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This entertaining thread combines two of our favorite things: clever tweets and adorable birds. And thanks to Twitter user Ferris Jabr, we can now say that we know a great deal about bird nests - and have to wonder how pigeon eggs ever actually hatch. Happy scrolling!

That 280 character limit is no match for these wordsmiths. Some people are capable of saying so much with so little space. We wish we had come up with these ourselves.

There's not much that makes us happy these days, but cats and food, against all odds, continue to give us immense pleasure. Sure, we may be eating our feelings or relying on our feline friends for comfort. But there are far worse ways to cope with our miserable realities. And this weekend, Twitter user @avaritious managed to combine both in one big and wholesome thread.

After sharing some incredibly cute photos of cats with food-related names, many feline-owners felt compelled to share pics of their own deliciously dubbed pets. The resulting thread makes for some seriously feel-good scrolling, and we're here to share it with you.

You don't have to be religious to appreciate this funny tweets regarding God's antics upstairs. From the creation of weird animals to marveling at the mess that He (or She) cooked up, these jokes are on fire. 

It's Thanksgiving Eve and we're bracing ourselves (hard) for the shit show to come. To keep your mind (and our minds) of of the absolute madness tomorrow, we've put together some tasty memes and titillating tweets. And if they don't waste enough of your precious time, there are more memes where that came from.

The holidays can be difficult for a lot of people, and we're about to be in the thick of them. It's important to keep your chin up and try to be at least a little bit positive. These happy memes, wholesome tweets, and cute stories are great for when you need to press pause and remember there are things in this world that are justpure and good. 

We've been pumping out the wholesome memes lately, and for good reason. It's so easy to focus on the negative things these days, whether the bummers come from politics, intolerance, or terrifying sh*t like climate change. We're here to remind you that there is good in the world. You just have to want to see it.

Between the dark circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death and the general state of the world, it's safe to say that most of us could use a little lightness in our lives. We put these happy memes, tweets, and pictures together to help you get just that. 

We know you like funny memes and we know you like 'em in large doses. This heavy duty compilation of funny pics and tweets was put together in the hopes that we can eliminate your boredom and make you smile, even if it's just for a little while.  

It's amazing what the geniuses who tweet can convey in just 280 characters. It's also incredible that it takes many, many less characters to convey how many stupid people have access toTwitter. We're choosing to focus on the clever, funny, and downright quirky tweets that the site has to offer. 

Tumblr and Twitter are two internet zones that never have a shortage of people trying (or failing) to be funny. Which is really, really, good for people like us who are in desperate need of ways to procrastinate and just avoid reality in general. If you still need more time-wasting fuel, you can check out some of our other meme galleries and tweet galleries.

Desperate for a way to procrastinate or just pass the time? This pleasing assortment of witty tweets, relatable memes is sure to do the trick. 

The world often seems like a supremely messed up place. Between our own personal struggles and the infinitely screwed up problems the entire planet faces, we could all use a little positivity in our lives. These wholesome memes and tweets might not help us on a grander scale, but they will definitely put a smile on your face. And sometimes that's all we can ask for. 

Might as well end 2018 right: with laughs!

Feeling empty? A little rotten inside? We know how to fix that. These pics might not be clinically proven antidepressants but they sure do make us feel better.