy grabbing his head in total shock, five text boxes for setting up an ironic design-flaw rant. Caption it and download free.
Download the blank X when the Y that he designed specifically to Z template to caption it yourself, or add your text right here in the editor above and download the finished meme.
Mouth open, eyes bulging, both hands clamped on his head like his brain just short-circuited — this is the go-to face for pointing out something so badly designed it feels personal. The five stacked text boxes exist for one reason: building an elaborate "X when the Y that he designed specifically to Z" setup before dropping the disaster reveal.
Use it any time someone gets betrayed by their own creation, plan, or product. Fill in the boxes, let the shock do the punching, and download it free to post wherever people need to feel this kind of pain.
Me · Is · Energy drink · Keep me awake · Keeps me awake all nighr
The engineer · when the safety switch · that he installed · specifically to prevent accidents · causes the accident
The chef · when the recipe · that he wrote · specifically to be foolproof · gets ruined by himself
The coach · when the play · that he drew up · specifically to win the game · loses the game
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