We don't mean to show our age, but damn, we hope schools have started incorporating history memes into lesson plans. We'd have been a whole lot more engaged if we could laugh through the classes - especially AP European History. This big gallery covers everything from Ancient Rome through World War II, a veritable smorgasbord of historical humor. So happy scrolling. You may end up smarter for it.
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We've all got vices and ways that we like to waste time, and some are healthier than other. While some people turn to alcohol or other substances, others procrastinate and avoid their troubles in more innocent ways. One such procrasturbatory method would be scrolling through memes. You're not hurting anyone, they're a zero calorie treat, and you won't have to deal with a hangover in the morning. So please enjoy this big batch of memes on us. You have nothing to feel guilty about.
Whether you're into learning about dinosaurs, early mammals, or anything else, this gallery probably has what you're looking for. After all, science nerds need comedic content too!
And guess what, it's your lucky day because we have even more prehistoric memes for you right here, so go ahead and nerd out!
We've been providing you with a plethora of coronavirus memes lately, but the following memes are a little more historical for anyone who's sick (heh) of the former.
So while we all try to stay in doors and avoid catching today's version of the Black Death, here are 15 memes to keep you entertained. They won't help you feel any better about the situation but we're all going to die anyway, so RIP.
And be sure to check out our latest gallery of coronavirus memes for even more dark humor!
Have you ever felt enraged by how expensive everything is? Ever had the urge to steal a billionaire's hard-earned money and then send him to the gulag? Well then these memes are for you! Send them over to your capitalist-scum friends and watch as they slowly start to become influenced to share half of everything they own with you! They might even begin to consider voting for....shudder....Bernie Sanders.
We always love us some ancient history memes, and Greek mythology takes the cake for some of our favorite content. So please enjoy these memes and Tumblr tidbits fit for the Gods.
Here's a fun bit of incredibly random trivia for you: on January 14th, 1784, the United States Congress of the Confederation ratified the Treaty of Paris, which marked the end of the Revolutionary War. Seems like prime time to celebrate, doesn't it? And what better way to celebrate America's independence that with memes!
The World War III memes have been circulating all over the internet ever since the United States assassinated Iranian General Qassem Soleimani just a few days ago. Since then, Trump addressed the nation in a speech this morning, stating that the US has no intention of using its nuclear weapons against Iran. Even if we don't end up going to war, we wanted to deliver some historical World War memes, just in case that draft letter comes some day.
We love nerding out over history pics and trivia tidbits. If you're also into that kind of thing, then you'll definitely love these photos that show different angles of well-known historical events that you almost certainly haven't seen before.
Go check out Life in Moments on Twitter for more fascinating pics from history!
What's better than education in the form of memes? Nothing, that's what. Any students out there should request that their history teachers use funny memes to make class just a little more fun.
Unless, of course, your teacher is a Boomer, in which case you're outta luck cause they'll never understand.
We usually use Twitter to waste time on funny tweets, but every now and then it provides some serious knowledge to our weak brains. This particular thread explains the bizarre nature of old Christmas cards - and shares some seriously freaky examples. This is some serious pre-Hallmark shit. We just wish we could find these at our local stationery store.
Looking to waste time with less guilt? Are you a student trying to prepare for exams in a fun way? These history memes might be your ticket to pleasure. They're dank, they're historical, and most of all, they're funny.
As laypeople, we have the tendency to put brilliant artists on a pedestal, forgetting that they too are human just like us. However, more often than not they face the same sorts of adversities as the rest of us would, and sometimes making it big just comes down to sheer luck.
Composer Ludwig van Beethoven was certainly of no exception, as this fascinating Twitter thread written by classical pianist doodlyroses will explain. It may be long, but trust us when we say that it's completely worth the read.
