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If you've ever spent time on social media, you're probably aware of the existence of "Reply Guys." The term refers to men who go out of their way to reply (unsolicited) to women's tweets or slide into dms with comments that are generally very inappropriate and very horny. While we're sure these messages are generally disturbing and annoying to recipients, we have to admit that the cringey ballsiness of the senders is incredibly entertaining. Twitter account @guyinthereply has set out to document these creepy messages, and their archive is filled with pure gold. We've put together some of the more tame examples but you can visit their twitter for the stuff that is decidedly NSFW. 

Sappy relationship posts are some of the more nauseating things you come across on the web. These relentlessly sarcastic (and often f-cked up) parody posts are the perfect way to wash your eyes of that corny crap. Who needs flowers and Instagram filters, lets get some real couples up in this b--ch. Those who are looking for more Hallmark cards to send to their significant other are in the wrong place.

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Want to know everything and anything there is to know about couples' intimacy? Then I suggest you read a book. But these sexual relationship memes or these regular relationship memes will definitely get you on the right track. Or just check out even more dark and dirty relationship memes to get the low down on the rest. And finally some spicy relationship memes for the extra flavor.

It's easy to joke about neckbeards if you spend any time on the internet. The fedora-tipping "m'lady" business might seem well-meaning, but it's often laced with some seriously misogynistic and incel-esque behavior. Meme accounts like @neckbeardfancy and subreddits like  r/justneckbeardthings provide ample proof of these patterns. And while they're incredibly cringey and unpleasant, we cannot look away. 

McDonald's may not be the healthiest fast food chain out there, but it is probably the most legendary. The slingers of chicken nuggets, Big Macs and famous fries have seen their fair share of controversy, but that doesn't stop people from enjoying their food. And making a whole lotta memes about the restaurant and its creepy clown mascot, Ronald McDonald. These memes and arguably cursed images are proof of that.

While many of you may not need an excuse to binge horror movies, many people see "Spooky Season" as an excuse to pop some corn and enjoy a month of bloodcurdling screams, tense music, and campy themes. Being cooped up due to the pandemic has made this one of the more safe ways to enjoy the days leading up to Halloween. While it's unrealistic to expect to spend every night indulging in blood, gore, and anxiety, but we've got loads of horror-related memes to enjoy while someone else is in charge of the remote. They may not get your heart racing, but they will keep definitely keep that spooky spirit goin'. 

It's that time of the year, folks. The leaves have started to fall. The air is cooler. It gets dark earlier. And things feel just a bit more creepy. While this "spooky season" is a little less fun because of coronavirus, we're still planning on embracing skeletons, fall treats, and of course - horror movies. We help these memes aid you in feelin' the spooky spirit, too.

If you're in the mood for some spooky content but don't have a lot of time on your hands, then these creative two-sentence horror stories are just the thing for you. Now have fun sleeping tonight! 

If you want even more creepy material, head on over to /r/TwoSentenceHorror!

When Johnny Chiodini tweeted about a "Long Furby" that his wife constructed for a friend's birthday, Twitter users had something to say about it. Let's just say, Long Furby is creepy as hell and the reaction tweets are priceless. Now why his wife's friend needed a long Furby, we'll never know.

Despite many memers' misconceptions, the subject of this particular meme is not a cow, but rather an extinct animal called a Daeodon that lived between 29 and 19 million years ago. Either way, it's creepy as hell and making for some nightmarish memes. Check out more info and examples at Know Your Meme!

We wanna give a special thanks to Instagram account Things I Have Drawn, who supplied us with these amazing and horrifying recreations of things that kids have drawn. Go check them out!

We're all aware that big tech corporations store an insane amount of information about us, but it's probably safe to say that most of us weren't aware of the sheer vastness of it all (think literal millions of pages per person). Dylan Curran, Director of Technology at VFT Solutions, took it upon himself to investigate the amount of information that Google and Facebook have about him, and let's just say...what he found is unsettling to say the least.