Barack Obama posted a Joe Biden meme and Twitter can't handle it

So ardent was the bromance between former President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden that the "barackandjoe" Twitter account is a thing.

If you have time to kill and need a chuckle by way of photos of Biden pointing at stuff or smiling cheekily complete with clever captions, check it out - or just search the hashtag #JoeBidenMemes.

And now there's one more, contributed by Obama himself, to celebrate Biden's birthday. The post had been liked, retweeted or commented upon more than 1 million times.

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