Could these memes BE any better?

Memes are the only friends you need.

Clap clap clap clap

It was supposed to say "Beloved Aunt"

Spill the coffee.

D'oh!

Memes, Jerry. MEMES!

For members of the Finer Things Club

He's so versatile

Happy Wednesday meme lovers and web denizens! We're back again for a midweek treat in the form of a few dozen funny images ! If you're a half-glass-full kind of person, maybe you love Wednesdays. At that halfway point in the work week, just a few more hours until you're over halfway to the weekend. Maybe you're a more pessimistic individual and you're dissatisfied because you're ONLY halfway through the week. Personally, I have no opinion on Wednesdays. They are thoroughly average in my book. L…

I grew up at the point where I was old enough to catch “The Office” while it was on the air, but not quite old enough to understand the humor. My 8-year-old brain hadn't quite reached the capacity to understand dry, cringe humor, so I kind of just chalked the series as something that wasn't really for me. Again, I was a child. Fortunately, I began to come around to it by the time I reached high school. Eventually, coming around to the point where I'd point to it as one of the best network sitco…

Make like a meme and f*ck off

Today, Mindy Kahlig gave an interview that claimed that a show like The Office couldn't be made today because it's “so inappropriate” and people would be so offended. Essentially, she's claiming The Office would be canceled in more ways than one. I say: yeah, right. There are a plethora of shows on the air today

Comedy gold

Let's face it: if it weren't for The Simpsons , who knows where adult animation would be today? I don't know if audiences would've given shows like Family Guy , South Park , or King of the Hill a chance if they hadn't been introduced to Homer and his family about a decade earlier. One of the most unique things about The Simpsons is that it feels like a real sitcom but just animated. One of the benefits of making an animated show is that your cast can be enormous. It would be impossible for a re…

One of the most pressing questions that have haunted friend groups for the past 30 years is, “which Seinfeld character am I?” Whether you're a Jerry, a George, an Elaine, or a Kramer is a difficult puzzle to solve, as we are all different Seinfeld characters depending on which friend group you're in. For instance, when I was 19 and one of the only people in my friend group doing standup comedy, I felt like Jerry. When I was a neurotic middle schooler who could not dance and had primarily male f…