SpongeBob SquarePants
This new dank Spongebob meme depicts tip-of-the-iceberg moments when you don't realize how much worse something will get, which is perfect for right now given that we're likely about to head into an apocalyptic April based on how the first part of 2020 has gone.
Head on over to Know Your Meme for more examples!
Congratulations, you survived a Monday in 2020. And knowing what Mondays are like in 2020 means you're surviving all the insane crap that's been happening this year. To help you reward yourself for existing we've put together another big gallery of highly perusable memes. If they don't help you through the struggle, hopefully Netflix will.
Many of you are sick and tired of hearing about coronavirus, and we don't blame you. But when something is affecting the entire freakin' world, the memes are going to keep on coming. Today we'd like to focus on some optimistic Covid-19 content: memes that imagine what we'll look like when we're finally out of quarantine. The jokes range from basic (women with unibrows) to saucy (masturbation) but they're all pretty valid when you consider how long we might be cooped up.
With coronavirus (Covid-19) keeping people from their offices and classrooms, many schools and workplaces are turning to Zoom for instruction and meetings. Zoom is essentially like Google Hangouts - but you can include up to 100 participants. This has made it a saving grace for fitness studios, too. This adjustment to living life remotely is a pain, but it's also inspiring some funny and relatable tweets. If we have to suffer, at least we can laugh about it together.
Barber's gonna have a lot of work cut out for him.
We can confidently say that most families aren't like The Brady Bunch. This goes for both the parental units and their children. And while we know some kids have issues with authority, sometimes the responsibility for a crappy family dynamic or lack of support lies with the parent. There's a ton of proof at the r/insaneparents subreddit. The community shares tales of terrible parenting, as well as memes that combine personal narrative with relatable themes. Most of these use meme formats that are very familiar. Think Spongebob Memes and Drake memes. While they're pretty depressing, it's important to remember that if you're having a tough time with family, you're definitely not alone.
Memes can cure most problems. Sad? They'll perk you up. Angry? They'll cool your jets for a bit. Constipated? At least you'll have something to look at on the toilet. And if you're scrolling through this gallery, you'll have a lot of toilet time-wasting material. Enjoy.
If you're craving memes, we've got the amusement you seek. This batch of random humor has it all: Wholesome memes for when you're depressed, stupid jokes, and self-deprecating memes that most people can relate to. If variety is the spice of life, consider this dump your hot sauce.
Ever heard of the phenomenon of the "Sunday Scaries?" You've probable felt them. That feeling of existential dread on Sunday when the reality of Monday seems to be lurking over your shoulder. That unshakable feeling that permeates your bones to the point of not being able to enjoy your last moments of freedom before another hellish workweek. Some of you won't have to deal with that (thanks, President's Day) but these memes are for the rest of you.
