Memes move fast. Faster than news cycles, faster than trends, faster than your ability to explain them to someone who wasn’t online that specific Tuesday. What was cool last week can already be cringe today.
So that you’re not left out of the loop, we’ve rounded up some of the best ones from @siri.delete.this, an Instagram page that tracks the strangest and funniest corners of internet culture.
Here, the visuals do most of the talking — the expressions and the perfect freeze-frame somehow land harder than most punchlines can.
Scroll fast, because your meme knowledge depends on it.
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Would it be bold to assume that somehow at least 70% of us can relate? Too high?
I still have mine and it it still works fine. Sometimes it squeaks, but customer service (back then they had one) told me that's by default.
I’ve always wondered what all the trash all over the screen says, wondering whether it’s funny comments, or news bout the stock market, or URLs, or what. No one ruins TV nearly as well as the Japanese!
I'm sure Nestlé has this in an advanced stage of development for their awesome product portfolio. Marketing will probably focus on (sub-)saharian countries, but it will be bought exclusively by health-conscious upper-middle-class SAHMs in European and North American suburbs.
Does your wish include being correct about the spelling of the word genie as well?
Why is this? I just apologized roughly 64 times to someone I forgot to give back a smoke he’d loaned me the day before, and he mini-blew up at me, telling me I do that over the smallest shiit and would I knock it off because he’s sick of hearing it? I had to think about it, and I don’t know about other people, but I think I learned it from being beaten as a kid, thinking that if I apologized enough, I could escape the fly swatter/rubber jump rope/hairbrush/wooden spoon/etc. I gather I’m still frightened of being hit sixty years later.
Oh my, I think I know that book (kind of). In my elementary school class, there was one "Spätaussiedler" (in short: people from former Soviet states whose ancestors were originally from Germany and then were granted German citizenship). He had this book or one very similar with him often and read in it during recess. Nice kid, but he and his family moved from my town after only two years or so. If you read this, Alek, I hope life's been good to you!
Looking at the bottom left, I have a feeling men and women have different lengths, but this person messed up and clipped out the punchline. 🤦🏻♀️
Every. Single. Show. It makes me wonder whether “Friends” inspired this, as everyone on it has gigantic apartments, designer clothes, and works at coffee shop.
I'm calling it. Our civilisation started its decline with the first use of the term "online social life".
I'm calling it. Our civilisation started its decline with the first use of the term "online social life".
