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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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Huddo's sister 8 months ago
Every time there is a data hack I feel more justified for feeling this way and limiting things as much as possible.
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OWL ON A MISSION 8 months ago
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.
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Scott Rackley 8 months ago (edited)
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.
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Emabelle Backer 8 months ago
that is soo cute i wish i had a picture of my grandpa teaching me how to ride horses🥺
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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.
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Huddo's sister 8 months ago
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.
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Misti Wilson 8 months ago
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!
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Scott Rackley 8 months ago
Einstein was wrong, the greatest force in the universe isn't compound interest, it's insider trading.
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Norm Gilmore 8 months ago
I'd be making helicopter noises and going wacka wacka wacka wacka...
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OpheliaPoe 8 months ago
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.
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Lady Eowyn 8 months ago
The ones I saw were wearing flip-flops or slides.
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Natalie H 8 months ago
MY SON…OMG we got into SO MANY arguments Every Single Day in wintertime over this!!! He insisted that he ‘didn’t get cold’ and vehemently refused to wear a coat. It drove me absolutely insane. He even went so far as to wear his shorts under his pants and would take his pants off at school, and when I ‘MADE’ him wear a coat, he would take it off and stuff it in his backpack as soon as he got out of my sight. It was so bad, that I finally just gave up when he reached the 9th grade. I figured fuq it, he’s old enough to call me if he gets hypothermia, & I’m not gonna have this frikkin stupid a*s argument anymore…he’d been doing this s**t behind my back for many years and hadn’t frozen to death yet…Fast forward 15+yrs..I was at his house last month, and he was fighting my 3yo grandson, who was violently (and comically) resisting, trying to make him wear a coat before leaving the house, bc it was cold af outside. I laughed and laughed 😂😂😂😂
Donna Peluda 8 months ago
Girls on a night out in York UK. Short skirts, no tights, high heels, icey pavements.
Forrest Hobbs 8 months ago
There are places in NW England where the girls on a night out have the short skirts and no tights like that, but *ALSO* leave their coats at home and you see them queuing up outside the nightclubs in the flippin' snow and just ask yourself "WHY?"🤯 - I mean, the lads are just as bad for not having coats, but at least they're wearing trousers and their shirts aren't so thin you can see through them...
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WFH Forever 8 months ago
Any college student in my town(About 20,000 of them) from roughly October to May.
Bonnie Buttons 8 months ago
Canadians. This was a common sight on campus on non-blizzardy days. And we were in southern Ontario where the winters were relatively mild.
Joseph Naputi 8 months ago
This was me in college. Before going out for a jog, I put on my sweatshirt on running shorts.
Mason Kronol 8 months ago
At least it looks like he bathes and has decent footwear. We went to a Bob Evens on a very cold snowy day and this 30 something guy with wife, young kids, someone's in-laws...about 275lbs was wearing a Browns hoodie, camo cargo shorts and flip flops. They were local/ I could hear them.
2WheelTravlr 3 months ago
We live in an area where winters mean at least a couple weeks of single digit nights with days that never get above freezing. My husband was a UPS driver and he and one other guy had a long-running bet to see who would give in and wear pants. Hubby lasted 5 years wearing shorts every day, finally let the other guy win when all the hair on his legs started falling off and it looked like he was going through moulting.
Layla Holston 6 months ago
I on God saw a kid in shorts big boots for like fishing right? And a hoodie. It was snowing. (upper michigan)
Lowrider 56 7 months ago
I have a friend like this. Hell, I don't know if he even has any long pants.
Jennifer Berry 7 months ago
I was in North Dakota on a -38 day and saw a dude in shorts and a Tshirt. WTH.
Roger Nehring 8 months ago
I love it when you see kids like this and their legs are cherry red.
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
Camping with my brother and it's freezing and he says 'I think it's time to put my jacket on' and comes back in a flannel shirt!
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Scott Rackley 8 months ago (edited)
It is. Garage Beer Fridge is a sign a man has made it. As is the shop vac accomplishment I see you already have.
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Norm Gilmore 8 months ago
Yes, I know it's edited but dang those would be some awesome eggs on toast if they were actually that size!
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Huddo's sister 8 months ago
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).
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Hellcaste's Wife 8 months ago
That would be me in an argument with Mr Hellcaste. My kids say my comments/sarcasm could start wars if I wanted. LOL
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Richi Weiss 8 months ago
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.
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Emabelle Backer 8 months ago
I thought that these where really fun or maybe thats because im reading them at midnight...
Emabelle Backer 8 months ago
I thought that these where really fun or maybe thats because im reading them at midnight...
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