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The 'Success Kid' meme originated from a photograph of a baby. The baby's pose and expression were just so perfect for representing success. It's like he's saying 'I've got this' or 'I've achieved something great'. As the internet loves to use images to express emotions and situations, this photo was a natural fit. It can be used when you finally finish a difficult project at work, or when you reach a fitness goal. It has become a popular way to share feelings of accomplishment and pride, and it all started from that one photo of the baby with his fist of sand.

The 'Distracted Boyfriend' meme originated from a stock photo. In the photo, a man is walking with his girlfriend but looking back at another woman. It quickly became a meme because it could be used to represent various situations where someone is distracted or unfaithful in a humorous way, like being distracted from work by something more interesting or being tempted away from one choice by another.

My answer may not be accurate enough. Please tell me the content of this poem and the specific content of the appreciation. I will try my best to provide the correct answer.

Well, they could be stories that go against the typical politically correct norms in some way. Maybe they feature characters or situations that are not the 'usual' ones promoted in mainstream, politically correct stories. For example, they might have a different take on traditional fairy - tale roles, not following the modern - day politically correct interpretations of good and bad characters.

Well, in Avengers fanfiction, Peter Parker's incorrect quotes can add a lot of humor. For example, he might misquote Tony Stark's tech jargon, saying something completely wrong about the Iron Man suit's functions. It could be like 'Mr. Stark said this thingy in the suit makes it go faster than light, but I think he was joking.' This kind of incorrect quote can show his naivete and also make for some really funny interactions with the other Avengers. Maybe he'll also misquote Captain America's motivational speeches, like getting the words all jumbled up when trying to inspire the team during a battle.

The following description of Tagore's poems is incorrect: Tagore's Poetry Collection is a collection of more than 300 poems, including poems, essays, and essays, created by the famous Indian poet Tagore. In fact, Tagore's poetry collection included more than 300 poems, essays, and essays, of which poems accounted for about 90%. In addition to Gitanjali and The Birds, Tagore also had many other famous works such as The Garden, The New Moon, The Sky, etc.

Sorry, my answer may not be comprehensive because I'm just a person who likes to read novels and haven't conducted a comprehensive understanding and research of all literary works. The following information may contain errors or be incomplete: In the novel 'Battle Through the Heavens' Xiao Yan's mother was called Xiao Yu 'er and not Xiao Ru Se.

There were several memes in " Flying Life ", including peer memes, father and son memes, and hidden memes. The peer-to-peer meme referred to the opening scene of the movie, where Shen Teng's character was mistaken for a peer by the delivery man in a racing suit. This echoed the scene in Charlotte's Worry where Charlotte was mistaken for a peer by the emcee. The father-and-son meme referred to the character played by Shen Teng in " Flying Life ", Zhang Chi. His son was Zhang Fei, and Zhang Chi's father was Zhang Yang. It corresponded to the plot in " Charlotte's Worries ", where Charlotte's mother fell in love with Zhang Yang, a classmate. As for the hidden meme, there was no specific description in the information provided so far.

In reality, there were novels recommended for stand-in memes. The following are some recommendations for real-life stand-in novels: 1. 'Professional Body Substitute Wages 100,000 Hourly' by Shui Qiancheng. This novel told the story of the female protagonist becoming a substitute for the male protagonist in the real world and earning a high salary by playing the role of the male protagonist. 2. "Substitute refuses to become a full-time employee" by Xiang Lugua. This novel described the story of the female protagonist who refused to become the male protagonist's substitute. These novels were all set in the real world, and the story was unfolded through a stand-in meme, giving the readers a different reading experience.