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We know that roasts involve people literally asking for it, but also...why? Guess some people are just confident enough to not be legitimately and deeply hurt by it, and honestly we're pretty envious of that. This round of Reddit roasts takes the form of insulting sketches (made by SketchyCrab) that highlight the victim's worst features!
Some of these tweets are out of control. For more Twitter fun, head over to r/whitepeopletwitter.
What would we ever do without Shrek, the cult-classic animated film that Millennials just can't get enough of? Well, for starters we certainly wouldn't have the excellent memes that often result from it. Not to mention Smash Mouth probably wouldn't have blown up like they did, and that's just tragic to think about.
Anyway, please enjoy these trending memes, known as "Good Question"!
Okay, you got us. These shower thoughts are about as deep as it gets in "hits blunt" memes. But they're still pretty damn on point. We're officially including mosquito nets in our zombie apocalypse survival kit.
This week's episode of Game of Thrones brought us a whole lotta tweets and a whole lotta memes! Cersei's strange affection for elephants, Bran's creepy stares, and Drogon's judgment have come out as the most popular themes, but the whole episode was full of pure gold. Here are some of our favorite memes from Reddit and Instagram!
It's no secret that the American healthcare system isn't known for being the best in the world. If you're poor and need to have some sort of procedure done in a hospital, you can look forward to a hefty bill that may or may not put you into debt for years to come. And if you aren't fortunate enough to receive a health insurance plan through your employer? Well, we don't even want to think about that...
Here are 17 memes and tweets that highlight the trials and tribulations of health insurance in America!
Elon Musk had some fun recently trolling the Flat Earth Society - asking why there is no "Flat Mars Society". The group bizarrely shot back that Mars has been observed to be round. Seems legit. To expunge ourselves of that stupidity, we've rounded up a few of our favorite flat earth memes to help you troll in Musk's footsteps.
Get more science-busting flat earth memes or turn it up a notch with some dank flat earth memes. And if you really want to never question your planet's roundness again, then be sure to check out these Flat Earther Facepalms on eBaum's World that will really make you wonder what they are thinking. I really, really, really hope they are just trolling us or trying to.
Sometimes life sucks. Royally. Writer Sheila O'Malley knows this first hand. After the death of her father, she found herself unable to unpack her new apartment and cried for days on end. This is all okay. This is all understandable. When a person is shrouded with this kind of darkness, it can be very hard to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
That's where her friends come in.
We're willing to bet that you all have those Facebook or Instagram friends that make you wonder how they're still allowed on the sites. Their posts might make you cringe or curse humanity, but you keep 'em around because they're entertaining. Here's a batch of those kinda posts without the guilt you feel from actually knowing the posters.
Bored of wholesome memes and fluffy tweets? We've got the content you're looking for. These pics will either make you smirk because you know you're going to hell, or make you sad because they're a little too damn relatable. Enjoy!
Many of us Millennials went through that inevitably cringey phase of our early teens in the mid-2000s where literally any mildly sentimental quote on LiveJournal or Myspace was thoroughly profound enough to bring us to tears. Today's version of that is, of course, the infamously cheesy Tumblr.
You've likely been seeing the word "Sbeve" everywhere on the internet lately, and in case it's (understandably) lost on you, it refers to cheesy posts and quotes on Tumblr that 14-year-old girls would generally find incredibly deep.
One such example that's popped up all over the internet recently is the phrase "S[he] Be[lie]ve[d]," which you've probably noticed also displays the hidden message "he lied." Once you take that "hidden" message out, what's left is "Sbeve." Cue resulting dumb memes.
Few things get the internet heated up like controversial food preparation. It feels like we've been talking about pineapple on pizza since ARPANET's creation. Today's crime against food occurred in St. Louis, Missouri. Alek Krautmann rocked Twitter with a joyful announcement that he brought "bread-sliced" bagels in to work, and wowed his colleagues St. Louis style. The outcry has been...intense. From St. Louisians admonishing their brother, to horrified New Yorkers, people have a lot of feelings about this method. Even Dictionary.com and Panera weighed in. We're going to come out and say we are 100% against this method. How bout you?
Swimsuit season is among us! For many of us that means working out nonstop to get that socially acceptable summer bod and eating a lot of salads that have no flavor whatsoever. Of course, you can still have a "summer bod" without working out like a maniac, because you're already perfect the way you are!
