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Are you even a true '90s kid if The Simpsons theme song didn't automatically start playing in your head as soon as you read the title? And can you believe the show has been around since 1989?? Kinda makes us feel a little old if we're being honest... 

Anyway, please enjoy some of our favorite moments from the show!

This dank meme was inspired by an episode of Dragon Ball Super that aired in 2016, and has only gained in popularity since then. The meme, which is known as "He's Speaking The Language Of The Gods," has been used to represent internet instances of broken English and other totally nonsensical things. We hope you enjoy them!

We all watched Scooby Doo as kids. Hell, even our parents watched it when they were kids, which is pretty crazy to think about! As is such, these memes should send you on a lil nostalgia trip from your childhood. So without further ado, we give you permission to grab a Scooby snack and get browsin'!

Can you believe the beloved Calvin and Hobbes has been around for 34 years already? We know, it's pretty surreal given that many of us grew up looking forward to the comics, created by Bill Watterson, in the newspaper. We love it for its relatable wittiness, adorable charm and the occasional bout of existential dread!

Our new favorite shitpost is a real blast from the past. A 1967 episode of Spider-Man is the latest meme fad to annoy redditors and Instagrammers alike. The still features Spider-Man's enemies Rhino, Vulture, Electro and Green Goblin, and is generally used to describe dumb things one might do with "the boys" back in the day. Think typing 80,085 on a calculator. While some people might want to forget their more immature moments, we opt to revel in them. If you like what you see, check out our boys at Ebaum's World. There's more where this genius came from.

Okay, so cartoon characters aren't exactly known for their logical and rational behaviors, but it's still pretty damn funny to examine how WTF some of the details of beloved TV shows can be. Take Spongebob for example - on second thought, there are way too many details to name and you should just scroll down to see.

We always love the memes that come out of TV shows, and this one, known as "What The Hell Is This?" from an episode of Family Guy is of no exception. The meme aims at mocking the things that people perceive as being inferior to the original, and we're not gonna lie - some of them might trigger you a little.

There's a bit of a meme rule that's been floating around since as early as 2003. It's called "Rule 34" and it states that if it exists, there's a porn of it. Well, we think there should be another rule regarding the "ruination" of classic cartoons. These creepy renditions of everyone's favorite Monday-hating cat have been popping up largely thanks to horror artist Will Burke. His incredibly creepy drawings of Garfield stalking Jon went viral, and have since inspired similar pieces from many artists. We've rounded up a bunch of creepy examples for your viewing displeasure.

We love it when memers create dank memes out of our favorite beloved childhood characters. This particular one, also known as "A Fellow Man Of Culture," features Winnie the Pooh in a tuxedo for all those times you've felt really great about yourself for something that was actually totally mundane. But pat yourself on the back, give yourself a participation medal and a cookie, you've earned in. Now get back to work no one is special, especially you. Or continue your meandering mundane existence the choice is entirely yours. But either way, get ready for All Hallows Eve early with these spooky memes perfect to get you in the swing of things for witches and ghouls.

Ralph Wiggum is the star of this trending dank meme that's making us chuckle right now. If you're not familiar with The Simpsons, then that's pretty weird because it's been on air since the late '80s. In all seriousness though, Ralph is the resident dopey oddball student at Springfield elementary. You can check out some of his bizarre sayings here!