Game of Thrones

TGIF, y'all! If the concept of the weekend still seems too far away to touch, we've got some fun for you! These memes, tweets and shitposts were designed to help take your mind off of crushing responsibilities and how terrible your life really is. 

HBO's Game of Thrones may be off the air, but the memes the epic fantasy show inspired are still going strong. These trending memes feature Bran Stark, the show's wheelchair-bound psychic. The image of Bran saying "You're a good man. Thank you." comes from the show's final season, after it becomes clear that Theon Greyjoy is about to die to protect the young Stark. In these Game of Thrones memes, the quote holds a less dramatic, but still complimentary meaning. 

On second thought, hitting your funny bone fricking sucks, so think of the title as being more metaphorical. Maybe "tickle" would've been a better choice of words. Yeah, that sounds better. Tickle your funny bone until you're not bored out of your mind at your desk anymore! 

Anyway, enjoy the memes!

"This Is Such A Haunting Photo" is a parody meme based off of News Anchor Eylon Levy's tweet showing a photo of British Prime Minister Theresa May crying after her resignation. We don't want to get too political and take sides here, but let's just say that May isn't exactly liked by many people.

Thus, a new meme was born which features an image of a famously bad person with a similar caption to the one Levy tweeted. Kind of brutal? Yes. Hilarious? Definitely.

Some people say that motherhood/fatherhood are the greatest gifts of all time. Parents know that it's not so simple. Some of the joys include sleepless nights, a layer of crumbs on every surface, and the notion that maybe solitary confinement wouldn't be so bad after all. Of course, there are ups with the downs, but these memes are for the parents that reject sugarcoating parenthood and just want to laugh the pain away.

Unless you've been living under Casterly Rock you've probably heard about how utterly distraught many Game of Thrones fans are with the show's resolution. While most people choose to air their grievances on Twitter, the more creatively inclined internet users have opted to create their own whiny and savage memes. Here's a selection of some of our favorites.

Whether you loved or hated the series finale of Game of Thrones, or just decided to complain about it, there's no denying that the much-talked about HBO series has inspired a whole lot of great content. We probably won't see the end of Westerosi memes any time soon, but these are some of our favorites that pertain to the show's last episode. Enjoy!  

Twitter certainly had a lot to say about the series finale of Game Of Thrones - but there's one tweet that seems to have made a huge impression on the social media site. Jonathan Hill of Santa Clarita tweeted a video of Drogon behind Daenerys making it appear that she has the wings of a dragon. The text reads: "This shot is brilliant and should be shown in any film study class #GameofThrones." Hill's tweet was immediately mocked by film nerds, and it ended up morphing into a very entertaining copypasta. Twitter users began subbing the shot of Daenerys Targaryen with shots from cult classics and arguably inane works of film. It's an incredibly versatile meme, and a whole lot of fun.

Listen, we're all still reeling from the season 8 finale of Game of Thrones here, so here's something a little more lighthearted for you that we hope you'll appreciate: this dude, who runs the Instagram account "Lowcost Cosplay," dresses up as different characters in pop culture on a budget. 

You can check out more of his work here - we have to say, he's definitely onto something.

Hey, we heard you like memes. So here are some memes. We've got dank memes, boring memes, depressing memes, and unsettling memes. Hannibal Burress memes and Game of Thrones memes. Enjoy these memes.

Screw your responsibilities! Those are tomorrow-You's problem! Instead, procrastinate on your important duties and look at memes and tweets. They'll give you that pep in your step that you so desperately need. And besides, it's good to take a break every once in a while - your brain will thank you!

After eight years, HBO's fantasy epic Game of Thrones has finally come to an end. Most fans of the show (and the books by George R. R. Martin) are pretty displeased with the last few episodes. While we don't agree with the petition, we do agree that D&D should have either brought the show to a different conclusion, or taken the time to get to this point in a way that makes sense to us viewers. Most people on Twitter seem agree.