As eastern Canada deals with a crap-load of snow this week, we thought we'd bring you all some memes to keep you distracted from the horrifying cold. So please, scroll down, enjoy, and click here if you want even more Canadian content!
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Here's a fun bit of incredibly random trivia for you: on January 14th, 1784, the United States Congress of the Confederation ratified the Treaty of Paris, which marked the end of the Revolutionary War. Seems like prime time to celebrate, doesn't it? And what better way to celebrate America's independence that with memes!
If you're looking for fresh memes from the dark and dank corners of Reddit, you've come to the right place. The r/dankmemes subreddit is a place where you can find extremely spicy memes jumbled with exceedingly dumb and topical memes about everything from United States politics to normie gamer memes. We've put this gallery together to spare you from the bad memes
The possibility of a World War III is still inspiring a cornucopia of memes, the latest being about Switzerland's historical non-involvement in world wars. Memers are joking about packing their bags and moving there, which we can't really blame them for.
Via WhosUrBuddha
America: where you get to go into massive debt just to pay off your medical treatments that you didn't ask for.
Donald Trump has apparently recently expressed interest in purchasing Greenland with "varying degrees of seriousness," according to the Wall Street Journal.
Yes, you read that correctly - Greenland, the massive autonomous Danish territory northeast of Canada with a population of just 56,000.
(And not to mention, "abundant resources.")
Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on your personal take on the situation), Greenland has stated that they are absolutely not for sale.
This of course hasn't stopped memers and Twitter-dwellers alike from mocking the absurd proposal! We just hope that Trump is aware that Greenland is, in fact, not very green...
Welcome to the Midwest, a place where people stand out on the porch to nonchalantly watch incoming tornadoes, ranch dressing is a delicious condiment for nearly anything, and the proper way to ask if someone is hungry is "jeet?"
Us city folk know that the Midwest often gets overlooked in the United States, so we thought y'all could use a little love in the form of memes!
Some stereotypes are true, which you can clearly see in this video!
If you're looking for dank memes that won't rot your brain (or will rot it at a slower rate) you've come to the right place. These historically-themed memes have been freshly culled from the depths of reddit, and allow you to have a hot scrolling sesh that has the benefit of being "educational." Enjoy!
We know that stereotypes generally carry a negative connotation but we absolutely love memes and tweets that play with generalizations. These very specific memes poke fun at the habits of Midwesterners- we're sorry in advance if any of this offends anyone who hails from this region!
Map nerds can rejoice with this gallery, although we have to be honest in that they're not even remotely helpful or educational. So if you're someone who's trying to grow their knowledge of geography, these won't help you at all. But, you know, at least they'll make you laugh, and that's valuable in and of itself!
