## piratemesopotamia.jpg

The image is a meme that humorously contrasts two characters from different historical periods. The top part of the image features a man dressed in colonial-era attire, including a black tricorn hat with white feathers and a white shirt. He appears to be speaking, as indicated by the text overlay: "You are without a doubt the worst Mesopotamian copper merchant I've ever heard of."

The bottom part of the image shows an ancient statue of a figure that resembles a god or deity from Mesopotamia, holding what looks like a staff. The text here reads: "But you HAVE heard of me." This juxtaposition humorously suggests that despite being a historical figure known for his reputation as a copper merchant, he is still recognized by someone who has encountered the ancient statue.

The background in both parts includes other individuals dressed similarly to the main character, suggesting they are part of a group or scene from the same time period. The overall tone of the meme is playful and satirical.

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