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Sigh. Here we go again. When will those useless, lazy Millennials understand that they're literally ruining everything good in the world? It's looking pretty hopeless at this point, honestly.

Sometimes people don't quite understand the satirical stylings of publications like The Onion or Clickhole. But that's okay, because we get this absolute gold out of it!

Fake history memes are a beautiful combination of political satire and pop culture references, so you get the best of both worlds!

Pie chart memes may describe your life pretty damn accurately, but they might also make you crave some pie.

Some people just don't understand the wonderful art of satire.

Birds Aren't Real is a hilarious satirical Twitter account that serves to educate the public of the fact that, you guessed it, birds aren't real. With the help of "science" and memes, the account proves that everything we know about birds is indeed a government conspiracy.

You can also check out the Birds Aren't Real Instagram page for more ridiculousness!

Feast your eyes on @YouDidntEatThat, a fantastic Instagram account dedicated to highlighting the things that gorgeous models and celebrities definitely did not eat. 

And be thankful that you (hopefully) don't have to regularly pretend to eat delicious food for photos, only to throw it away.

We love The Onion because it never fails to relate to us all with its spicy takes.

And just in case you live under a rock, or were planning to show this to your innocent grandma, we gotta give the disclaimer that The Onion is a satirical publication.

Fake history memes combine a little bit of actual history with a whole lot of modern-day satire!

Even if you've never seen Kitchen Nightmares, these fake tweets are still freakin' hysterical because really, who doesn't like roasting Gordon Ramsay? Check out more ridiculous tweets from Kitchen Nightmares Bot!