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Say what you will, in our opinion, life is pain. Thank goodness sometimes we're masochists. The other times we try to fill the hours, days, and weeks, with quickly consumable humor from the pits of the internet. These memes will do the trick for almost anyone who is dealing with the same bleak feelings. There are memes here for weary parents, relatable and self-deprecating tweets, and, of course, a whole lot of stupidity. Beats lamenting reality, don't it 

Most people have responsibilities that they want to shirk. Could be a term paper, or studying. Maybe it's that annoying project your boss assigned that you never seem to have the time for. Perhaps you really don't feel like cleaning your room. Whatever you're avoiding, we're absolutely certain we can help. With a hefty assortment of tasty memes.

It's a strange time in an even stranger world. Many have been made to feel alienated from their friends, families, neighbors and coworkers and we were just expected to cope. Well, easier said than done! Social media as a communication tool is far from perfect, but can you imagine what the pandemic would have been like without it? Yeah, Twitter can be pretty toxic and unbearable sometimes, but at least it gives us a sense of how millions of others are feeling in uncertain times. We've got a bunch of hilarious tweets that range from topical and relatable to downright silly. If you're still in hibernation mode but want to feel social, these tweets might provide some comforting amusement. 

At a news conference for the highly anticipated fight between boxing Hall of Famer Floyd Mayweather and provocative internet personality Logan Paul, the YouTuber's brother Jake Paul confronted the former world champ, snatched his hat and ran away yelling 'gotcha hat!' Within seconds, Mayweather and his bodyguards were on top of Jake, as expected. Jake later uploaded an edited TikTok of the altercation with the caption 'went as planned' and proceeded to troll Mayweather online. Whether this was all a planned stunt to hype the coming fight (not that they really need it) or Jake Paul has some sort of death wish, the brief brawl ignited an unstoppable wave of hot takes and memes. Keep scrolling for clips of the confrontation and amusing Twitter reactions. 

Hey there internet dweller. Looking for some casual amusement? Well you've come to the right place, because we've got some dank memes that are just a scroll away. You bring your sense of humor and we'll provide the goods. 

One might think the option to order Starbucks online would make the job a little easier for the baristas—minimizing awkward miscommunication in a fast-paced work environment has got to be an improvement, right? Well, it turns out the absence of social interaction in online orders has also removed the embarrassment that comes with ordering an obnoxious Frappuccino with a million extra ingredients. So not only have those annoying orderers continued their cursed behavior, they're now emboldened to go even further. @ProjectJosiee is one unfortunate Starbucks employee who tweeted a photo of an obscene mobile order for a customer called Edward. The thread almost instantly became a support group for traumatized baristas who shared their own snapshots of deranged Starbucks and Dunkin' concoctions. We've put together some of the best replies of the hilarious and cursed thread. And if you're one of those '5+ ingredient' customers, remember to be generous with that tip. 

If you spend any time on YouTube or Instagram, you'll know that the platforms are very popular with people who like to share "life hacks." Many of these are unnecessary projects that weirdly feature soda bottles or appear to be designed to smuggle contraband to people who are in jail. These life hacks, however, are different. They fully embrace the fact that they're actually useless in favor of spicing up our lives with a little humor. And that's all we can ask for these days. 

Twitter can often feel like a Speaker's Corner on meth, but sometimes it's delightful when you manage to block out the Twitter slush and enjoy the rare gems. It's hard to do this though, so we've taken the liberty of curating some of our favorite tweets from the infamous Bird App™️ for you. You're welcome. 

We've talked a lot about red flags recently, but sometimes when you're just seeing someone, you notice something small that you just can't get past. Could be the way they type. Maybe their hygienic habits. Or maybe something a lot simpler. Twitter user @inkedbyharms asked their followers to share their own dumb reasons for "dubbing" people, and shared their own: he ordered a small coffee. The rest of the reasons aren't quite as petty, but they're definitely entertaining. 

Remember being a kid and waking up in a panic because you think you're late for school, but then you remember it's Saturday morning? There are few things more blissful than moments like that. You'd go back to sleep for a couple hours, then eventually roll out of bed to pour yourself some cereal at noon and watch cartoons through a fog of contentment. Try and channel that vibe as you effortlessly scroll through this modest bunch of memes. 

Memes shouldn't be too complicated. Life is stressful enough as it is—who wants to twist their poor brain into knots trying to figure out what the hell some pretentious meme is referencing? We pride ourselves on our random collections of memes that are meant to please the masses. We're not trying to look cool here, we just wanna bring memes to the people. Keep scrolling for some decent memes for the average Joe.

Ever just wake up and realize you'd be a lot happier if you could escape this existence and live out the rest of your days floating in a sensory deprivation tank? ...No? Well, we all have our goals in the area of escapism. It's really no surprise, given that 2021 isn't looking much better than 2020. Aging and adulting are worse when you can't enjoy the good parts of life. But at least we're not alone. These relatable, albeit depressing, memes really say it all regarding our current mental state. Maybe you'll feel seen, too.  

In my family, apologies take time, and are delivered begrudgingly at best. They usually come in the form of a text, or an awkward exchange in a car or a doorway. These apologies end abruptly, with the issue swept under the rug for the victim to simply get over at their own pace. Normal, right? Well, today much of the internet learned about another form of apology. Instead of a simple back and forth with a loved one, apparently there are people who host "Apology Dinners." The concept was the talk of Twitter yesterday, for good reason.

In a now-deleted Reddit post, a user asked the r/AITA (Am I The Asshole) subreddit if they were in the wrong for organizing their sister's "apology dinner." The post (which was inspired by a much sadder apology dinner thread) goes through great effort to explain the concept of a potluck dinner, but carries on to the family drama without pausing to demystify this bizarre custom. After it was shared on Twitter,the tale went viral, inspiring many confused, surprised and critical reactions. 

While we're not sure we've ever met anyone who engaged in this kind of ritual, OP explains in a comment that they are from Romania, and that it's a common occurrence in their culture. Being that we've never been to Romania, we'll have to take their word for it. We'll also have to take some inspiration from the story to raise the bar for everyone who has ever wronged us. Next time I hear my roommate having sex, I'll expect him to feed me a lobster dinner. It's only fair.

Everyone has their own special taste in memes. Whether you prefer absurd sh*tposts or enjoy the relatability of normie Twitter memes, the internet is the gift that keeps on giving and there's plenty of memes for everyone out there. We've got a fairly diverse bunch of memes, weird pics, tweets and quirky tumblr screenshots for anyone who likes 'em random and wild. 

In the sea of content that is the internet, sometimes the most amusing little tidbits from insular social networks like Twitter and Tumblr get lost in the slurry. Well lucky for you, we've collected a delightful mixture of clever posts from these oversaturated corners of the web. Tweets and text posts are kind of like memes you can spend a little extra time with—perfect for people experiencing some major boredom. 

Scott Seiss is the young comedian behind the 'Angry IKEA Guy'—a hilarious TikTok sensation that carried over to Twitter and went viral. Seiss' comedic customer roasts are equally hilarious and relatable, especially for anyone who's had a taste of retail hell. But the accessibility of Seiss' humor isn't just limited to the average retail employee—apparently, even the rich and famous can appreciate jokes by and for the modest worker. Big-name comedians such as Patton Oswald and Jim Gaffigan retweeted Seiss' videos, and even director Peyton Reed chimed in with approval. Who knows, maybe someday the Angry IKEA Guy will be working in a writers room for Marvel. Until then, we'll gladly watch anything Scott Seiss puts out into the world.