We're really loving these dank "domino effect" memes that have been popping up literally all over the internet as of late. Memers have been using them to express how things can seemingly go from completely innocent to full-on WTF-ery in a chain reaction. The memes have been used to satirically explain everything from history to Minecraft.
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There's really only so much one can take of reading through boring history textbooks for hours on end. At some point you just stop retaining any information and your mind wanders to what you're planning to eat for dinner. Instead of enduring that crippling boredom, browse through these history memes for some added comedy!
Often times life doesn't happen exactly how you expected it would, because it's all about the art of the plot twist, baby. This meme, known as "they had us in the first half, not gonna lie," is a definite OG and we really can't get enough of it - that's why we're bringing you a roundup of our absolute favorites.
As you may or may not know, we're huge fans of hilariously erroneous subtitles. Thisclip from 2012's So You Want To Be A Pirate! featured a misquoted subtitle - "Well yes, but actually no" instead of "Good guess, but actually no." It wasn't until this February that a screenshot of the happy accident became a popular meme format on Reddit. The format is incredibly versatile, making way for everything from history memes to anti-vaxx memes. We've put together some of our favorites but you can check outr/dankmemes to find more tasty examples.
We'll never get tired of Avengers memes, and we hope you feel the same way. This trending meme references a scene in Thor: Ragnarok where Loki lies that he's never met his brother Thor in his life. The meme makes fun of the ridiculous plot-hole ignorance of TV characters and more.
Instead of sitting through a boring high school history class, why not browse through these educational memes? Who's ever really learned anything by reading boring-ass textbooks, anyway? That being said, we do recommend that you pay attention in your history class so that we can't be held accountable if you fail your tests...
Spongebob always manages to bring something to the table for everyone, which is why Spongebob memes are some of our favorite kind of memes. Everybody loves 'em, especially after that disappointment that was the Superbowl halftime show. This time, Spongebob is back and he's more buff than ever - just take a look for yourself below.
Spongebob has provided endless entertainment along with his partner in buffoonery Patrick Star. Let's take a trip back to some of the best Spongebob memes out there and relive those glorious days from childhood. Or rub your eyes and try to figure out if they are playing tricks on you with this massive list of unbelievable memes.
Remember all those happy times spent around a table with your friends and family, playing Monopoly, America's favorite boredom? No? Oh right, that's because Monopoly creates enemies from alliances and ruins lives. Game drama aside, according to these memes, nobody likes the ruination more than the Monopoly man himself. These memes of him enthusiastically denying people (it's just a cropped photo of the game's box) have been kicking around for a while, so we put together our favorites. Warning: some of them are dark.
Y'all ready for a little blast from the past? We heard recently that some rural schools are getting rid of their history majors due to low enrollment. While people may be favoring career-specific education, the internet is still overflowing with history related-memes. And they cost a lot less than a college course.
It's true what they say - history does tend to repeat itself. If you want to freshen up on your historical knowledge and make sure that history indeed does not repeat itself, then perhaps take a little scroll through these memes. We promise they're a lot better than sitting in class!
Let's face it, history class is really boring. Who wants to learn by reading out of a boring-a** textbook? And beside, chances are you probably won't remember anything you read after the exam is over anyway. History memes serve as a fun way to cram that historical knowledge into your noggin.
A lot of people look down on memes, but they really are quite sophisticated. You take a piece of pop culture - whether that be film, music, TV, or otherwise - and pair it with a caption that relates to the human experience. We're biased and all, but it's pretty clever if you ask us!
