dank memes

We're not gonna sugar coat it: everything kinda sucks. But there's one bullet-proof defense us humans have against suffering, and that's humor. Humans are so damn good at laughing through the pain; it's remarkable really. Memes often perfectly reflect what we're collectively going through, and we've got some good ones that fit the profile. This batch also includes memes of encouragement, depression memes, absurd shitposts, and memes with dumb dad humor. An assortment of memes with one thing in common—funny.

A wise person once said, a meme dump a day keeps the boredom away. Okay maybe no one ever said that, but we're saying it now! And memes don't just remedy bouts of boredom, they're also perfect for anyone who craves a temporary escape from the bonkers 24-hour news cycle. We promise there are absolutely no memes about the debate or pandemic in this collection of memes. Just pure, ridiculous humor.

There are bad takes, and then there are really bad takes. On Wednesday, John Cardillo firmly cemented that his POV is definitely in the later category. The right wing pundit took to Twitter to ask whether a photo of Joe kissing his son was kosher. 

"Does this look like an appropriate father/son interaction to you?" 

The answer, from most people on Twitter, was yes. The sweet black and white photo, which features the two in an intimate hug, seems to be universally accepted as a sign of fatherly love and vulnerability. The absurdity of Cardillo's attempt to stir the pot resulted in more memes than it did support. Using the same query, memers began replacing the photo of the Bidens with film stills and illustration to create some pretty entertaining memes. Here are our favorites.

TGIF, y'all! We are back with another healthy serving of the week's best dank memes, carefully plucked from the hallowed halls of Reddit. These memes range from spicy to dumb and relatable, but they're all pretty amusing. And we promise this batch isn't filled with mentions of politics. If memes can't distract us from this hell, we don't know what can.

As we approach the end of October (and Spooky Season) we need to pour one out for those early-to-mid Autumn feelings that fill us with joy. Y'know, like stepping on crunchy leaves. Apple picking. Getting lost in a corn maze for 6 hours because your parents didn't realize you were gone. Pumpkin Spice Lattes. These gallery of autumnal content covers all those bases and (of course) some of that Halloween spirit we're gonna be missing this year. 

We know there are a lot of meme snobs out there, but we think life would be better if we all adjusted our standards a bit. Imagine looking through an entire gallery of memes and not once scoffing about an image's freshness or cleverness factors. Imagine if you were just...happy to ingest some internet humor? Spoiler alert: you'd be way happier. Try that approach with these memes and let us know how it goes. 

Memes are way more than just a cheap distraction. Memes can uplift the spirit. Memes are like a busted fire-hydrant you find after walking five miles on the hottest day of the summer. Memes are like that leftover sandwich you just remembered after whining about having no food in the fridge. Memes are like your favorite song randomly coming on when you're shopping for toilet paper at the supermarket. Life would be a bummer without memes.

Seems like Americans are totally obsessed with the first and second amendments, but what about poor, neglected third amendment? Good ol' 3A doesn't often get the same love from avid constitutionalists. @jimamendments is one gallant memelord who's been churning out content in defense of the third since 2019. These hyper-specific memes might seem a little strange to the average internet nomad when caught out of context, but they're sort of like a joke that gets funnier with repetition. Scrolling through all of @jimamendments' memes at once was a true delight that got us fired up to invoke our third amendment right the next time soldiers try to quarter in our apartments without consent during a time of peace. 

As we get older, there are quite a few revelations that become clear. For example, adulthood doesn't mean you automatically figure everything out. The world isn't actually your oyster. And, of course, the truth isn't always something you can easily accept. There are a lot of difficult notions that fit into the last category. This WikiHow meme is a brilliant way for blunt memers to express those aspects of life that people may not be willing to admit. While many of these painful messages lived up to their "hard to swallow" label, they're definitely valid. And possibly a good way to throw some hints at your loved ones who can't seem to see the light. 

If you're looking to shirk responsibility or waste some of your precious time on this planet, you've come to the right place. We're huge proponents of avoiding problems and reality with internet humor. And we've got a whole lot of that right here, in the form of dumb and dank memes.