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What is life if not one huge meme? It’s filled with joyous moments, weird coincidences, laugh-out-loud situations, and there’s always someone to share them with. See, we told you life is, in a nutshell, a meme! But, for the experience to be truly wholesome, both memes and live events must be relatable, and there aren’t more relatable jokes on the Internet than Memezar memes.
Hearing the name for the first time? No worries, we’re about to tell you more about Memezar, so continue reading.
Memezar is an incredibly successful Instagram account that you can rely on for your daily dose of meme goodness, to explore Internet culture, and to discover the latest jokes. In fact, almost every Memezar funny meme becomes a viral sensation, and that says quite a lot about the quality of the page. And, as we all know it, the Internet basically runs on memes, so if it wasn’t for fair and kind meme curators like this, what would the World Wide Web even be good for?
Think of all of the things that these Memezar funny memes have survived. Cryptocurrency. NFTs. COVID. The global war on terror. The blocking of the Suez Canal. The economic crisis of 2008. Memes are forever, and it’s our firm belief they’ll never go out of fashion. So, scroll on down below, check out our selection, and vote on that Memezar meme that gave you the chuckles.
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The term “meme” was coined by Richard Dawkns. It is a shortening of the Greek word “mimeme”, which means “imitated thing”, and it was used by Dawkins to discuss a broad range of things that propagated across societies and cultures by imitation.
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Circular0rb 2 years ago
What the hell is wrong with people, who seriously could ever have a problem with two people in love getting married?
Dawkins’ definition includes things like songs and dances, recipes, and even architectural techniques like the technology required to build an arch. Given what we see on TikTok and other social media platforms, of course, some of those definitions extend to the present day.
Today, internet memes include a dizzying array of phrases, images, GIFs, videos, formats, and yes, even dances, that people imitate, create, and consume on a massive scale.
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A Bi-Cycle 2 years ago
Awww I want to pet all of them… even though I’ll probably lose my arm doing so
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Circular0rb 2 years ago
I'm sort of comfortable at work now after a year and 8 months. It helps a lot when you are training a new worker and feel so know-it-all xD
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S. E. in Indiana 2 years ago
Hasn't anyone of those characters in a horror movie ever been to the movies and seen a horror movie? Because they would know then that you don't open the door, go into the basement, hide in the closet, run into the barn, I mean geeez.
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Lorraine 2 years ago
yes and you can double the benefits by reading the same books over and over again :)
Upstaged75 2 years ago
I do that too. Sometimes it's a struggle to start a new one because I'm worried I won't like it.
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your sarcastic bestie 2 years ago
hells yeah. rewatching last man standing for the 50th time while scrolling through this thread 😂
Settled for Infamy 2 years ago
YES! Do this every night if only for 10 minutes if needed. "King of the Hill's" Hank, relaxes the hell out of me for some reason.
ShellsBells 2 years ago
Maybe you are destined to "Provide the people of this community with propane and propane accessories." Or it could just be Boomhouer mumbling sweet nothings.
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Upstaged75 2 years ago
Absolutely!! It's why I haven't actually seen that many movies overall - because I've watched the same 5 of them 50 times each. :)
MichelleDonut 2 years ago
Also, if you're lonely, it's like hanging out with friends/acquaintances. The familiar voices are calming, even if you're just using TV as background noise while you do stuff on your phone. The story isn't important, it's the people.
bottomless.abyss.of.bordem 2 years ago
I disagree. I Twilight myself to bed, not because of this, but because it's a quality movie that I ......Ok, sorry. This one checks out.
David 2 years ago
Drama / Suspense = BORING after first time because no drama / suspense. Comedy / silly / beautiful = can watch several times. Silence of the Lambs was a great movie but one and done. Princess Bride, Blazing Saddles, any Ghibli movie = rewatch. People seem to fall on one side or the other of this 'debate'.
Ryan Smith 2 years ago
I watch the same shows because there's nothing else good enough to watch lol
Averysleepypanda 2 years ago
Hmmm...I appear to be the minority. I don't do this. However, I do listen to the same music over and over
More! 2 years ago
Wow, I do this. Had my first anxiety attack in 2017. I started re-watching shows. All my life I refused to do that, wouldn’t even read a book twice. So yes, this is certainly true in my case. I also think it’s possible to enjoy shows a second time because we are often on our phones the first time, so we miss quite a bit.
Giles McArdell 2 years ago
This is the 4th time I've read this post, my most significant feeling is - boredom.
I'm a Furry, so what? 2 years ago
Yup! Keeping up appearances does the trick when i have nausea, even though I'm 14... lol
Patricia Healton 2 years ago
I watched "Time Team" from England and it kept me alive. Now I can't go to sleep without it streaming on youtube.
cartoon ghosts 2 years ago
Yep. It's the reason I reread all the early lumberjanes comics too. It's calming and predictable and reminds me of what I love, why I love it, and how I got to be who I am
Persephone 2 years ago
I like to pick out the red flags that I missed the first time, so I know I'm learning, while also knowing I'm not an alone dumbass in my mistakes... it's very disheartening to hear people close to you say "well how did you not notice?", then blame me, when they also have unhealthy relationships; brainwashing from abusers is so universally common! I don't find it comforting, I find I gain protection thru knowledge.
Spittnimage 2 years ago (edited)
I know why I re-read books but never thought about why I re-watch shows.
David Gripon 2 years ago
That also applies when you're ADHD. This way, you don't have to pay too much attention.
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
Yes. I find it relaxing to watch reruns of Dr G: Medical Examiner on Peacock. Reminds me that…hey at least I still have a pulse !
