We can't tell at this point

Memes to share with the gang at Nance's potluck

Facebook isn't quite as popular as it once was, especially considering it started as a social platform for college students to connect with each other. That was a long time ago. These days, Facebook feels like it's been largely abandoned by everyone but Aunt Barb and her bible studies friends. If you've ever wondered what Facebook might look like if (or when) it's eventually taken over by people over the age of 65 who can't tell the difference between the Google search engine and a DM with a di…

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First they came for Lola Bunny . Then they took the sexy green M&M from us. Now they're after Lego Princess Leia's cleavage??? (Disclaimer: I am making a joke. I do not sincerely have any strong opinions about the de-sexualization of brand mascots and cartoon characters.) It seems that it's difficult to tell these days which ridiculous hot takes on Twitter are earnest and which are simply making fun of the sort of dumb takes that tend to go viral. When @asjonesy99 recently posted an obviously s…

C'mon guys

Whoops!

They're not totally wrong.

Sprinkled with scrumptious satire

I was today years old when I learned that broccoli is actually cauliflower that's been dyed green. Okay, not true. But broccoli is totally man made. Look it up. Have you ever seen broccoli growing in the wild? You haven't, because it was originally a natural cabbage plant that humans used to cultivate a more palatable version, which we call broccoli today. The internet is full of factoids like this—some weird, some fascinating, and some pretty hard to believe. We've collected a bunch of crazy th

Some of these are SO true

'The CDC just announced that somehow, Palpatine has returned'

Right over their heads

Literally everyone's a critic

These first world anarchists do not give a flying frick