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How many times have you seen a meme and taken less than three seconds to forward it to someone you love? It’s likely that the answer to that question is ‘quite a few.’ And there’s nothing wrong with that! On the contrary, if you ask me, in the 21st century, sharing memes should be considered a sixth love language.
If sharing memes means spreading love, then the ‘God Bless Internet’ Facebook page must really love its followers. With 222k of them amassed at this moment, the page is a gold mine of all sorts of funny—and quite relatable—memes, some of which you can find on the list below. So if you’re a fan of this particular format of internet humor, scroll down to find the memes, and make sure to share them with the people you love.
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When we care for someone, we want to see them smile; and what better way is there to make them smile than humor? Whether it’s an anecdote, a funny story about something that happened to you recently, or a hilarious meme, sharing it with others can arguably put not only them but you yourself in a good mood, too.
That’s the power of shared laughter, which tends to have a significant positive effect on people’s relationships. A study carried out by researchers at the University of North Carolina found that shared laughter can strengthen people’s relationships and the extent to which they like each other.
“For people who are laughing together, shared laughter signals that they see the world in the same way, and it momentarily boosts their sense of connection,” social psychologist and the co-author of the study, Sara Algoe, told the Greater Good Magazine. “Perceived similarity ends up being an important part of the story of relationships.”
Bearing in mind that laughter can strengthen any interpersonal relationship, it’s no surprise that it plays an important role when it comes to romantic relationships as well. The British Psychological Society reports that studies have found clear links between humor production and its perception and perceptions of the strength of a romantic relationship.
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cj be like 9 months ago
true!!! one of our fellow pandas could be out saving the world right now and we wouldnt even know it!
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Smeghead Tribble Down Under 9 months ago
And I don't trust people who don't like cats. Not a dog fan.
The findings of the study held for both men and women, regardless of the length of their relationship, and suggested that humor can function as a “tool for relationship maintenance.” The researchers noted that the results “were consistent with conceptualisations of humour as an indicator of continued compatibility or a lack of conflict.”
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Delving deeper into humor and what happens in our brain when someone tells us a joke, BBC Science Focus pointed out that “humour, jokes, and laughter, have a vital role to play in human behaviour and interaction.”
In addition to being a powerful social glue, humor can help send a message or have stress-relieving properties, which is why it has been studied by quite a number of researchers. And by doing that, they found that humor engages the entirety of our brain.
“This is because jokes, and other humorous stimuli, typically include a great many sensory elements, as well as language, memory, emotion, analysis, extrapolation, and so on. These are all processed by disparate neurological regions and networks,” the BBC Science Focus article read in part.
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RedMarbles 9 months ago
There's good-natured sarcasm (teasing, taking the p**s, etc.), and there's sarcasm that clearly is not meant to be good-natured. I know not everyone who uses the term "butthurt" is like this, but it does seem to be an especially loved term by people doing the latter.
According to the aforementioned source, because of the complex systems in our brains, humor can be derived from things being surprising, unexpected, or wrong in some form; the important thing is that they are eventually resolved, and without negative consequences. That is what the incongruity theory of humor is based on. But if the incongruity is not resolved, the humor in the pun, joke, or meme can fly right over our heads.
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setsuriseikou 9 months ago
I'd very much like to start with not doing anything I don't want to do, but yeah, what b.b said
While some jokes can end up hurting us—if we laugh so hard we fall off our chair, for instance—which would make them not that funny anymore, memes are unlikely to; it’s a safe and time-tested way to put a smile on your own or someone else’s face.
So, if these memes did exactly that, make sure to share them with your loved ones and browse our meme category for more similarly funny content.
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Sara Frazer 9 months ago
This was the first picture on this list that actually made me laugh. Can you tell how desperate I am for a spark of serotonin that I made it this far.....
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Intangible Panda 9 months ago
*type comments on BP post* *delete without posting because it will expose my dark side* True story...
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Panda McPandaface 9 months ago
Ladies and Gentlemen please, a round of applause for the 100th anniversary of that joke.
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Nosirrow 9 months ago (edited)
I've always loved watching documentaries. It used to be a problem bc on TV they were on very late. The internet gave me unlimited access to all that delicious knowledge. It's such fun to watch a documentary with a snack while others waste time taking to boring people.
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Kathy Brooke 9 months ago
Exactly. It's societal bonding. If you're close enough to someone to accept their germs you may share their cake.
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Sara Frazer 9 months ago
I feel like this is a lot of parents, regardless of culture/ethnicity/etc...
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Sky Render 9 months ago
Translating from steam-of-consciousness to English... Woman: If the world was going to end in 30 minutes, what would you do? Man: Have s-e-x. Woman: And for the other 29 minutes?
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