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It's said that indifference is worse than hatred. This new Spongebob meme takes that sentiment seriously. Spongebob has provided an entire generation with endless mirth well into their young adulthood. This collection of fabulous Spongebob memes will definitely have you reminiscing 

Folks on Twitter have been responding to things they don't care about and things they absolutely hate with images from cartoons that insinuate the lack of ability to hear. Think playground era feigned deafness: "What's that I hear? Is that the wind?" 

People are using the reaction images to respond to everything from Apple Music announcements to video footage of Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz in police custody. The memes are unbelievably low-effort, so we implore you to join the very blase party.

If you're looking for a shock to your system, these memes seem too good to be true 

'Whoa! This is Worthless' memes were inspired by the cartoon show Gravity Falls, in which one of the main characters, Dipper Pines, receives a banknote worth -$12, which he declares is worthless. People on the internet have been meme-ing the scene by replacing the banknote with things they believe are worthless.

Bob's Burgers will never not be funny.

Oh meme weaver, I believe you can get me through the night. 

Comedian Celeste Yim recently started a Twitter debate asking exactly what Spongebob Squarepants is: a sea sponge or a dish sponge...? The internet came through with their own personal takes, complete with logic and reasoning. What do you think Spongebob is?

Ah, the joys of poppin' out and taking care of babies. They cry, scream and shit and have no concept of normal sleep cycles. These tongue-in-cheek baby-care cartoons will distract any new parent from their pain, or at the very least provide respite from glamorous activities such as being puked on, or changing diapers.

Remember the good ol' days? When MTV still showed music videos, and nobody had cell phones? Well, here are some pics and gifs that will take you to a time before Elon Musk and Grimes were the talk of the town. Before our hearts were ripped out by Infinity War - and way before 10-year-olds had credit cards and cell phones. 

The Office is one of those shows you can binge watch once a year and it never gets old. Imagine our delight upon learning that artist Marisa Livingston has impeccably depicted the gang as cartoons. From Stanley's unimpressed stare to Creed's tendencies toward the bizarre and psycho, Livingston manages to capture each character's unique and entertaining quirks. If you like what you see, give her a follow on Twitter! 

h/t Bored Panda.

There's something very creepy about when your favorite cartoons get a hyper-realistic makeover.

James Lecarpentier's Good Bear Comics are the perfect combination of smart, dark and bitingly funny. If you like what you see consider donating to his Patreon!