Are you an Office fan? Of course you are, otherwise you wouldn't have clicked here. And honestly who in America hasn't seen The Office by this point? So without further ado, scroll down for some memes that will apply to your own life. Click here for even more Office moments!
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Pssst. Hey. You. Yeah, you. Heard you like memes. And we've got a lot of them. Dumb cat memes. Deep fried memes. Vintage memes and dad jokes galore. We've put a healthy handful together here for you, but guess what? Yeah, we've got more. Happy scrolling.
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This guy captured our feelings about being in isolation SO perfectly, it's almost scary.
We all know people who love to play the victim card constantly, whether it's justified or not. These memes make fun of that sentiment with a cult classic favorite - Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Click here for more Monty Python memes!
While Tiger King mania seems to have died down a bit since its March release, people have been dying to snag an interview with the show's oft-maligned "villain," Carole Baskin. The controversial character (and nemesis of Joe Exotic) resents the way the Netflix documentary seems to insinuate that she murdered her ex-husband and fed him to her big cats. She's been largely silent in the media - until comedian pranksters Josh Pieters and Archie Manners managed to convince her that Jimmy Fallon wanted to do an interview with absolutely no mention of Tiger King. Using recordings from previous Fallon interviews, the duo managed to conduct the interview without a hitch. And it's pretty glorious.
Comedian Shane Hoban has had better days. So was a former date who got a lot more than she bargained for after telling the Boston resident that she didn't wish to pursue a relationship with him. Her respectful text is honest and even generously nice. She even wishes him luck at his upcoming show. That kindness is met with alarming aggression, abusive language, and disturbing threats. Fortunately the internet has helped make sure Hoban gets what is coming to him.
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Fans of the British TV series The IT Crowd will enjoy these dank memes, which are from a 2006 episode in which Maurice Moss attempts to put out a fire, only to have his fire extinguisher catch fire in the process. We like to think of it as a metaphor for all the horrible sh*t going on in the world right now.
Alright, enough with the negativity; scroll down, and then click here for even more dank content!
A staggering 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits as the response to the coronavirus outbreak has escalated. Many Americans are now struggling to put food on the table, let alone pay rent. In places like New York, the $1,200 stimulus will barely cover a month of housing. As renters try to figure out how to keep shelter over their heads, some landlords are giving their tenants a break. Others, like comedian Jesse Case's landlord, instead opt to send vaguely threatening emails.
In the email in question, his landlord Kerri threatens to evict him if this month's rent is not paid. As Jesse had already mailed his rent check, he decided to go full Karen on her ass. And we're 100% here for it.
Parks and Rec has been off the air for five years now, but that doesn't mean it's not still very much in our hearts. If you'd like to jog your memory of the show, then have some of the best memes and moments from it below! And click here for even more P&R material! Now if only the show would do a reboot...
As Coronavirus spreads from Asia to Europe and the United States, it seems the whole world is paralyzed with fear. Flights are being cancelled, the stock market has absolutely plummeted. As anxiety rises, some people are using humor to cope with COVID-19. And this post is a great example of that. An anonymous jokester used classic stereotypes to riff on Coronvirus response, and we have to say it's making our day.
Happy hump day, freaks! While the agony of Super Tuesday has come and gone, Coronavirus is still at our doorsteps and, well, people in general suck. The best way to distract ourselves from the insanity? Definitely memes. And we've got a whole lot of 'em right here.
Comedian Mitch Hedberg would have been 58 this week. It's hard to believe he's been gone for almost fifteen years. Hedberg's wit was so quirky, so singular. There will never be another comic like him. To celebrate his too-short life, we've rounded up some of his classic zingers. If we keep laughing it's kind of like he's still around.
