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It's the moment you've been waiting for...this week's Dank Drop! This installment has an eclectic mix of topics, meaning there's a little something here for everyone. Go ahead and scroll, and be sure to check out last week's Dank Drop too, of course!

Thank God memers seem to be less interested in coronavirus and quarantine content nowadays, because honestly we were getting pretty tired of it. So please enjoy this week's COVID-less installment of the Dank Drop, and check out last week's drop here!

Has the Stockholm syndrome set in for you yet? You know, where you get so used to being in quarantine that you start thinking it's normal, or even preferable over your normal routine? 

Well, the good thing about being in quarantine for an extended amount of time is that you have ample amounts of time to check out the week's best dank memes! Here's last week's gallery, and head on over to /r/DankMemes if you want an even more extensive list!

We all like memes (right?) but some of us like memes that are a little more current than others. Some of us also like memes that are a tad edgier than the basic jokes that seem to prevail on Facebook and Instagram. These memes have been carefully selected from Reddit and we're pretty sure they'll satisfy your urges for spicy memes and new content. You're welcome.

It's hard to keep up with every dumb meme trend on Reddit, but we like to think we've gotten pretty good at it. Through careful examination of the r/dankmemes subreddit, we've gathered some of the freshest (and dumbest) memes the community has to offer. Some are pretty basic and relatable, but they're all new. And during these dark times, fresh humor is always appreciated.

Good tidings, fellow meme freaks! We're back with another meme roundup from our favorite subreddit, r/dankmemes. This gallery offers up a nice mix of incredibly stupid shitposts, dank memes, and even a healthy dose of edge.

Want fresh memes but don't know where to find them? We do the work for you. These funny pics come straight from the hallowed halls of the r/dankmemes subreddit, where the memes are edgy and super current. Whatever's going on there usually has a short life span, so get 'em while they're hot!

These memes really brought me back to long car rides with my family to see my grandparents. My father and I would be the only ones awake, most of the time. And I'd inevitably drop my beef jerky or some other disgusting snack and need to turn on the light. He hated it. The reaction I'd get from switching that light on for what felt like a millisecond indicated that I was trying to murder my entire family. 

According to these popular memes from r/dankmemes, I was far from the only child to experience this horror and wrath. Memers on the subreddit are using all kinds of images to indicate how utterly life-threatening the flip of the switch can be - or seems to be. And they're funny as hell. 

The r/dankmemes subreddit moves through meme formats so quickly it's hard to keep track of them, but we've managed to stay on top just enough to catch this incredibly amusing meme while it's hot. Memers on the subreddit have taken to comparing search results on Google with those of Bing - and the latter, as usual, is kind of getting abused by netizens. In these dank memes, Google is portrayed as a provider of wholesome and conservative search results, while Bing offers up deranged and highly foolish answers to our wildest questions. While they are pretty simple, the memes don't disappoint. But they might if you follow Bing's advice.

If you're craving extra fresh and extra dank memes, you've come to the right place. This batch of memes has it all: subtly offensive memes, dark memes, and even some weirdly specific and relatable memes. And remember, if you crave more of these, you can always scope out the r/dankmemes subreddit. You never know what you'll find there, but it definitely won't be boring.

It is our distinct pleasure to sift through the darkest corners of r/dankmemes in pursuit of some extra spicy in-jokes for the seasoned memers. This batch goes from being relatable, to slightly offensive and even a little of both. 

If you're looking for fresh memes that are a little spicier than most, you've come to the right place. We've put together some of the spicier memes from the r/dankmemes subreddit together so you don't have to hunt these memes down when you could just be scrolling. You're welcome.

The final trailer for October 4th's Joker film released last week, and people seem to either love the idea of the film or love to relentlessly mock it. We're still waiting to see if he says "We live in a society," but before we pass any judgments, we're definitely enjoying these fresh memes that have been popping up all over Reddit. The meme pairs Joaquin Phoenix's deranged, dancing Joker with emo Peter Parker, and is being used to depict any sort of deranged and celebratory situation. It does remarkably to evoke the demented glee of Oompa Loompas when something shitty happens to an arguably innocent child. While the memes are fun, they're quickly disappearing from the r/dankmemes subreddit, so we recommend you enjoy them while they're hot. 

What do we want? Memes! How do we want 'em? Fresh AF! These dank memes have been carefully selected from Reddit's newest material so that you can enjoy the best of the fresh without having to make an effort. Or check out these dank Anti-Vaxxer memes that will have you rolling on the floor. Because who wants to take the time to click a few buttons to reach the homepage. But for those couch-dwellers that are unable to separate themselves from the upholstery, here you go, a fresh steaming pile of dankness. And unfortunately I mean the internet satire kind, and not the reefer you wish you could wake and bake with. But to get over your disappointment, we have Cheezeburger's favorite memes of the week, brought to you directly by you, the users. So check out the fruits of all of your labors, maybe one of them can be claimed by you and lorded over your friends until the next list comes out. Or just try to use these dank memes to kill the pain you've been hiding inside for so long.

The r/dankmemes subreddit is currently overflowing with the immensely entertaining Area 51 memes, but if you scroll a little deeper you'll find some memes with a little more philosophical meat. Hiding between jokes about aliens you'll find memes that go in on Nestle for their shitty business practices and negligible ethical code. The memes are a response to a comment from Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, a former CEO and chairman of Nestle. Letmathe claimed in a 2005 documentary that calling water a human right is extreme. Pair that with allegations of stealing water, and the Nestle Infant Formula scandal and you've got cause for serious meme-age. While these memes probably won't have any impact on the multi-billion dollar company, we do have to give props to memers that use their craft to raise awareness of issues like this. Here are some of the most scathing and effective memes we've seen yet.

Tired of your friends sending you the same old, boring, and tired memes? These memes are from the memer who feels they have seen it all - freshly harvested and carefully culled from the depths ofr/dankmemes. Because you're worth it.