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The sign targets the habit of collecting games faster than finishing them.
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- The teasing opinion
- Buying games is not playing them
Also called They’d Be Very Upset · Bobby Hill Sign · Principal Moss Sign Meme
Bobby holds a sign outside a classroom, and Principal Moss supplies the response below. Write a pointed opinion on the blank poster.
The sign carries a remark that would annoy its intended audience. The printed reply adds a second joke by suggesting the audience cannot read it.
The format is deliberately teasing. Light arguments about game habits, collecting supplies, or online behavior work without needing a long setup.
The scene comes from the 2009 King of the Hill episode “Born Again on the Fourth of July.” Bobby holds a religious warning outside a classroom, prompting Principal Moss’s reply. [1] [2]
In May 2020, edits replaced Bobby’s message while retaining the response. Know Your Meme documents a May 7 Facebook post, a May 8 Reddit variation, and later sports-fandom versions. [2]
Write inside the large white poster in the top panel. Leave the lower subtitle unchanged; it provides the response to the sign.
Keep the statement short and recognizable. The reader should immediately understand which habit or belief is being teased.
Original captions to try with this template.
The sign targets the habit of collecting games faster than finishing them.
The distinction is uncomfortable for anyone hoping a purchase will replace time spent learning.
The poster pokes at reacting to a claim without reading beyond its headline.
References for this template. Example captions are original.
Identifies the 2009 episode and its story.
Explains the classroom scene and documents the May 2020 sign edits.