When I was a kid I thought my peers with Barbie dolls were rich. And people with air conditioners. And I wasn't the only child with a unique idea of what indicated that someone had money. This thread from @cpoliticditto proves that most kids had their own special ideas of wealth:

"My wife grew up thinking that having water/ice dispensers IN THE FRIDGE DOOR was a life goal.  I grew up thinking if you had a basketball hoop with a clear/plexiglass backboard, you were rich.  What are some things you thought were indicators of wealth when you were a kid?" 

The responses are a nice mix of amusing and depressing. While some kids thought that having an attic or a wide variety of cereal meant someone was privileged, other kids thought hot dog buns were a luxury. We've included some of our favorite responses, but there are tons more over at the thread.

It seems like the trends on /r/DankMemes just kind of spawn out of nowhere and honestly we'll never totally understand it. The latest craze is Greek gods, so here are 15 of 'em that we found particularly strange and amusing.

We all had a reasonable amount of fun with the "bone apple tea" meme that started popping up back in 2016, but these fails are truly next level. We're seriously praying that these poor souls are feigning ignorance!

You know what, sometimes humor doesn't need any sort of rhyme or reason. Sometimes you can laugh at things simply because they make no goddamn sense. The following memes and pics are just strange enough to make you scratch your head a little bit. Check out even more of 'em here!

Thank God for coffee. It's there when you just need a little pick-me-up on Monday mornings, or when you need to pull an all-nighter to finish a paper for English class. Scroll down for some memes - which include both corny and dank coffee-related content. And if you're still not quite awake, we've got even more for you here!

It's bad enough that we're constantly inundated with coronavirus news. Why do our memes have to be all about the pandemic as well? It's not that we don't understand this is a trial that most of the globe is struggling with, we just wish more memes were capable of distracting us, even just for a little while. Hopefully these memes will help you do just that.

If you love wrestling and also happen to like memes, this is a gallery for you. @the.atomic.elbow dominates the relatively small wrestling meme community, and looking at their handiwork, it's easy to see why. Instead of making the same Hulk Hogan joke time and again, this page gets a little more creative - and a lot more relatable - than most. 

There are a lot of enterprising celebrity lookalikes out there. They make good money performing at events and on Instagram. But what about the lookalikes that aren't famous, and just exist in the world? That's what this gallery is dedicated to. From unfortunately coiffed Macedonian Britney Spears, to a bloated and pudgy Leo-lookalike, these doppelgangers will both impress you and make you cringe.

Every time we open our phones or turn on the television there are constant reminders of how absolutely terribly the world is doing. While dark and edgy history memes aren't going to solve the climate crisis or find a vaccine for coronavirus, they're a pretty decent reminder that the planet has gone through sh*t and bounced back for the better. We're just hoping that happens to us sooner rather than later. Happy scrolling!

Happy Monday, freaks! Time may be an absolutely ridiculous concept at this point, but there's something about the first day of the office-life workweek that continues to stink to high heaven. To combat the feelings of despair, hopelessness, and boredom, we've put together this very varied gallery that might help distract you from your pain. At the very least we know they won't hurt you more. 

We feel sort of bad for these poor, gullible individuals who devoured satirical headlines from The Onion, but at the same time, they're providing us with a lot of entertainment, so we'll take it.

This year (more than ever) it feels like we're struggling to find a smidgen of good news in a fiery garbage pit of tragedy. Every once in a while we get lucky, and today is one of those days. Over a year ago, Tumblr user gallusrostromegalus shared an incredibly wholesome (and incomplete) list of animals their grandfather brought home to their grandma during their 67 year marriage. The list is comprehensive, funny, and reminds us that kindness does exist in the world. 

It's also not the first time that gallustromegalus has gone viral for animal-related content. The hilarious antics of their parents dog, Arwen, caught the attention of many media outlets such as Buzzfeed. They're currently working on a book of family lore, but if you enjoyed this thread (and maybe the one about Arwen), consider donating to their Patreon. You'll receive more heartwarming content, and will be supporting a disabled writer who depends on their creativity to pay the bills.