I grew up at the point where I was old enough to catch “The Office” while it was on the air, but not quite old enough to understand the humor. My 8-year-old brain hadn't quite reached the capacity to understand dry, cringe humor, so I kind of just chalked the series as something that wasn't really for me. Again, I was a child. Fortunately, I began to come around to it by the time I reached high school. Eventually, coming around to the point where I'd point to it as one of the best network sitco…

What better way to celebrate the weekend than looking at a random assortment of funny memes? Had a hard week? Check out some memes. Feeling down in the dumps? Check out some memes. Have a ton of work to catch up on that you've been putting off? Maybe get a little bit of it done and then reward yourself with some memes throughout. I'm not going to lie and say memes will drastically improve your day, but hey? Everyone could use a bit of a pick-me-up. So with that, we've collected another few doze…

Do kids today even know what "landline" means?

Time for some Mario

Jennifer Garner lied to us! When you turn 30, you will no longer be flirty OR thriving

We may not be able to afford a house, but we'll never forget how rich we felt going into the Scholastic Book Fair with $20 in our pockets.

It was so different

Remember all those viruses we used to pile up while downloading one song for 5 hours? Ahhhh, those were the days!

Remember how EVERYONE and their mothers drank Slimfast Shakes...

Only millennials' will understand this: "Obtuse rubber goose green moose guava juice giant snake birthday cake large fries chocolate shake!"

Ummmmm what

Wait, we have a test today?

Well then would you look at that

90s/ early 2000s summer drinks & snacks just hit different...

Why sing a boring lullaby when you can softly sing "Get Low" by Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz ft. Ying Yang Twins?

I wholeheartedly believe that memes made me more empathetic as a tween. As a kid, I was obsessed with the internet and being on the pulse of the latest trends. Sure, the content on YouTube was entertaining, but I didn't really learn anything about myself by watching The Annoying Orange. Once I got onto social media proper, I began seeing memes that articulated the exact experiences that I'd had. Yes, I've rubbed my eyes for too long and seen colors! Yes, a teacher has responded to me asking, “c…