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We're not ones to play into stereotypes, but they're pretty hard to avoid. Especially on sites like Twitter. Even well-meaning observational tweets can come off as obnoxious political and gendered takes. Comedian Lane Moore started this meme with a tweet about how women put a ton of work into their appearance, while men are more likely to take the three-in-one body wash route. The tweet quickly took off, inspiring other funny Twitter folk to make their own versions. As you'll see below, the joke has kinda spiraled out of control.

As party games go, 'Would You Rather' is quite the classic. It's a game that involves creativity, cringing, and some serious moral dilemmas. These imaginative conundrums, culled from Reddit, will have your friends either squirming with discomfort or gleefully horrifying one another. Definitely a win-win situation. 

There's a bit of a meme rule that's been floating around since as early as 2003. It's called "Rule 34" and it states that if it exists, there's a porn of it. Well, we think there should be another rule regarding the "ruination" of classic cartoons. These creepy renditions of everyone's favorite Monday-hating cat have been popping up largely thanks to horror artist Will Burke. His incredibly creepy drawings of Garfield stalking Jon went viral, and have since inspired similar pieces from many artists. We've rounded up a bunch of creepy examples for your viewing displeasure.

Sometimes those work days just drag on and on with no end in sight; it can get pretty darn painful. During meetings, do you ever sit there and nod off because the meeting doesn't even pertain to you? Well, at least browse through these memes to make it look like you're doing something.

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What if Jim Davis' classic comic strip removed its namesake character? Garfield Minus Garfield answers that very question - and leads us down a very bizarre and existential journey through Jon's clearly damaged psyche.