pet memes
Happy Monday, y'all! We're just sitting here, pretending the craziness isn't happening, looking for memes to share with you. This giant batch includes animal memes, relatable memes, and (of course) a smattering of Coronavirus memes. Let's face it - they're pretty much inescapable.
Some people say that laughter is the best medicine. If that's true, then you could consider us doctors. We've got enough random memes and funny tweets that we could be a humor pharmacy. And there are a ton of 'em right here.
Dealing with people is exhausting. Dealing with life is exhausting. Damn near everything is exhausting. But when you're feeling depressed and downtrodden, or just need a pick-me-up, it's pretty much common knowledge that looking at cute animal memes and comics will get you feelin' right. And we've got a lot of 'em right here.
The characters of Pixar's Monsters, Inc. are far from strangers to the meme world. The most meme'd character of the films is probably the one-eyed Mike Wazowski, but this new format gives Sully the attention he deserves. This particular format hails from 2013's Monsters University, and features the big blue monster closing his eyes and making a hand gestures that denotes pure pleasure. It's being used to indicate the same kind of approval, and also for some, ahem, edgier jokes about war. Classic r/dankmemes. Here are a few of our favorites.
We may complain about the often-prohibitive cost of healthcare for our animals, but at the end of the day what matters is that our pets have professionals who know what to do when they're hurt or sick. Vets often go the extra mile and suffer through scratches, smells, and fluids that aren't exactly pleasant. These memes cover all those bases and more. Here's to you,veterinary workers. Your efforts are seen, and we salute you.
Over the past week Twitter has been blowing up with a very specific meme, one featuring one photo of a crying woman, and another of Ms. Juicy from Little Women: Atlanta staring blankly, looking thoroughly unimpressed. While completely unrelated, the photos are being used to illustrate the experience of explaining something passionately to your very uninterested (or unwavering) mother, or in some cases, a pet. We're just upset that we had to relive the experience of begging for stuff from the Scholastic book fair.
We're pretty much over the hump but there's a ways to go before we've made it to the sweet, sweet freedom of Friday. If you're counting the minutes and seconds, try distracting yourself with this assortment of arguably dumb content. They might just make time go a little bit faster.
