Despite what the world has been jamming into your head for most of your life, you don't have to be "busy" all the time. It's important to take time for yourself. It's sad that pressing pause on productivity is automatically considered procrastinating. We all deserve to waste our own time. And our preferred method? Looking at memes, of course.
dank memes
Dank memes are basically just stale memes that have started to decompose, but users with a refined palate are able to appreciate those nuances of humor.
In the thick of the coronavirus pandemic here in the United States, several states have implemented what's known as a "shelter in place," where all nonessential businesses must shut down and people must stay in their homes except for tasks like going out to get groceries or medications.
While this all royally sucks, we're enjoying the memes that have popped up that make fun of the government telling people to work from home in light of all the lockdowns.
The days are starting to blur together. That's probably why the New York Times' Coronavirus coverage always starts with "It's Friday" or "It's Saturday." While time seems kind of hard to grasp, we've got some things that are a bit easier: memes and tweets. This assortment of comical goodies won't make the bad stuff go away, but it will distract you for a little while. And we think that's importnat.
Life feels like a bit of a roller coaster these days. One second we're laughing at memes, the next, raging over Gal Gadot's "Imagine" video. Crying about the situation in Italy, smiling at animal pics. It's a lot to handle. But we're all about the laughing at memes portion of this hellish cycle. And here are some more of 'em for you.
Has the Stockholm syndrome set in for you yet? You know, where you get so used to being in quarantine that you start thinking it's normal, or even preferable over your normal routine?
Well, the good thing about being in quarantine for an extended amount of time is that you have ample amounts of time to check out the week's best dank memes! Here's last week's gallery, and head on over to /r/DankMemes if you want an even more extensive list!
You don't have to be a technological genius to appreciate these memes. From nerdy programming humor to relatable everyday technology tidbits, this gallery has got something for every level of computer geek. While they won't necessarily make you smarter, these memes will definitely help you pass the time.
As coronavirus continues to sweep through every corner of the world, schools in the US have been closing, leaving students required to finish their classes online. While many are ecstatic about this, many others are annoyed they even have to keep taking classes at all.
Please enjoy these dank memes, many of which are brought to you by our friends at Know Your Meme!
With so many people quarantining, some of you might feel like there's not enough internet to help you pass the time. Fortunately, our entertainment-providing industry is unaffected by Coronavirus and the changes flipping normal life on its ass. We're going to be serving up memes til the end, and here's another gallery of 'em to help you through it all.
January, February, and March 2020 have pretty much been as terrible as you could imagine, so how much worse could April really be? Famous last words, right? What do you all think is going to happen in April? We're betting on some sort of alien invasion, or maybe another Great Depression.
While it may certainly feel like the end times right now, sometimes humor is the only way to get through it all, so keep spreading the memes.
Could 2020 get any worse? Between the Coronavirus pandemic and the 2020 election, it really feels like sh*t is hitting the fan. These days, many of us "hang out" in Zoom meetings and if we're lucky enough to have work, are doing it remotely. It's going to be a long few months, no matter where you live. But at least we've got memes to help us laugh away the pain.
