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The week between Christmas and New Years is always a strange one; you're probably still reeling in the insanity of dealing with your stressful family and enjoying all your gifts. Meanwhile, you can't remember what day it is and you totally forgot that 2020 is in just a couple fricken days. 

Regardless, try to enjoy the couple weeks where your boss is on vacation and won't notice you slacking off at work!

People on Twitter have a way of sharing short and sweet tidbits that most people can relate to. Most of them are self-deprecating jokes or frustrated complaints, but every now and then you'll find some wholesome reminders that we're all in this together. This gallery falls mostly into the former category, but we've sprinkled some happy affirmations in here, too.

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As this hellish holiday season Friday comes to a close, we must remember to give thanks to the time-wasting methods that have kept us sane. From endlessly switching television channels as your eyes glaze over, to blasting the volume on your headphones to drown out political conversations, it's important to have an outlet for the insanity of the season. It's probably unsurprising to most of you that our preferred decompression method would be memes, but we've gathered these entertaining tidbits for you as a reminder, and as tools for next week's hectic kind of hell. May the memes be with you.

We may not subscribe to the whole holiday magic thing, but this Christmas-related Facebook thread had us feeling all kinds of sappy. It's pretty well-known that kids have big hearts, and one mother of kindly youngsters turned to a Facebook thread to help her kids stop worrying about Santa's reindeers. The desperate mom asked a Veterinarian thread if they had info to quell her kids fears about the reindeers contracting laminitis from all the candy canes and sugar they assumed would be in their diet. Facebook users quickly banded together in creative ways to reassure the empathetic children that Santa's flyers would be just fine. The thread is a great reminder that regardless of religion or holiday spirit, people can be nice as hell.

Twitter user Donnachaidha O'Chionnaigh (we don't know how to pronounce that either) knew his kids wanted cash for Christmas, so he thought up a clever way to give it to them while making it a little more personalized. We gotta say, the packaging might be more exciting than the actual cash itself!

Writer Julia Prescott officially gets the award for most inventive Christmas gift ever - a choose-your-own-adventure style story that she wrote for her always-late sister. We're just mad that we'll never think of something that clever...

Christmas day is finally here! We know a lot of you are probably trying to hide from your annoying relatives for a few minutes, so grab some eggnog and let these Christmas memes entertain you for a few minutes!

Merry Christmas from us here at Memebase to you and yours!

Have a happy and healthy holiday, y'all!

Tired of all the holiday cheer and wholesome content out there right now? Well, we just hope that these slightly edgier dank Christmas memes can fix that for you. Maybe just don't show them to your weird religious aunt...