Meme culture has so deeply permeated the digital world that at this point, you could put two people on a deserted island and they would be drawing memes in the sand about their experience within a few days.
The aptly named “Men’s Humor” Instagram page is dedicated to memes and posts that exemplify the sorts of things guys find funny. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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Every time there is a data hack I feel more justified for feeling this way and limiting things as much as possible.
We humans have some strange ideas sometimes. WTH would I want to go to a pool party and not get in the pool?
Guy humor is a quirky breed all its own, often revolving around the art of exaggeration, a fondness for the absurd, and a knack for turning even the simplest situation into a wild story. It’s the kind of humor that thrives on deadpan delivery, think of the guy who recounts his epic backyard barbecue adventure as if he’d just returned from a daring expedition into the wild, complete with heroic near-misses and a mysterious disappearance of the condiments.
One of the unique charms of guy humor is its love affair with the mundane. A broken lawnmower or a misplaced remote can suddenly become the centerpiece of an outrageous tale that leaves you laughing not because the story is entirely believable, but because the storyteller insists on treating it like the discovery of the century.
That's not all he did. Look it up, Mr. I was a hell of a guy. This story is wrong on a point however. Rosa's apartment was attacked and Mr. I put her up in a better apartment in a safer place in Detroit and footed the bill for it.
that is soo cute i wish i had a picture of my grandpa teaching me how to ride horses🥺
It’s a style that doesn’t require flowery language or elaborate set-ups, just a healthy dose of exaggeration, a touch of sarcasm, and the occasional non sequitur that somehow makes perfect sense in its own peculiar way. There’s also an unspoken rule among guys: if you can make someone laugh by deadpanning about a wild sports mishap or by playfully roasting a friend’s questionable taste in gadgets, you’re doing it right.
It’s humor that thrives on shared experiences, inside jokes, and a mutual understanding that sometimes the simplest observations, like the way a beer foam behaves when poured just right, are the most hilarious. In the end, guy humor is all about finding comedy in everyday life, no matter how trivial the subject, and sharing that absurdity with others who get it.
I'm certain this is why I got away with coming to maths late so many times in my last year. Teacher knew once I was there, I would just sit and do the work, going ahead of people often. I didn't have any friends in the class so I didn't even chat when I finished the work. Usually I just read the novel I brought with me. I always hated maths and when I was put into a higher level I struggled. Then I did the basic class in year 11 & 12 and somehow it ended up being my highest mark. Even though I had forgotten my notebook for our open book exam and went through the first 20 minutes without it, until my teacher, who went to my house to get it, dropped it in.
I love this, because it's so true!! It took me a long time to understand that my man means what he says no subtext intended, lol, manipulative people can mess you up, thank God for the good one's!
Einstein was wrong, the greatest force in the universe isn't compound interest, it's insider trading.
And a new one in the mail every week, lol. And free for the taking just about everywhere.
Load More Replies...My late mom was a boomer,she wasn't allowed to go to finish school or get an education because she was the daughter and the money had to be for her brothers, so she had to drop out of school to work hard. She never had a house or career. She had a s****y husband who beat and abused us. She worked all her life and then got cancer and died young. I never had the chance to make her life as awesome as I wanted to. Dont act as if all boomers were "rich" or well off.
Not a boomer but don't see why the hate. I mean it's the economy and the politicians in power, nothing to do with the people at the time lmao. Imagine if all the energy blaming each other went towards the politicians
Who votes for the politicians with policies that hurt future generations?
Load More Replies...No one bought a house with minimum wage jobs, even then. The key was that there weren’t as many minimum wage jobs and the government encouraged builders to create affordable housing. And we had nothing else to spend money on
What, no cars, clubs, clothes or airports where you lived? We had plenty else to spend money on!
Load More Replies...Oh Shayne. SOME Boomers got those things. Women and people of color had none o' that! We were still trying to achieve some semblance of equal rights. Women's salaries did not count towards the purchase of a house unless they were a nurse or a teacher. People of color were 'red-lined'. If they were allowed to buy a house, it was usually in a run down, undesirable area. Additionally, I bought a house on my own on two occasions: 1. A trailer on a 2/3 acre piece of property; after four years, my boyfriend left, and I couldn't afford the mortgage on my own. 2. A 94 year old duplex; I did my best to keep up with the repairs, but after ten years, it started falling apart. I had to get out before the structure failed. Loved both places. Completely out of my league both times. My former husband, on the other hand: Retired. Getting more than double what I get from social security. Paid off house. SOME boomers! Certainly not all.
That's because when boomers were working THE MINIMUM WAGE WAS A LIVING WAGE, NOT A STARVATION WAGE. WRITE YOUR CONGRESSPEOPLE TO RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE TO $20 AN HOUR.
