If you are a dog lover, chances are you appreciate their ability to seem happy pretty much all of the time. There are few purer joys in life than seeing a wagging tail, but just like a fourteen year old girl writing Tumblr poetry, there's often pain behind that smile. Tiktoker @officiallytheangelina works at a doggie daycare and has found viral fame describing the various issues of each of the dogs she cares for. Ranging from bog standard anxiety to an addiction to spinning in circles, the two part video proves that our canine companions can have problems too. It is, after all, a dog eat dog world out there.
Beware. There are aggressive memes in the vicinity and they can strike when you least expect it. A dank meme attack is known to cause uncontrollable laughter, chronic procrastination and in some cases, depending on how dumb they are, temporary brain damage. If you or a loved one has suffered from a meme attack, you may be entitled to even more memes. Keep scrolling and find out.
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Greetings internet friends and frenemies. We're back with yet another collection of silly memes and dumb content. When boredom, sadness, or procrastination strike, it's good to have some easily consumed humor at your disposal. Don't let the depression or boredom win. Stay strong and enjoy all the raccoons, relatability and laughter this gallery of memes has to offer.
Via Family Feud
The all-time dumbest and funniest marriage-ruining answers on Family Feud, according to host Steve Harvey. Poor one out for these poor spouses and try not to cringe while watching.
There's lot of literature about how to "get lucky." There are pick-up artists writing long guides on how to con women into having sex - they even hold seminars and conferences akin to the madness of Frank Mackey (Tom Cruise) in Magnolia. People can hire a consultant to compose their Tinder bios, or even a photographer to snap the right pic. Despite all of these arguably excessive measures, sometimes the nookie gods smile down on us and make "it" happen with little to no effort, or even thanks to some thick-headed stupidity.These are the moments that give the less-smooth a little hope. And this entertaining Reddit thread is chock full of 'em. We've cherry-picked our favorite responses, but there's loads more hope where these came from.
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One might think the option to order Starbucks online would make the job a little easier for the baristas—minimizing awkward miscommunication in a fast-paced work environment has got to be an improvement, right? Well, it turns out the absence of social interaction in online orders has also removed the embarrassment that comes with ordering an obnoxious Frappuccino with a million extra ingredients. So not only have those annoying orderers continued their cursed behavior, they're now emboldened to go even further. @ProjectJosiee is one unfortunate Starbucks employee who tweeted a photo of an obscene mobile order for a customer called Edward. The thread almost instantly became a support group for traumatized baristas who shared their own snapshots of deranged Starbucks and Dunkin' concoctions. We've put together some of the best replies of the hilarious and cursed thread. And if you're one of those '5+ ingredient' customers, remember to be generous with that tip.
Since its inception, Google Street View has been an endless source of entertainment for the terminally bored. The world is a fascinating place, and you never know what you might find by dropping yourself on a random street somewhere. A select few can even find themselves on the app, although some are in a more compromising position than others.
This was the case for Paris Barfoot, who shared a video revealing her own Big Tech paparazzi shot. The image is shot on the street where she lives and shows her reaching out to clean a window while wearing pajamas. To make matters worse, her face is also uncensored. Embarrassed by the photo, she jokes that it is her "13th reason" — but she is far from alone in her experience. Multiple viewers commented to share their own experiences of Google's all-seeing eye, some of which are even more mortifying. It's all the more reason to look your best whenever you go outside, because you never know when you might be immortalized by a car with a camera on top of it.
You don't have to be a historian to enjoy these memes. While they do reference some obscure dramas of yesteryear, the subject matter isn't so dense that you'll be completely lost. In fact, these history memes might even lead to something special: learning something. Which makes our constant mindless scrolling feel a little less shameful. Here's to knowledge!
