![The First Debate Between The Two Presidential Candidates Has Spawned A Number Of Viral Quotes And Memes The 2024 U.S. Presidential Debate refers to the first debate between the official 2024 Republican and Democratic Presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, airing on ABC on September 10th, 2024. The event was Trump's second debate in 2024, months after he debated Joe Biden in June. Trump's discussions of the disproven Haitian Immigrants Eating Pets Hoax and Kamala Harris's facial expressions and reactions to Trump's talking points became notable points of discussions following the event. The phrase Transgender Operations on Illegal Aliens as uttered by Trump also became a notable catchphrase and talking point, as did the phrase I Have a Concept of a Plan.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/featured_items/icons/wide/000/025/846/harris_trump.jpg)
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25 Cringeworthy Memes Sent Straight To Their Graves
The making of good memes is not always a simple process. Not all memes are funny. In fact, most of them aren't. There is a reason the same meme circulates around until everyone sees it — because it's good. Quality over quantity is important when it comes to memes. Some memes were created not funny and they never will be funny. That's what the comedy cemetery is for. The comedy cemetery is a place where memes that were made to be funny but aren't going to die.
The comedy cemetery is packed with too many emojis, minions, and other old dead memes. When something has been used so much they just aren't funny anymore, and it is time to accept that. Reddit's very own /r/comedycemetery is home to so many dead memes. This is a subreddit where they can finally rest, hopefully never to be used again, only to be seen and shamed. Here are 25 deceased memes from the comedy cemetery that no one should be using anymore.
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