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Let's face it: most of us are just not that clever. It's hard to come up with something witty, after all, even if it's only 280 characters-worth. That's why we put together Twitter galleries, so that you can browse through them and feel marginally more entertained than you were before.

If you're bored out of your mind and just can't take it anymore, don't just stare at the wall - use memes to alleviate the crippling tedium that you're currently experiencing.

Can you guys even believe that it's nearly 2020? Not only that, but we're about to close in on the decade, and you know what that means: it's time to party like it's the '20s again. We're so fricken down for that. 

We cannot wait to see what the memes will be like in the coming decade!

If you think that these memes are only helping you beat boredom, think again. They also do us a pretty big service too. So anyway, please enjoy some very dumb memes. Our treat to you.

Sending risque photos of yourself is pretty much always nerve-wracking, but it's even worse when the recipient replies in a less-than-enthusiastic manner. Twitter user cal_gif tweeted out her own highly disappointing response from a recipient of her nude photos, and people began replying with their own experiences. 

So with all of that being said, nude photo-recipients, please take note and don't say these things. We repeat, do NOT say these things.

When you need a good insult, sometimes you need a tried-and-true roast, while other times you may need to go the more creative route - the following tweets are perfect for that. Will people think you're completely insane? Probably, but at least you'll be amused, and that's the most important thing here.

When you just need something - anything - to lift yourself out of the depths of despair, memes will help you do just that. They won't raise your IQ, but they will help raise your spirits a little bit.

It's no secret that we're a fan of Twitter meme, and this fall has seen no shortage of them. This particular meme mixes teenage-esque melodrama with self-deprecating punchlines, which makes for an incredibly wide range of 280 character joke options. Our favorites reflect the absolute nightmares we're definitely guilty of inflicting upon relatively innocent significant others. Please forgive us. People change.

It's that time of year again where someone on the internet starts a rumor about Queen Elizabeth II's death. Last year, a troll-y Redditor created a meme predicting the her death would occur on January 5th of this year.

This year the rumor was fabricated by a WhatsApp group claiming that she had passed away due to a heart attack on December 1st. 

We just want to make it clear that no, the queen is not dead, but of course that hasn't stopped people from making memes about it.

Dan Milano, a senior producer at Now This News, created this hilarious Twitter thread of his brother building an artistic masterpiece of a Cybertruck at Thanksgiving dinner using mashed potatoes. And honestly we have to admit that we like it better than the real thing - at least this one you can eat. Sorry, Elon.

When Twitter user Steph Veerman went off to college, her dad offered to take care of her pet hamster Chester, who proceeds to escape from his clutches. But fear not, dear reader, for this Twitter story has a happy ending!

Congratulations on making it through hump day. You can officially see the light at the end of the tunnel (Friday) and that means soon, you too, shall enjoy freedom. You should probably celebrate. With memes.