Thesefunny memes, comics, and tweets have no real purpose other than pure time wastage. The satisfaction they provide is as fleeting as our lives, dust in the wind, soon to be returned to the ether. But that shouldn't stop you from scrolling through them as you avoid your true responsibilities.
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We've been fans of Martin Rosner's Hot Paper Comics since we first stumbled upon them on Reddit. While we love all of his work, this series that reverses the roles of dogs and humans is our favorite yet. Despite the canine-focus, this is a comic that anyone will appreciate. Well, maybe until the last, tearjerker of a panel. Goddamn.
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We like to think of comics as a slightly more sophisticated version of memes.
If you haven't heard of "LOLNEIN" before, then you're in for a real treat. He's a German comic artist who creates much of his hilarious content around inanimate objects in ways that we can all relate to.
While these goofy memes may not be award-winners, they're certainly more than capable of demolishing your boredom and maybe even putting a smile on your face. There's nothing like a healthy mix of memes, tweets, and comics to keep you from feeling like a psychopath. We're here to help!
These memes aren't for the intellectuals. These memes are for the tired, the weary. The downtrodden and nearly brain dead. These memes are for when you're too tired to go out, too tired to pay attention to the TV. These memes are for when you just need a little treat.
Earlier this month we were blessed with the cringey revelation of Cory Booker's coffee tweets - but we all know he's not the only person with a problem. Consumers spend nearly 75 billion dollars on coffee every year, and the evidence is very clear in cities that boast a Starbucks on nearly every block. Most of us toilers are part of this non-problem, and we've got the comics to prove it.
