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History is a lot more fun in meme form, isn't it?

We're really loving these dank "domino effect" memes that have been popping up literally all over the internet as of late. Memers have been using them to express how things can seemingly go from completely innocent to full-on WTF-ery in a chain reaction. The memes have been used to satirically explain everything from history to Minecraft.

It's true what they say - history does tend to repeat itself. If you want to freshen up on your historical knowledge and make sure that history indeed does not repeat itself, then perhaps take a little scroll through these memes. We promise they're a lot better than sitting in class!

Let's face it, history class is really boring. Who wants to learn by reading out of a boring-a** textbook? And beside, chances are you probably won't remember anything you read after the exam is over anyway. History memes serve as a fun way to cram that historical knowledge into your noggin.

Let these memes serve as a little history lesson for you - they're definitely more interesting than sitting through a boring class!

These memes are a dank and welcome blast from the past. We'll take history memes over a textbook any day.

Fake history memes are a beautiful combination of political satire and pop culture references, so you get the best of both worlds!

Browsing through these memes will make you feel like you just sat through a much more interesting version of your high school history class.

Are you a history buff? If so, we've got you covered! We've got everything here from World War II to ancient history and more, so dive right in!

These memes combine all of our favorite things: history, war, and dankly dark humor.

Let these memes make your history lesson significantly more interesting!

Courtesy of ShallowHalWantsAGal, here are some insane history facts that'll take you on a trip.

Jim Halpert from cult-classic The Office has always been known for his mischevious nature. His compulsion to prank and torture his colleagues takes a much, much darker turn in these memes from the r/dankmemes subreddit. His slyly narrowed eyes starting through blinds are being used to represent everything from Facebook privacy issues, to darker issues, such as world war.) While these controversial memes may not appeal to everyone, the ever-edgy reddit meme-ing community is eating them up.