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A boy with pale zombie face paint stands beside a reporter holding a microphone during a live outdoor news segment.

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A 2007 KGW News interview became a viral video and catchphrase when Jonathon Ware answered a question about his zombie face paint with “I like turtles.”

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A storefront marked “THE RUSTY SPOON” appears above a cropped drawing of Salad Fingers against a pale, barren landscape.
Salad Fingers reaches toward a skeletal figure in a pale suit and black tie in a dim, green-brown room.
Salad Fingers stands in a barren landscape, his long leaf-like fingers hanging beside his legs and a bare tree in the distance.
A green, wide-eyed cartoon figure with long fingers leans over a table toward a small white puppet. Handwriting on the wall reads, “I think You're about ready.”
Salad Fingers leans toward a small white stitched puppet on a dark red surface, pointing at it with one long green finger.
A close-up of the zombie-painted boy is captioned “I’m not saying I like Turtles” above and “But, I like Turtles” below.
A person with a cutout of the meme's pale, dark-eyed zombie face stands beside a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade cabinet.
An adult with pale face paint and dark eye makeup stands before Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles promotional posters. A large caption reads “I LIKE TURTLES.”
A boy with pale zombie face paint and dark eye makeup looks toward the camera in a local TV frame. The lower third reads “WATERFRONT PARK” and “DOWNTOWN PORTLAND.”
A sequel frame layers oil pumpjacks and missiles over a bright sky, above protest signs including “RESIST” and “MAKE AMERICA THINK AGAIN!!!.”
An opening frame from The End of the World shows a hand-drawn Earth and a small missile beside the title “THE END OF THE WORLD.”
Two hand-drawn figures stand beside a sketch of the Eiffel Tower; a speech bubble above them says “BUT I AM LE TIRED!”
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