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Photo of a wide concrete staircase with a metal handrail, outdoors beside rocks and shrubs. The right side of the steps tapers off into a dirt slope. A red hand-drawn circle surrounds the top-right steps, with red text reading: "What's the point???"

Stairs With a Point (Or Without One)

A photo of a staircase whose steps taper to nothing is circled in red with "What's the point???", a pun on pointless stairs and an old-school Photoshop-markup gag.

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Photo of a wide concrete staircase with a metal handrail, outdoors beside rocks and shrubs. The right side of the steps tapers off into a dirt slope. A red hand-drawn circle surrounds the top-right steps, with red text reading: "What's the point???"

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