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Sunday was a big day for monster movie lovers. Warner Brothers finally dropped the trailer for their highly anticipated re-imagining of 1962's King Kong Vs. Godzilla. The teaser for Godzilla Vs. Kong garnered lots of hype on Twitter, and a ton of debates as to which character will win the epic duel. Memes followed shortly after the discourse. While they don't provide much insight regarding the future monster champion, they're a fun taste of how damn opinionated fans are when it comes to kaiju characters. March 26th had better hurry up.

We could all use a little positivity in our lives.

We could also use some more wholesome memes, because why not?

It's pretty easy to make fun of The New York Times, but on August 30th, they made it even easier. On that date, the New York Times Opinion twitter account shared an op-ed written by Blackwater's Erik Prince. Prince, the founder of the controversial military contracting firm argued that contractors will save the war in Afghanistan. Seems a little self-serving, no? 

Twitter users immediately lambasted the piece, creating their own "op-eds" written by various bad guys, in support of their bad guy agendas. They're really, really good. 

Earlier this a man was photographed taking a selfie in front of protests during the G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany. The very bearded man, who was clad in all black, definitely has the "hipster" look. After a meme mocking the selfie-taker went viral on Twitter, the photoshop edits, depicting our hero in dangerous and inappropriate situations, started pouring in.