In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, one Instagram page has emerged as a hub of humor and relatability, making us chuckle at the quirks of everyday life. Allow us to introduce you to Pretty Cool Tim, the curator behind a treasure trove of side-splitting memes.
From current realities to pop culture, and the hilarious intricacies of our daily routines, this Instagram page has garnered a loyal following of 36.4 thousand people, leaving smiles all around.
So, buckle up for a joyous ride through Pretty Cool Tim's funny memes that have the internet in stitches.
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The guy behind this page is Tim, no surprises there. By day, he's into advertising, diving into human behavior and crafting entertainment. "It's no wonder I lean towards posting jokes – just something about what I do for a living seeping into my online humor," the creator says.
We were curious about the origin of the idea to create the Instagram account. Tim explained to Bored Panda, "I started posting memes during the pandemic just to share some laughter during tough times. To my surprise, I began seeing those memes reposted by prominent meme accounts on Instagram, Reddit, and all the usual places. I really didn’t think anyone would notice. I figured if I’m making somebody out there smile, I’ll keep going.
I chose the name 'Pretty Cool Tim' because, on the internet, you can anonymously be whoever you want to be. I thought, hey, wouldn’t it be rad to be pretty cool? Also, a bit of an homage to s**theadsteve, one of my favorites."
"I initially chose a name to remain anonymous so that I could be as inappropriate or as vulgar as I wanted without having to worry about receiving a call from HR,” Tim explains. "However, as I started posting, I realized I didn’t want to be that. I don’t want to disparage or humiliate. I’m more self-deprecating than anything. Where does the inspiration come from? I guess my life, and realizing through memes that we all share more relatable experiences in common than we realize."
I usually figure it out during forensic examination of the voluntarily submitted vomit.
Tim constantly thinks about memes. However, the creator shared that he's terrible at jotting down all his ideas and remembering them later. "I’m way too disorganized, but I have a paper somewhere with hundreds and hundreds of ideas on it that I just forgot about. Then, like a year later, I’m like, well, I can’t make a joke about that now; it hasn’t been topical in forever."
"I used to post five or more a day on Reddit to see what sticks. It’s a perfect testing ground because it doesn’t matter how many people follow you. Every joke is on a level playing field the way the algorithm works. You don’t get sympathy likes that followers may give you in other places. God bless all of you who give me sympathy likes, though. Keep them coming. Lately, it’s been tough posting more than once a week due to the ups and downs of life. But I’ll get back at it. The all-mighty algorithm doesn’t like that answer, but I’m okay with it if I can make one person’s day."
We knew people - not quite as good friends as they thought they were) who always stayed waay past bugger-off o'clock. One day I decided to send the guy a text saying 'they never get the hint and go home, do they?' and then fake-apologised and told him I'd meant to send it to my wife. We never saw them again.
It happens, always ends up me getting myself food because she steals it. My bride is a picky eater, I'll order something and she'll try it. If she likes it, she can have it. I love it and wouldn't have it any other way!
This man looks like what Dr. Frasier Crane would look like had he not exactly gone the doctor route in life.
Sit outside in the UK, and your food might get watered down, freeze or be blown away
IPA is what happens when a car battery accidentally gets dropped into the fermenter, the company rolls with it, and a new genre of beer is born.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/side-splitting Here, BP, it seems like you needed to know the definition of side-splitting.
Welp, they changed it. That's one way to do it, I guess.
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https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/side-splitting Here, BP, it seems like you needed to know the definition of side-splitting.
Welp, they changed it. That's one way to do it, I guess.
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