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These fake Google Knowledge Graphs have us wishin' that the search engine would sweeten up search every once in a while. In a world full of bad news and fear-mongering we could all use a little more doggo in our lives. 

Time Magazine is getting roasted on Twitter following their claim that "hold my avocado" is the catchphrase that's been missing from millennials lives. Their riveting think piece was inspired by a tweet from Google Ventures' Ken Norton. The tweet, which puts a millennial spin on "hold my beer," is definitely a clever joke - but clever jokes don't always make the best catchphrases. 

Since the article went up, Twitter users have been responding with memes and jokes - ridiculing the magazine and the phrase. Here are come of the choice bits. 

Another great Photoshop meme has been making the internet rounds. Google, 11 Minutes Later memes are exactly what they sound like: we see someone has googled a subject, and then - as if something major has occurred - they google something else minutes later. Let the games begin. It is interesting to see what people search for. Putting in rather innocuous words to start a search can lead to a number of surprising and sometimes alarming suggestions for the most popular items searched by people when they typed something similar. Check it out, you might be surprised what you find. And in that vein, take a trip down the rabbit hole to find the most depraved dark memes that can be drudged up from the primordial depths of the site.

We're halfway through the pain.