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It's always nice to see friends going the extra mile to help each other out.

Sometimes it982 Archivesbe something small, like giving someone a lift somewhere or lending them a DVD. Other times it can be a full-on graduation photo recreation.

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On Wednesday, Reddit-user u/Zoomer1997 shared the following image on Reddit's r/funny sub.

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The outfits. The facial expressions. The kitchen roll. That is an A+ effort, if ever we've seen one.

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They even bought a dress as part of the process.

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Reddit, meanwhile, clearly appreciated the photo. As well as a string of 1000+ comments, that photo has also been upvoted well over 100,000 times.

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Jokes aside, though, many people were quick to point that the guy graduating has clearly got a couple of great friends there.

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Solid work, everyone.

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