In an unlikely show of health consciousness, dank memers have been using their memes to urge fellow citizens to guzzle water like there's no tomorrow. Some of the memes shame people for yellow or brown urine, while others pair violent, aggressive imagery with wholesome demands that the person reading drink water. While the memes may vary in format and style, the overarching theme is something we can get behind. Put down the Monster energy drinks, y'all. It's time to drink water.
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We all know that it's important to stay hydrated as much as possible, yet so few of us actually drink enough water. Let these memes motivate you to drink enough of the clear splashy stuff and ditch your damn soda habit.
Happy hump day, friends! To celebrate getting through most of the week, we've put together yet another batch of moderately fresh memes for your viewing pleasure. They won't actually make the day go by any faster, but they might make it a little easier on your broken and bored souls.
We've found the mother of all bizarre dank memes, you guys. Like, we don't really even know where to start with how WTF this trending meme is, but we do know that it's been used to rightfully roast Nestle, among other things.
Millennials and their weird-ass humor - we'll never understand.
The r/dankmemes subreddit is currently overflowing with the immensely entertaining Area 51 memes, but if you scroll a little deeper you'll find some memes with a little more philosophical meat. Hiding between jokes about aliens you'll find memes that go in on Nestle for their shitty business practices and negligible ethical code. The memes are a response to a comment from Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, a former CEO and chairman of Nestle. Letmathe claimed in a 2005 documentary that calling water a human right is extreme. Pair that with allegations of stealing water, and the Nestle Infant Formula scandal and you've got cause for serious meme-age. While these memes probably won't have any impact on the multi-billion dollar company, we do have to give props to memers that use their craft to raise awareness of issues like this. Here are some of the most scathing and effective memes we've seen yet.
Pretty much everyone and their grandmother is aware of how ridiculous TSA's rules can be, but one of the most ridiculous rules is getting roasted by memers everywhere right now: the no-water-bottles rule. Of course, these memes are certainly an exaggeration of the actual rule, but we love any opportunity to roast the crap out of TSA that we can get!
If there were ever a meme to express the complete futility of "thoughts and prayers," this is it. The meme features a person attempting to "cut" a stream of water from the sink. This feat is obviously impossible, and memers were quick to realize the image's meme potential. Spoiler alert: it's good.
There are many levels of funny, and Tumblr's posts reach them all. We're not just talking about laugh out loud funny. We're talking about make-you-cry-funny, WTF-funny, cringe-funny, chuckle-funny, snort-funny, laugh-so-loud-the-whole-office-hears-you-funny. We're talking so funny you will laugh whenever you think about it. Honestly, Tumblr hits the right spot. We owe all the funny people on Tumblr our deepest gratitude. Life would be a lot blander without them.