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Some people have got a whole lotta nerve. Like those particularly choosy beggars who expect free labor from total strangers in exchange for so called 'exposure,' or the ones who get pissed off when free stuff doesn't meet their inflated expectations. And who can forget those greedy relatives who always feel like you owe them favors for no other reason than the fact that your parents are second cousins. There are countless choosing beggars out there who love to whine and complain while they take, take, take. Keep scrolling for some examples of selfish people who have zero shame.
Can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shootin' stars
I could really use a wish right now, wish right now, wish right now
Who are MordeTwi and what are they wishing for? If you're not acquainted with the DeviantArt side of the internet, MordeTwi refers to the fan-made fictional relationship between Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony and Mordecai from Regular Show. Nearly a decade ago, a digital drawing depicting the two characters went inexplicably viral. In the MS paint-esque illustration, Mordecai and Twilight Sparkle separately share an emotional moment as they presumably yearn to be together. Since 2012, many renditions of the drawing have popped up across the internet, contributing to the strange saga. Recently, MordeTwi has been experiencing its revival on TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube.
Is it earnest fandom or pure satire? For the most part, it's a little of both. When it comes to highly niche internet subculture, it takes a fair amount of genuine interest in the content itself to put the effort and energy into satirizing it. If you're still with us, keep scrolling for a recap of the fandom around MordeTwi.
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Could you classify any of this as actual food? We can't, but apparently a lot of people did back in the day. If your Boomer parents ever try to tell you how much better life was back then, just hit 'em with an "OK Boomer" and show them this gallery of horrifying foods from the mid-twentieth century that will almost certainly make your stomach churn. Bring on the jello.
About a week ago a colleague tweeted about "Reba TikTok," and as a geriatric millennial, I was immediately intrigued. Country singer Reba McEntire's heartwarming sitcom, was a mainstay on the crappy television my Dad received as a graduation gift. The show managed to entertain despite the set's horrifyingly grainy quality, and I became very acquainted with the single mom's unorthodox family and friends. While it seemed odd that TikTok would embrace an ancient show that ran from 2001-2007, I bit. And boy am I glad I did.
My introduction came via TikToker @iconaklast, who shared a video of themselves doing the gallant duty of throwing away expired milk, set to Reba's "I'm a Survivor." Midway through the video, @iconaklast transforms into an impressive version of the redheaded entertainer, replete with a warm and friendly motherly smile.
@iconaklast I will not be taking that trash out. @reba ##reba ##rebamcentire ##imasurvivor ##celebritylookalike ##cosplay
♬ I'm A Survivor - Reba McEntire
Most of the "I'm A Survivor" memes have a similar theme. You know, glorifying small, menial tasks that should be effortless for well-adjusted human beings. Doing laundry. Replacing the toilet paper. Chucking spoiled milk. Others riff on being a motherly figure to the friend group. Our favorite makes a funny nod to Twilight by replacing Reba with sweet, sweet Charlie Swan. There's load of them floating around TikTok, but we've put together our favorites (and the most popular) right here for your convenient perusal. If Reba's in on the joke, you should be too.
We're just going to say it: caffeine is overrated. It only wakes you up temporarily and all but guarantees a bout of anxiety or diarrhoea. We may need something to get us in the mood for the working day, but sometimes this is simply not it. Luckily, we have a healthier alternative in the form of meme consumption. Memes are the pick me up we need, without most of the unwanted side effects. Aside from addiction, of course.
If there's one thing about memes, it's that they can't stand being ignored. They must be perceived by thousands of people in order to survive. Otherwise, they simply cease to exist. Memes are like Tinkerbell—if you don't give them attention, they die. So do these poor, helpless memes a favor and give 'em a little scroll and a laugh.
Twitter user Jason Richard Levy tried to slide into fellow Twitter user The Frenchiest Fry's DMs and ended up getting totally shut down in the process. He then made matters even worse by replying to a tweet she wrote about being single with a whole bunch of cringey selfies and a tweet about his "high IQ." Let the roasting commence.
We just really hope that this guy is joking and doesn't really lack this much self-awareness...
