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If you're someone who's constantly tapped into internet culture like we are, then you'll inevitably see some effed up sh*t from time to time. It's during those times that we all wish we had some unsee juice to wipe our memories clean of the horrors. Since we don't have that sadly, here are some cursed "Unsee Juice" memes!

It's the moment you've been waiting for...this week's Dank Drop! This installment has an eclectic mix of topics, meaning there's a little something here for everyone. Go ahead and scroll, and be sure to check out last week's Dank Drop too, of course!

Urban Dictionary sums up the novelty Tumblr account Pukicho as "A spiteful god who has come down to our world in the form of a plushie pikachu and harnessed the power of Tumblr in order to twist our feeble mortal minds into submission with his words of wisdom." 

Honestly, it's a pretty accurate description and we'll just let the following posts do the rest of the talking. Enjoy!

WikiHow illustrations were already pretty great to begin with, but they're even better when you pair them with unsavory captions. Just scroll down to see what the heck we're talking about, and click here if you're in the mood for more!

Thank God memers seem to be less interested in coronavirus and quarantine content nowadays, because honestly we were getting pretty tired of it. So please enjoy this week's COVID-less installment of the Dank Drop, and check out last week's drop here!

Artist Nathan Pyle won our hearts with his bizarre yet beautiful Strange Planet comic series earlier this year. His astute and surreal takes on everything that we accept as normal are really something that hasn't been done before. We've covered them before, but Pyle's been churning them out pretty prolifically, much to our pleasure. Here are some of the latest and greatest we've seen on his Instagram, which you should absolutely be following. 

It seems like every week dank memers get less and less inclined to create content about coronavirus, which we're extremely okay with. And in case you missed last week's Dank Drop, click here! (The memes are still good, we promise.)

Oh look, we're still in quarantine. At this point it seems like we're never going to be out of it, so why don't we all just waste our lives away looking at memes? Sounds good to us.

Happy Friday! This week's Dank Drop roundup has a healthy mix of content that we think you're gonna like. And the best part? No mention of coronavirus anywhere! Check out last week's Dank Drop here!

A lot of classical art is beautiful and awe-inspiring, but then there's some that just makes you scratch your head and wonder WTF the artist was even thinking. Most of the following memes reside in the latter camp. Click here for more classical art hilarity from eBaum's World!

We've all been in quarantine for so long at this point that some of us are starting to see things. In this case, it's faces in completely mundane, every day objects. Click here for more random entertainment!

Hooray, it's the moment of the week that you've been waiting for! If you aren't familiar with the Dank Drop, it's where we bring you our favorite dank memes from the past week. Check out /r/DankMemes and last week's installment for more!

We've just found our new favorite thing on the internet: This Meme Does Not Exist, a feature on the site Imgflip that generates memes using artificial intelligence. The results are completely ridiculous, but they certainly had us laughing.

Try it out for yourself, and please share the results with us.

The Dank Drop means two things: firstly, it's Friday and secondly, you get to see the best dank memes of the week! Sounds like a pretty good deal, doesn't it? Check out last week's installment, and /r/DankMemes for more!

If all we knew about the Middle Ages was from the artwork of the time, we'd be real confused. Thankfully though, its weirdness makes it perfect meme material. If you're in need of more classical art memes, click here!