Happy Monday, internet users and abusers. Twitter has always been a bit of a sh*tshow, to say the least, but since Elon Musk has gotten his corny mitts on the app, things only seem to be getting worse. Instead of seeing delightfully funny tidbits from Internet strangers, we're seeing a whole lot of garbage on our “For You” feeds. But has that dissuaded us from patching together a fabulous quilt of fresh and stupidly funny tweets for your scrolling pleasure? Hell no.

Values are important to us here at Memebase. This means that when we say that we strongly believe that everyone should have the opportunity to mindlessly engage in unproductive activities from time to time, we mean it – without exception. In our humble opinions, it is our collective right as human beings to reject the monotony of our daily routines whenever possible. Whether it means switching on the TV during a long and tedious conference call, ignoring a demanding message from an unsympatheti…

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Selfies of the soul

Happy Orthodox Easter to those of you who are observing today. Many of you may have celebrated Easter l ast weekend (or perhaps were busy with Passover or Ramadan) and might be wondering why people celebrate the holiday a week late, so let's discuss what Orthodox Easter is all about. It's the holiest and most egg-citing holiday in the Orthodox Christian calendar, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Although it's pretty similar to Western Easter, it's kinda like the relative or friend…

Remember when Tumblr used to be filled with adult content? Yeah, we remember too. While we don't really care that it's changed, the Internet seems to have become a little less spicy and sexy overall. We don't necessarily want to see graphic gifs or unexpected photos of private parts, but things do seem a lot more boring nowadays on the mainstream zones of social media. The reason for this is that Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Google are cracking down hard on adult content - or even content t…

What up, nerds? We're back with another collection of Star Wars prequel (and sequel?) memes ! If you're a fan of the franchise, you've probably heard of the prequel trilogy and how it's become a bit of a meme sensation in recent years. And honestly, as a lifelong Star Wars fan (I even played Yoda Stories), I'm all for it. While it's true that the prequel trilogy has its fair share of critics, there's something about the corny dialogue, over-the-top action, and incredibly meme-worthy moments tha…

Have you ever considered the immense volume of tweets, memes, and other internet content that are flying around the world wide web at any given moment? The number of memes circulating is undoubtedly overwhelming, with countless image macros being shared between friends and even foes, reaching the screens of weary web surfers like yourselves. The range of memes available is also impressive, but it seems like relatable memes and amusing references to adorable animals are particularly popular. If…

You know those “deep thoughts” circulating Facebook in crappy template format? The ones that are probably being shared by your drunk aunt or that completely unsubtle girl who is always going through something? Well, it's time they got a bit of a refresh. It seems like it's the most banal sentiments and relatable quips that get emblazoned on t-shirts, or even made into a neon sign for some

We meet again, Trekkies and …non-Trekkies, the latter of whom probably won't enjoy this batch of memes. We're back to celebrate one of our favorite series, and we are definitely not holding back in the meme department. Like we have discussed in our other Star Trek meme collection s , there's a lot for us fans to be excited about. But unfortunately, we need to wait. Which is pretty hard to do these days, given how much we enjoyed Strange New Worlds and especially since Star Trek: Discovery's sea…

It's rough out there, y'all. And by “out there” I mean the online dating landscape . It's funny that as meeting new people has become easier (with the help of apps like Tinder and Hinge ), it's also gotten harder. While in the old days of Okcupid I was able to message a normal guy, and then meet him for a fun date, nowadays it seems like there are just four trajectories: Option 1) Play pen pals for a couple of weeks and then get unmatched for some unknown reason. Option 2) Meet up for a casual…

Here we go again. Once more we find ourselves smack dab in the middle of the week, a day many people here in the United States refer to as “hump day." Though both the days of the week and their assigned dates may be arbitrary markers, the whole annoying plight of being alive certainly is not. This is why it's integral that we try to find ways to make the whole ordeal a bit more bearable. That's where we come in with the glorious things we call memes. There's not much in this world that brighten…

Ta ta, I'm off to see Tatianna

Remember when Tumblr was absolutely chock full of p*rn? We do. And while we don't really care that that's changed, it does tend to seem like the Internet has, largely, become a slightly less spicy, sexy place. While we may not want to be inundated by graphic gifs or surprise photos of sexual organs, things do seem a lot more tame, and a lot more boring. The truth is, much of this is due to the very strict policing of Facebook , TikTok and Google. We can barely use the word “a**hole” without fea…

People talk a lot of sh*t about “mid” things. For those of you who are unaware, “mid” is slang used to describe things of average or even poor quality. But we like to take it literally, especially when we're talking about " mid memes. " We see mid memes as the ones that aren't the funniest but still give you a little chuckle. See, these kinds of memes may not make you laugh out loud like some of the clever top-tier memes, but they still offer a welcome respite from the stresses of everyday life…

Back in the mid-aughts, I was part of an exchange program that took a few lucky Americans on a trip to Japan for a few incredible weeks. It was a little nerve-wracking to think about traveling in a country where I couldn't read or speak the language, but to my surprise, it was incredibly easy to get around, and to ask for help (in English) with my timid voice. It seemed most people could speak English, and were excited to learn about where I was from in America. While there was anti-Bush graffi…