Many of us are having a pretty hard time figuring out what day it is. We're here to help. These memes are perfect for perusal on a relaxing SUNDAY, which used to be the last day of rest before hauling ass to work on Monday. Now we just sit in weird positions and stare at walls. Whatever your level of quarantine boredom, these memes will probably help you out.
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Does anyone else feel like they've exhausted the procrastination material of the internet? We've got some good news for you: you haven't. As long as we're all stuck indoors, we're on the front lines of the interwebs, looking for funny crap to help you wile away the hours. Tumblr is one of the best sites for time-wasting material. These tidbits are proof.
Despite what the world has been jamming into your head for most of your life, you don't have to be "busy" all the time. It's important to take time for yourself. It's sad that pressing pause on productivity is automatically considered procrastinating. We all deserve to waste our own time. And our preferred method? Looking at memes, of course.
My mother used to say that if you're bored you must be boring. For a while I believed her, but it turns out that was just an attempt at fostering creativity and curiosity in my young brain. Thirty years later I'm still bored and have nothing to show for my days of being "not boring". If you can relate to this sad story and are bored out of your mind, these memes and tweets might help you turn things around.
If Thursday's the new Friday, what's the working day that comes after? 'Cause we sure ain't feeling any of that Friday relief. In fact, we feel even more like procrastinating than ever before. If you feel the same way, then we've got you covered with this extra large batch of memes, tweets, and shitposts to curb your restlessness and keep your brain busy.
It's pretty common knowledge that having internet access at work leads to procrastination. But is that such a bad thing? With so many employers denying people breaks, we kind of have to make our own. That's what memes are for. They provide short and sweet relief from the crushing responsibilities and crippling banality of life.
As procrastination goes, scrolling through web comics is one of our favorite naughty pastimes. There are so many to choose from, many of which (like Poorly Drawn Lines or Mr. Lovenstein) have been around for ages. It's so easy to start scrolling and find oneself a few years in the past. Here's a slightly biased selection of some of the comics we've been enjoying lately.
As Tuesday comes to a close, let's reflect on the week thus far. If your reflections are anything like ours, they're full of pain, suffering, and the modest relief of memes. Modest relief is better than no relief, though, so we've put together a few more of those to help you get through it all. You're welcome.
