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Barack Obama at Exit Glacier

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Updated Oct 15, 2020 at 06:40AM EDT by ohmyjosh.

Added Sep 30, 2015 at 05:25PM EDT by Ari Spool.

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Barack Obama at Exit Glacier is a sign-holding exploitable featuring an image of United States President Barack Obama leaning on a mile marker-style sign in the forest. The images are usually altered to change the number or text appearing on the sign.

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On September 1st, 2015, Barack Obama posted a portrait of himself to the White House Instagram account, featuring him standing next to a mile marker-style sign reading 1961.[1] Obama was hiking the Exit Glacier in Alaska, and learning about how glaciers recede, and is therefore dressed casually and wearing sunglasses; he perhaps chose this marker because it is the year of his birth.



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The image received over 38,100 likes in the first month after it was posted. On September 2nd, 2015, the image was posted in the subreddit /r/photoshopbattles, where it received only 4 responses and six upvotes.[2] On September 4th, 2015, the image was posted in two places with the same edit and the same caption: the sign in both read 420, along with the caption "Michelle, quick, stop the car." This image and caption combination was first posted in the subreddit /r/trees, where it received 4,895 points (93% upvoted),[4] and several hours later it was tweeted the twitter user EYEAMJIGSAW. This tweet received 10,077 retweets and 11,659 favorites.[3] This variation of the image is the most propagated as of September 30, 2015.



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