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Remember when we first started hearing about the coronavirus situation in Wuhan? Did we have any idea the situation would get this dire? We did not. We also had no idea that when we took our first shot of alcohol in high school that we'd slip into an immature cycle of debauchery that would last until well after college. These kinds of situations are the subjects of this Toy Story meme format that's seeing a surge in popularity this month. It's kind of similar to the "Unsheathing the Sword" meme, which was pretty damn entertaining when it came out. Here are some of our favorite examples, but you can read more about 'em over at Know Your Meme.

We know goth sh*t is pretty en vogue right now, what with everyone getting witchy and wearing harnesses and chokers. This fad has seeped into the meme world, so there's no shortage of funny tidbits boasting dark humor and a whole lot of black clothing. These memes might help you get your fix of darkness without having to face the teenage hordes at Hot Topic. 

We've always been pretty damn into Disney, but the older we get the more we wish the movies (we know they're for kids) had a little more edge. While that wish hasn't exactly come true, Swedish artist Daniel Bork has come pretty close to mimicking it. The illustrator, who gets inspiration from 80's and 90's subculture, has been inserting Disney characters into his renditions of classic horror film posters. The results shout out some of our favorite cartoons and movies in an incredibly creepy way. We've put some of our favorites into this gallery, but you should check out more of Bork's work (and give him a follow) on his Instagram.

You know what's super nice? This exquisitely random gallery of 69 memes. And there's no better month to scroll through them than 4/20.

Memes can cure most problems. Sad? They'll perk you up. Angry? They'll cool your jets for a bit. Constipated? At least you'll have something to look at on the toilet. And if you're scrolling through this gallery, you'll have a lot of toilet time-wasting material. Enjoy.

Storyboard artist Jeff Hong considers himself privileged to have worked on animated classics such as Hercules, Mulan, and The Emperor's New Groove. Though a rabid Disney fan, Hong has gained some notoriety for his dark series Unhappily Ever After, which superimposes Disney characters into some depressing and sobering situations. It's a good reminder that reality doesn't involve a happy fairy tale ending. And that we can still do things to make the future just a little bit brighter. 

Just weeks after news of Mr. Peanut's "death" rocked the internet, a tweet announcing Goofy's demise has gone viral. Disney fans can rest easy, though - the tweet comes from a Disneyland parody account run by @pjayevans, who runs "Who Is?" show on Now This News. While we're not down with this new fad of killing off iconic characters and mascots, the tweet has garnered some pretty entertaining responses on social media. We just hope the account doesn't meet the same fate as the lovable Disney dog. 

We love the Disney show Phineas and Ferb because of its cleverness and appeal to us adults - similar to how we feel about Spongebob (although we gotta say that Spongebob takes the cake there).

In case you were wondering; yes, this gallery contains more than just Baby Yoda memes. We freaking love that adorable little green guy, but we wanted to bring you some content that focuses on the rest of The Mandalorian. Not to worry though, there are definitely some Baby Yoda memes sprinkled throughout.

What the world needs now is Baby Yoda, Baby Yoda. Seriously though, we owe hours of entertainment over the last few weeks to the new Disney+ show The Mandalorian. We also owe our post-Thanksgiving sanity to this new meme featuring our favorite tiny Star Warscharacter adorably sipping on some soup. Most of thetweets and edits of this meme are pretty innocent, but we've included some spicier examples in this gallery for all you edge hunters. We know what you like. 

Phineas and Ferb is just another one of those kids' TV shows that really resonates with us adults. It's clever, hilarious, and we really feel Candace's fascination with the bizarre. As is such, please enjoy these dank memes inspired by the show!

It's official: the internet has gone positively mad over Baby Yoda - so much so that we needed to make yet another gallery to appease you all. There are so many of these memes at this point that we can't possibly gather up every single one of them, so if you'd like to see even more than this gallery offers, head on over to Know Your Meme or /r/DankMemes for a much more complete collection.

We could imagine that going to war makes one have a bit more of a hardened outlook on life. 

We all know the classic romanticized Disney tales from our childhoods, but get ready for these hilariously twisted takes on them!  And to be honest, we kind of like these no-bullsh*t synopses better anyway...