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The image is a meme on a social media platform, likely Twitter. It features a photo of a woman, suggestive in its nature, with text overlaid. A man in a construction worker's uniform (likely a construction worker's uniform, not the uniform of a specific government official) is superimposed on the image. The text says "DUR!" (STOP!) and "Kıza bakma" (Don't look at the girl/woman).  The overall message is a humorous and likely sexist/misogynistic commentary. The overlay of the man in the worker's uniform suggests a contrast and a possible criticism of the woman's apparent presence. The phrase "Kızlar gecicidir" (Girls/women are temporary) is a sexist statement. The additional text below the woman's image, "Atyapı yatırımları ve metro ise kalıcıdır" (Infrastructure investments and the metro are permanent), is likely trying to suggest that material/infrastructure investments are more enduring than the fleeting nature of the woman's presence (or possibly an entirely unrelated commentary). The follow-up tweet by Malik Karaca asks "Şopsuz halini atabilir misin?" which translates to "Can you remove your filter/image?" implying that the photo is potentially edited and doesn't accurately represent the subject. **The Joke (in Turkish):** The joke plays on sexist stereotypes and social commentary, creating an inappropriate connection between a sexualized image and seemingly unrelated issues like infrastructure projects. The overall message is problematic, as it objectifies women and uses humor to undermine women and promote a sexist view. It is likely considered offensive by many.

The photo shows a Twitter post by a user named Serdar (@hafifhamsisi). The post is a reply to users @karacamalik7, @RegapBulut, and @alperk55. In the image, a man in a safety vest and hard hat stands in front of a tunnel. The humor in Turkish relies on a visual pun and the context of the situation. It's not a straightforward joke, but relies on the association between the situation and the tweet recipients. Without knowing the specific prior conversation, the likely joke is playing on the idea of **a person (Serdar) who's, presumably, in charge of building a tunnel, making light of, or possibly criticizing, other people who are also involved in the project**. The joke relies on the recipients of the original message probably having some sort of role in the tunnel project, either professionally or in a joking way, with this tweet being a comment/response. The context of the image, combined with the mentions of those other users, would be needed to fully understand the specific humorous intent. It's not something that can be fully understood without more context.