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You've seen the memes: President Trump proudly displaying the latest Executive Order,sex video with leicester city players only the text has been replaced with a kid's drawing. Or a proclamation that anime is now illegal. Or something equally silly and fun.

Now you can create your own meme if you have an Android phone, using a new app called Donald Draws: Executive Doodle

SEE ALSO: Trump's inauguration speech sounded like it was ripped from Bane from 'The Dark Knight Rises'

The app, noticed by Android Police, is simple: Draw or write whatever comes to mind -- OK, not THAT, let's keep it civil here -- and poof, the app will slap it onto Trump's Executive Order in a short video. You can even add a photo from your gallery.

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A word of caution: The app is on Google's official Play Store (which is good) but it does ask for quite a few permissions, meaning it could potentially be dangerous.

That said, even the description of the app is hilarious, and filled (possibly intentionally) with typos:

"This app is gonna be uge. It's gonna be big. It'll be the biggest app. It'll be the best app. It is the best app. This app is gonna make the United States of Amemeica great again. It's gonna be everything," the description says.

The developer, 321 Fetch, is very active in the comments as well. To one comment, complaining about the ads, 321 Fetch replies: "They aren't ads. They're alternative pictures." Touché.

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