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In which country was Hide the Pain Harold living when photographed?
Answer: Hungary
Why: A photographer spotted András Arató's Turkey holiday snaps online and hired the Hungarian engineer for over a hundred stock photos.
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Why did Grumpy Cat always appear to be frowning?
Answer: Feline dwarfism
Why: The same mutation gave her an underbite and short legs, and she went viral in 2012 after a photo of her was posted on Reddit.
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Which comic book series featured the first appearance of Pepe the Frog?
Answer: Boy's Club
Why: Matt Furie posted the strip on MySpace in 2005 before it reached print, and Fantagraphics gathered the comics in a 2016 book.
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How does the toddler pose his hand in the famous Success Kid meme?
Answer: Clenching his fist
Why: Sammy Griner was 11 months old on a Florida beach in 2007; in 2015 his meme fame helped raise about $100,000 for his father's kidney transplant.
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What phrase did Pepe the Frog say while urinating with pants down?
Answer: Feels good man
Why: The line spread from 4chan in 2008 and later gave its title to a 2020 Sundance documentary about the frog's creator.
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Which artist created the This is Fine dog sitting in a fire?
Answer: KC Green
Why: The dog is called Question Hound, and the strip, titled On Fire, ran in the webcomic Gunshow in January 2013 before going viral in 2014.