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For example, a May 7th post by Tumblr [10] user marxist-kira-nerys received over 4,100 likes and reblogs in two years (shown below, right). On September 9th, 2017, Facebook [5] page Thony Kobo Oije reposted the image, with the post gaining over 480 reactions and 680 shares in five years. I NEVER heard of a comforting stick your head between some sluts tits, especially when it isn’t your wife or girlfriend. On November 2nd, 2019, the same Twitter [8] user posted a similar message translated into Amharic, along with 4 black-and-white images featuring occult symbols (shown below).

On February 7th, 2007, YouTuber thelight101 uploaded a documentary about secret societies titled "The Illuminati" , receiving over 3. I will not be surprised if within a few years Nestor is testifying in front of a grand jury and telling them what Matt did to him. On October 6th, 2012, Nguyen uploaded a video to her official YouTube channel, in which she claimed to have proof exposing the secret organization (shown below). The symbol became associated with Freemasonry [11] in 1797, a fraternal organization which many associate with the Illuminati.On April 14th, 2010, Nguyen launched the blog MissTilaOMG, [1] which often featured tirades attempting to expose Illuminati activities. This tool generates strange text with markings on the characters that often makes it hard to read and look like it's spoken or written by some sort of demonic/satanic creature or beastly abomination. Whether it's finding humor in people who don't understand the religion or poking fun at themselves, these satanists are finding the perfect way to be funny on the internet.

The original Bavarian Illuminati was allegedly disbanded after Karl Theodor became ruler in 1777 and subsequently banned all secret societies. On January 15th, iFunny [6] user im_josugay_2015 made the earliest discovered repost of the image (shown below).

Amharic Curse and Armenian Curse are copypastas featuring ominous, threatening messages generally written in Amharic using the Ge'ez script or Armenian using the Armenian alphabet, paired with a variety of cursed images. December 8th and 10th reposts of the image by Tumblr [14] user crazy-brazilian and Instagram [15] user schizo_posting gained over 5,300 likes and reblogs and 6,400 likes in one month, respectively.