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Oh look, another "full-stack developer" who only knows how to style a button! The meme shows the perfect reaction when someone claims web development expertise but only mentions HTML and CSS - basically the equivalent of saying you're a chef because you can make toast. It's like bringing safety scissors to a sword fight. Sure, HTML and CSS are important foundations, but claiming you're a web developer with just those is like saying you're fluent in Spanish because you can order a burrito. The rest of us are over here wrestling with JavaScript frameworks, backend logic, and database nightmares while you're still figuring out why your div won't center.

Remember the dark ages of programming? Two devs claim they've time-traveled, but when asked "when?" they decide to ask someone nearby for help. The punchline hits when they ask how to center a div (the eternal CSS nightmare) and get told to "look it up in the CSS manual." The final panel reveals this happened "before ChatGPT and StackOverflow" - back when we had to read actual documentation instead of copy-pasting solutions. Truly barbaric times. Some say senior devs still have nightmares about physical reference books.

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