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33 Funny 4th of July Memes To Crack You Off Like Fireworks
While the day marks the outstanding achievement of the successful chase after independence in the USA, funny 4th of July memes can only add to the already spectacular celebration. Independence Day comes every year, but the patriotism, happiness, and overall festivity surrounding the day never fade away.
Here, gathered today, are some purely American things and jokes about July 4th. If you’re looking for memes about Independence Day to share with your closest friends and family, this list will fulfill this need. So get ready for the July 4th funny memes that should make the fireworks blast a little louder and a little brighter.
It’s a collection of your classic Bald Eagle jokes, some pranks from the beloved neighbors Canadians, and hilarious American memes that highlight other 4th July funny shenanigans surrounding the festivities. So scroll through the hand-picked selection of Independence Day memes, vote for your favorites, comment your thoughts on any of the entries, and be safe with the celebrations!
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yerawitchSam13 7 years ago
I didn't sleep until 6am due to fireworks and my dog being in a panic all night. So I got about 3 hours of sleep and have to work today.
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Jonathon Smith 7 years ago
I love they went to the trouble of turning some of the diagonal whites on their edge in the UK flag so it has a thin line and fat line. Most people drawing it don't even bother doing that.
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Luis Milian 7 years ago
if it was posted by a family member you hit the like button but don't even watch it.
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Give me a beagle any day... 7 years ago
OMG this is the awful truth, isn't it? I didn't feel ashamed of being a patriotic American until this meme came up.
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criminalgirl 7 years ago
Difference is, a lot of us would rather stay with the European Union...
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PyroarRanger 7 years ago
Even though I'm in America, I relate to the kid covering their ears lmap
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Artex Gorilla 7 years ago
I don't think there are any Brits who care about July 4th, or even remember it's significance, let alone get salty about it. Most Brits don't even know about British history in US.
Lara Harris 7 years ago
Of course we know what it is lol. We do cover it in history classes despite what that wazzok thinks. Most brits a fully aware of American British history. Unlike in the US, we actually learn about world history...
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Nicky OldfieldDesciple 7 years ago
We have our own celebrations to enjoy as dose every other country. But we did leave our legacy behind in the fact that you still speak the English language (yes, I know you have your own words for many things, but it English at the end of the day). And of course there are over 1000 places in America who have taken their names from English place names. The capital name Washington Comes from George Washington who took their name from the English town in County Durham where his family had land. But we are all friends and allies now and we are happy to be. uk-us-hear...84b4e2.jpg 
Artex Gorilla 7 years ago
I don't think there are any Brits who care about July 4th, or even remember it's significance, let alone get salty about it. Most Brits don't even know about British history in US.
Lara Harris 7 years ago
Of course we know what it is lol. We do cover it in history classes despite what that wazzok thinks. Most brits a fully aware of American British history. Unlike in the US, we actually learn about world history...
Load More Replies... Nicky OldfieldDesciple 7 years ago
We have our own celebrations to enjoy as dose every other country. But we did leave our legacy behind in the fact that you still speak the English language (yes, I know you have your own words for many things, but it English at the end of the day). And of course there are over 1000 places in America who have taken their names from English place names. The capital name Washington Comes from George Washington who took their name from the English town in County Durham where his family had land. But we are all friends and allies now and we are happy to be. uk-us-hear...84b4e2.jpg
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