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White House press secretary Sean Spicer reportedly hid among the bushes at the White House to avoid reporters after news broke that Trump fired FBI director James Comey.

Sound familiar?erotice hong kong

SEE ALSO: Sean Spicer can hide in the bushes, but he can't hide from the internet mocking him Via Giphy

Yep. Spicer's actions bring to mind that famous scene from The Simpsonswhere Homer slinks away into the bushes.

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Plenty of people on the internet were quick to point out the similarities between Spicer and Homer, even prompting some excellent Photoshops. Thankfully, Redditor and GIF wizard superscatman9 combined the two, spicing up one of the internet's most beloved memes.

I had to make this after hearing about Spicers bush hiding technique.

Let's all celebrate the birth of a brand new meme, Spicy Homer.

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