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Elon Musk Asked His Followers To Send Him 'Dank Memes' And Got Roasted In The Process

Elon Musk Asked His Followers To Send Him 'Dank Memes' And Got Roasted In The Process
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Comic Sands Editorial
By Comic Sands EditorialOct 26, 2018
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Elon Musk, the The 47-year-old, billionaire went on Twitter and asked for "dank memes". Yes, you read that correctly.

Why Musk wants "dank memes" is unknown, but at this point were just happy he isn't selling more flamethrowers in fire ravaged California.


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Twitter did not disappoint but it might not have been what Musk bargained for.






Dictionary.com weighed in.

Now this was some shade people could get behind.








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But those bros who love Musk L.OVE. him and answered the call of their hero.






Happy Friday everyone!

H/P: Mashable, AV News

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