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The meme is divided into two sections.

The top section contains two side-by-side images of a well-known reaction meme featuring a cartoon monkey with a nervous expression. The monkey looks sideways uncomfortably, as if realizing something unsettling. Above this, the text reads:
"we've captured all requirements"

The bottom section contains a cartoonish drawing of two smiling bugs with large eyes, appearing cheerful. Above them, the text reads:
"we've captured all bugs"

The meme humorously contrasts the confidence of capturing all project requirements (with the nervous monkey) versus the irony of capturing all software bugs (depicted as literal bugs that seem happy and thriving).

We've captured all the requirements and bugs

Rosie Sherry

Look out world, Going to QA!

Aj Wilson

Text saying "testing in prod be like..." Image used is Taylor swift giving side eye at the 2025 super bowl.

When you test in Production and the Stakeholders boo you

Aj Wilson

Text saying "testing in prod be like..." Image used is Kendrick Lamar at the 2025 super bowl looking smug.

Testing in Production Superbowl

Some time's getting something right and being sly is very satisfying.

Aj Wilson

An image of Kendrick Lamar smiling at the camera, walking on stage during Superbowl 59

QA on the way to report a bug they just found

Judy Mosley

Tester, Testing & AI Tools in single frame.

When Tester is commited to Testing but AI Tools looks more fascinating.

Ujjwal Kumar Singh

This meme consists of two panels depicting a common internet format.

Description of the Image:
Top Panel:
A simplistic cartoon character (labeled "EMPLOYERS") is reaching excitedly for a large yellow ball labeled "ISTQB" (which likely refers to the ISTQB certification for software testing).
Bottom Panel:
The same character ("EMPLOYERS") is now being held back by a larger pink character labeled "MOTAVERSE" while still reaching for "ISTQB" with a nervous expression.
Interpretation:
The meme humorously suggests that while employers prioritize ISTQB certification in job requirements, the influence of "MOTAVERSE" is redirecting their focus.

The MoTaverse gotchu

The MoTaverse is here for you 24/7/404.

Expand your testing universe, together! 😜

Rosie Sherry

A screen shot of a recent online Testing Planet session with Anne-Marie Charrett and Niko Mangahas speaking, in the chat sidebar various people are celebrating 404 attendees.

404 Spotting

When you hold an online event for software testers and quality engineering professionals and they get all excited when they spot 404 attendees!

Rosie Sherry

Moment When the Developer isn't ready to accept Bug

Moment When the Developer isn't ready to accept a Bug raised by the tester. When tester raises a bug, where the developer says it's a new feature

prince

A meme of a crazy conspiracy map man with Diana's head photoshopped on top. There is map with visual connections of a crazy plan. We can think of this plan as all the effort that goes into The Testing Planet episodes.

In Diana we trust: It's Diana appreciation day

Today we're hosting our 8th edition of The Testing Planet. It is focused on Quality Engineering: TeamMoT is excited for it, but we must not forget that in Diana we trust. She leads these events, maps everything out, convinces people to speak and takes action on our ideas.

It's not small feat! Thank you Diana, we appreciate you!

Meme was made by James Wadley, thank you!

Rosie Sherry

Do you have an evil twin too?

There are two of me here. I only have one account. Maybe there's an "evil twin" software testing heuristic as a way of trying to get data from one user appear more than once.

Rosie Sherry

The Monkey Puppet meme. The puppet on the left is looking to the side. The puppet on the right is looking straight ahead. Text: Everyone should know how they contribute to quality. Everyone:

Everyone should know how they contribute to quality

We often amplify that everyone in a team, department or company should be aware of how their efforts contribute to delivering quality products and services. Yet sometimes it's not so clear to everyone.

Simon Tomes