“Furthermore”: 64 Hilarious Classical Art Memes For The Sarcastically Cultured Among Us (New Pics)
Classical art was once reserved for the high-brow, rich, and elite. It served as a display of their power, social standing, and impeccable, sophisticated taste.
But, my dahlings, the playing field has been leveled in the digital age. And now, much to the disdain of some, pretty much anyone can get their filthy little paws on a piece of artistic excellence. For better or worse (depending on who you ask), classical art has taken on new life in the form of memes.
Timeless artworks were probably never meant to be this hilarious, but here we are. Free for all and funny as hell, you don't even need to leave your couch, or dress up, to enjoy a gallery of art masterpieces. Just head over to Classical Sarcasm...
The Facebook page has more than 650,000 followers and a wall of classical art memes that might have da Vinci doing backflips in his grave. Bored Panda has put together some of the funniest posts for anyone who likes their culture with a dash of sarcasm.
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I have always been a working woman. Whether before or after getting married, my cleaning style is what I call “working woman’s clean”. Are key areas of the house, like the kitchen and bathroom, all wiped down and hygienically clean? Then they’re clean. Do the rest of the rooms look clean enough? Then they’re clean. Would I have to start pulling out shelves, moving furniture, taking things apart, or getting up on a ladder—-none of which I would do on a regular basis, so would only be done during my annual spring cleaning scheduled for a long weekend—-to make it any cleaner-looking? Then it’s clean enough without having to go through all that rigmarole. It’s clean enough for me at 5’6” tall. If you’re taller and can see dust up at your eye level AND you have arms that function, then YOU can d**n well grab a cloth and some polish and dust up there where I can’t see or reach, ffs.
That's just the intro. In the next section, the voices argue over who gets the mouth when chocolate is immanent.
553 mosquitoes AND biting flies AND heat with high humidity making it even more miserable, sticky, and aggravating to sit outside any time of the day (or the night too, in a lot of places), because it’s like sitting in a bug infested steam room with the heat set on high and the steam set on maximum, you mean.
Unbelievable how many people there are these days who never read books, have no familiarity with the classics—-hell, aren’t even reading pop fiction, ffs—-and can’t even recognize metaphor, key passages, or even basic plot lines, so the whole point or message of the story is lost on them. That’s IF they even c*****d the book open on the first place, and didn’t rely on watching the movie instead—-without realizing how altered the movie or TV version could be to make it fit all the the production and time constraints. It rare for a TV adaptation, and much less so for a movie version, of a book to be 100% true to the entire story and all its subplots and minor characters. Additionally, books are meant to stretch YOUR imagination, while movies are a depiction of someone ELSE’S mental image, ie secondhand imagination. The lazy person’s way out of having to imagine anything for themself. I feel sad for the future of human creativity because of this. And AI is NOT going to fill that void, because it gains it’s knowledge (actually it’s algorithms, which by definition have NO imagination) from humans in the first place, and isn’t capable of cranking out original content.
I'm really good at thinking up new passwords. Just utterly useless at remembering them
Why do you do two weeks laundry the week before a week's holiday, and another two weeks laundry when you get back
I've just sent Mr Auntriarch this picture, because I want him to make me a side sporran like that
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