Memes

As "hump day" comes to a close, and you settle into the more optimistic half of the week, we want you to have a pleasant sendoff. While looking at memes won't speed time up so it can be the weekend - or put you in a coma until 6pm on Friday - the activity probably (maybe?) has some positive effects on your mental health. They say laughter is the best medicine for a reason. So it would only make sense if memes that make you exhale through your nose a little bit harder can be therapeutic as well. 

Anyone who's on Facebook likely has boomer relative somewhere who uses the social network to ask for advice about creating PDFs, or accidentally makes public events instead of sending private messages, or complains about innocuous problems, like the neighbor's dog barking too loudly. Well there's a Facebook group called 'a group where we all pretend to be boomers' and it's exactly what it sounds like. Everyone in the group must stay in character at all times, making for an absolutely spot on parody of the Facebook world of boomers. We've captured some gold moments from the group to give you a taste of what it's like. 

Picture this: you're sitting down for a relaxing cup of coffee. Or maybe you're starting on an important project that requires your full attention. The phone rings. It rings again. You pick it up. 

"Hello. (pause) We're calling to inform you about your car's expired warranty." 

You hang up, but the rage remains. And fifteen minutes later, the cycle repeats. 

This situation is especially infuriating if you live in a city and do not own a car, but we're pretty sure that even those blessed with wheels are growing sick of these incessant spam calls. I've found myself screaming in vain at the robotic voice, "I DO NOT OWN A CAR YOU $&%($&@!" While insulting a recording may not be an effective solution to these fury-inducing robocalls, it is often therapeutic. Even more therapeutic? Laughing at the memes that our peers have made out of their own similar frustrations. 

While we realize that not everyone qualifies for Mensa, these posts shout out people who have somehow managed to take stupid to the next level. And we have to admit we're completely here for it. There's something extremely satisfying about witnessing someone exhibit a lack of intelligence that rivals your own. It's a sick ego boost, but we'll take doses of elevated self-image when and where we can get them. We just hope these poor souls invest some of their time into exercising their brains and familiarizing themselves with common sense. They clearly need all the help they can get. 

It's hard to start a new Twitter trend. You never know what's going to catch on and what's going to fall through the cracks. @Legend4Universe came up with one of those fun Twitter games that just hit for whatever reason. They encouraged people to post the 5th image in their camera roll with the caption 'me in 4 years' and the results are pretty amusing. Unsurprisingly, people have some very random and strange stuff saved to their phones, perfect for instant meme action. We've collected the best 'me in 4 years' Twitter memes so far and you better believe we're gonna try it out ourselves. 

Have you ever come across a construction mishap or architectural blunder so disastrous that it almost seems like someone went out of their way to fail so conspicuously? These blatant mistakes might be eyesores to most passersby, but as long as no one's getting hurt, the results of someone's negligence can often be pretty hilarious. We've got a bunch of amusing examples of times people couldn't be bothered to do their one job. 

The other day I was googling some lower back pain that can probably be attributed to years of hunching over computers. A helpful WebMD headline popped up and next thing I knew I was diagnosing myself with lung cancer. This is nothing new. WebMD has been torturing hypochondriacs since before the internet was used to locate hot singles that want to meet you. And poor souls like me have been complaining about it since then. Recently, Twitter's seen an uptick in disgruntled WebMD-ers letting it all out. It's good to see we're not alone in our certain deaths. 

If you're in the market for glorious memes, rest easy, because we've got the goods. Make yourself comfortable and get ready for a whole bunch of funny memes featuring nerdy references, dumb humor, spicy jokes, and wholesome animals. 

Greetings, internet dwellers. Back for another dose of dank content? Lucky for you, we've got a tasty offering of dumb meme treats and random tweets that are sure to distract you from whatever task it is you're trying to ignore. 

Greetings. If you're on the hunt for some memes or perhaps just here out of blind curiosity, you're in for a real treat because memes is what you're gonna get. This bonkers mix of memes has a little something for everyone. We put this one together without rhyme or reason, so don't even try to figure it out. The only theme here is funny memes. 

Who's ready for some dank, dumb, and supremely nerdy Lord of the Rings memes? Well, you're getting 'em whether you like it or not. It's Tuesday, so that means we're serving up our weekly double dose of Tolkien-related humor that almost anyone can enjoy. These Lord of the Rings memes are not too referential that they're alienating, and relatable enough that they'll keep you wanting more. So what are you waiting for? The Westfold to fall again? Get scrolling!