XanthippeⓐWulf🇨🇦️️🇬🇧 2 years ago (edited)
This is also true as well for those of us with autism. It actually sometimes takes me a bit to work up to watching a new show because the "unknown" is so overwhelming (what if I don't like it? What if I do like it but it gets canceled in the first season on a cliffhanger? etc.) I'm always way behind, if I watch something at all. I have a handful of comfort shows that I watch on repeat.
CrissCross 2 years ago
Yes, I also do it with books. I prefer to reread a book that I liked because a new one, with too much suspense, makes my anxiety go crazy. In my case it's my thyroid's fault.
Riche White 2 years ago
Yes. I have a friend of over 48 years who's had several strokes. Watch the shows we saw as kids are the most enjoyable part of his day.
D Peterson 2 years ago
I can't take the stress of not knowing whether a book, show, or move turns out well. Too many times I've invested in a plot where at the end my favorite character turns out evil or dies. Especially if there is a dog, if I don't know the dog survives I just can't watch it. 'John Wick' movies would be great if the beagle hadn't been killed!
Lesley Zed 2 years ago
True. The familiar is often relaxing even if it’s the devil you know.😉😈
Coyote Osborne 2 years ago
My husband and I have a couple of shows like that. We eagerly look forward to the same lines we like, over and over. Sometimes we both say the lines out loud along with the characters. We do it exactly because it is calming and reassuring, and evokes pleasant shared memories. Without having to be arsed to do something that takes effort! They're go the F*** to sleep shows.
Anya Beboop 2 years ago
I can't because it feels understimulating but I understand the biology of it for sure. Fear of the unknown is alive and well.
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Circular0rb 2 years ago
The concrete below me broke and I made a crater one meter wide and two meters deep
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René Sauer 2 years ago
Oh, so he did more then just those stupid "reaction" videos where he doesn´t actually react at all but simply stares into the camera?
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April Caron 2 years ago
Story time: I was out clipping branches to make wreaths. One minute I heard birds chirping, and then…sudden silence. That’s when I knew…and thought, “Where is it?” I slowly began scanning my surroundings, looking for it…and it was about 12 ft (4 m) away, creeping out between some huckleberry bushes. And my reaction was to yell, “No! Bad cat!!! That’s a very bad cat thing to do!!!” while stomping my foot and waving my hedge clippers at it. I had an air horn in my pocket (for this very reason - to scare a cougar, if I ever encountered one). Did I remember that? No. But, “Lemme get my cell phone out and film this moment, because people should know how I died” crossed my mind. He inched forward. I did what you’re supposed to do. I raised my hands above my head to appear bigger and kept stomping my foot and yelling, “Bad cat! Stop that!!!” He did stop, and paused before walking away. At which point, I actually did take my cell phone out, snapping a few shaky pics of a cougar’s backside. 😅
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David 2 years ago
This is very relatable. I have some old notebooks from nuclear power school in the navy. One section has about four pages crammed full of equations I had to have memorized for the final exam. Stuff for calculating reactor power, radiation levels, shielding, coefficients of fluid flow and head loss in a piping system and much more. I used to know them by heart. Now I can kinda sorta remember what some of them were for but would have difficulty actually applying them. In fairness to myself though, it was 45 years ago and most of that stuff we never used in the actual job.
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Mike Hunt 2 years ago
I'd be in the office 5 days a week with 0 work life balance, still horrifically unfit and would have probably missed out on a lot of bonding with my first child. I know the whole Covid situation was horrible for a lot of people but in all honestly it was a bit of a blessing for me
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Clearly sunny 2 years ago
I'm imagining how much better when it's night and you keep the lights off, so all you see is the city lights!♥️♥️♥️
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LillieMean 2 years ago
It's best if you both have a weird, chaotic cheer mentality. My husband: You don't dare! *chicken noises* Me: Stop it! *licks electric flyswatter* My dad and sister:😶😶
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michael reid 2 years ago
I live in Scotland and go outside all the time and I think winter is better than summer
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Awesome At Being Autistic 2 years ago
Oh yeah. Morrissey and Danny Boyle. No one ever agrees with me.
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Lakota Wolf (she/her) 2 years ago
Some ancient cultures shaped their infants' skulls purposefully with cradleboards, because the odd/elongated skull shapes were considered elegant/beautiful in their culture. It did not affect the infant's brain or intelligence. Babies have soft skulls that aren't fused yet, so yes, you can ABSOLUTELY flatten a baby's skull if you left them on their back 24/7.
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Red PANda (she/they) 2 years ago
Ok, listen, I’ve read a lot of Shakespeare, I’ve read Romeo and Juliet, and it is good; it’s a great tragedy, I’ll give them that. However, it’s not the greatest love story of all time. People need to stop saying that. If you’re looking for the greatest love story of all time, I’d suggest looking for the Princess Bride
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Emerald Joanna 2 years ago (edited)
Seeing as neither of these women should be role models for anybody but a spoon & Pete Davidson is a spoon...makes total sense...
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LillieMean 2 years ago
??????yes????Why???do??? people????write?????like??this. 👏Or👏👏this👏👏👏way.👏👏 🪥Annoying.🚽
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Living Example 2 years ago
Some day that kid will hunt you down Maybe not today maybe not next week. But some day......
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MushroomHead22 2 years ago
I think some of these would make more sense if we were living in the timeline of those tweets.
luka! (she/her) 2 years ago
Memes are like the reason I breathe atp. And cats. And dogs. And red pandas. And cute stuff in general
MushroomHead22 2 years ago
I think some of these would make more sense if we were living in the timeline of those tweets.
luka! (she/her) 2 years ago
Memes are like the reason I breathe atp. And cats. And dogs. And red pandas. And cute stuff in general
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