We didn't buy a house and go to college on minimum wage. We rented an apartment with 2 bedrooms and 3 roomates and the one who got the "nice" bedroom was the one who had his parent's hand-me-down TV with a 17" screen, weighed 70 lbs, and only got 3 channels clearly. There were two others that would sometimes come in clear enough to watch something mildly interesting, but in reality if the tv was on during the day your choice was soap operas or Sesame Street. College was do-able for middle-class kids with help from small loans or parent's help but we still had to work a part time job during school or find a summer job that was backbreaking, dirty, and sometimes dangerous but it paid a little more than minimum wage and you could work 60 hour weeks. We didn't have a phone, if we needed to call someone we'd use the payphone, or write a letter. One of our roomates had a car if we were lucky, but it was some cheap pile o cr@p that never ran when you needed it.
Ha ha, boomers also got psychotic parents from fighting in World War Two. Don’t forget that.
My Farther saved then until he passed. In 2011 I counted 243, mine you this is just what was sent to him before his death. In tins, cardboard, and mini disk,
What no one is stating the reason no one can afford a home is because of the 2008 banking meltdown. People either were forced out or walked away. Then investment banks bought everything up leaving nothing for the average person. This will happen with farmland soon - and then we won't be able to afford groceries either.
Mostly the fault of the Real Estate industry and their practices
Load More Replies...Old Shayne up there spent all his money on ink but cannot figure out why Noone wants to hire him and why he resides in mom's basement. These are the questions which plague men's minds.
Boomers worked min wage jobs. Bought beer and pizza while living at parents. Boomers got raises, better jobs, education, etc. Bought cars, homes, married, raised kids. NOT ON MIN WAGE. That is a fallacy. And you know it...
I know that in the 1990s I was able to pay for university, put a roof over my head and feed myself all on a minimum wage job in the summer and some part time in the school year. That would be impossible now
Load More Replies...I rarely bought new floppies, I just checked the mail and got several free ones from AOL.
this is such a myth. When we came out of school there were so many youth looking for work it was impossible to get. good job. I was in my 50s before I bought a condo, and 70s before I bought a car. Boomers are the ones who are out protesting now, hoping to leave a better world for the young folk.
to be true - that's not true. Minimum wage even back then wouldn't buy a house.. most of us had roommates to pay the rent.
It wasn't quite so good for Boomers. Minimum wage was around a buck. Now if you got into a mill or factory job, maybe then. If you stayed long and it was a UNION shop, yeah, you could put y our kids through college. But who needs unions these days, right?
Didn't get a house. Did work minimum wage jobs. And, given that your generations just handed the world into the care and keeping of the Evil Empire because you couldn't be bothered showing up to vote...maybe you should start considering what adulthood (delayed though it apparently is) might look like if you actually tried it.
Minimum wage in 1960 was over $10 in today's $$. Tuition for college was $300 ($3,233.94 in today's dollars. Can you please tell where you can go to college for $3600/year now? The average home cost $11,900 ($123,320.18 today.) The average home price today is $396,900. Things are 3 times as expensive today. So no, not hyperbole.
Load More Replies...this boomer worked 70 hours a week, never went out, never had takeaways, no sky tv package or had holidays, just work and saving in order to afford a home of my own, it can be done with hard work and commitment
Ok, in the southeast USA the monthly rental on just a nice mobile home is around $800 usd or more a month depending on where it is. A falling apart mobile home is still $450 usd a month. A nice 2 bedroom home is $1500 to $2000 usd a month. The average hourly pay rate in my area is $10 to $15 an hour. How is someone suppose to pay rent and save money to buy a house in that situation?
Load More Replies...I'd be making helicopter noises and going wacka wacka wacka wacka...
As a server I just told people our register/computer had a limit per person per table and I couldn't override it. They were usually drunk enough not to question it.
It is. Garage Beer Fridge is a sign a man has made it. As is the shop vac accomplishment I see you already have.
I take the whole thing... at school. Who the f**k cuts 1/4 chunk out of a donut???
Yes, I know it's edited but dang those would be some awesome eggs on toast if they were actually that size!
This would be me as a parent, except most of the time my family don't bother wrapping things (weirdly, dad is the only one who always will).
That would be me in an argument with Mr Hellcaste. My kids say my comments/sarcasm could start wars if I wanted. LOL
Had the same experience with "rich" ppl in Austria at a sportscar event, I was working as waiter. Those who will save up for years to finally buy that ferrari/Porsche or whatever are thise who are a real pain in the a. On the other hand we had one guy with the most expensive car out there that time, was the most laid back dude you can imagine. No problem if you get something mixed up with his orders or if it takes some time to get served because there where 400 ppl at that time in the dining hall.
I thought that these where really fun or maybe thats because im reading them at midnight...
I thought that these where really fun or maybe thats because im reading them at midnight...
