As we get closer to Halloween, it's fun to indulge in all thatspooky content. These comics from War and Peas definitely fit that bill. The comics follow Death (The Grim Reaper) as he goes about daily life and his, um, work commitments. The result is an irreverent and clever spin on a character we're supposed to fear. If you like what you see, show 'em some love onInstagramor Patreon.
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If you ever need a reminder that there are many, many unstable people in this world, just hop on the internet. From Facebook comments to mind-boggling flat earth tweets, there's evidence of psychosis all around us. And we have to admit, it's kind of entertaining.
What happens when you mix first world anarchy with cringey people on the internet? Absolute madlads. And there's an entire subreddit dedicated to this kind of tongue-in-cheek male rebellion. r/madlads is an incredible archive of of this behavior. From teens who think they're tough to brazenly dumb YouTube commenters, these posts and memes are delicious displays of cringey (and sometimes wholesome) hilarity.
We love roasting people as much as the next guy, but we have got to admit it doesn't take a whole lot of wit or bravery to insult a person. It's a sacrificial self-own, in an attempt to really roast someone else, that garners our highest respect. And memers have started circulating some seriously fire examples of these sacrifices. The meme uses a Call of Duty perk, Martyrdom, and pairs it with examples of self-roasting from Reddit and beyond. The resulting memes are riotously funny, and we've put together the cream of the crop just for you.
Facebook is a wonderfully entertaining cesspool of freaks. From pyramid scheme promoting moms to anti-vaxxers, the whole site is a veritable goldmine of cringe. And we've just stumbled upon some Grade A material. After her ex-boyfriend's mother talked smack about her dead grandmother, one enterprising woman took it upon herself to steal some astro turf from the maternal shit-talker. And then tried to sell it. While some of her Facebook friends were supportive of the criminal act, the mom herself makes an appearance in the comments and things go downhill (or uphill, depending on how you look at it) from there.
Warning: if you're sensitive about foul language, do not proceed. These people boast very colorful vocabulary.
As meme formats go, starter pack memes have been seriously killing it since their inception. The relatable and often very specific memes started in 2014, and became so popular that there's even a subreddit dedicated to the format. We put together some newer start packs for you to peruse, but we've got a whole lot more where these came from.
Portland comedian @jayshingle is the mastermind of the bizarre and eerily depressing "Ordinary People Memes" Instagram account. The memes pair incredibly banal text with photos of, well, very ordinary people - and the results range from amusingly relatable to slightly dark and lonely. We hesitate to refer to them as a commentary on the volume of inanely basic tweets and memes, but they're definitely a weird palate cleanser after scrolling through pandering low-effort content.
Warning: the following memes, while mostly having to do with Christianity, probably won't make anyone who is sensitive and religious very happy. They might be about going to church and biblical figures, but they're also here to call out hypocrisy (and Karens) at the same time. And we're more than okay with that.
We've got to hand it to these lazy individuals. In the most creative way possible, these craftsmen and construction workers absolutely refused to do someone else's job. So they found workarounds that, while extremely amusing, may not have made their clients happy. But we're more than happy to show some appreciation for their efforts.
If you've ever been a teenager or have had to raise one, you're going to enjoy these highly relatable and on-point memes. We'd all like to think that we were easy youths, but unfortunately (with some rare exceptions) that's just not true. We salute you, parents. We salute you.
