This IG Page Shares Funny And Random Memes To Brighten Up Your Day, Here Are The 50 Best Ones
Some days the world just gets you down. Stress, tiredness, or plain old boredom can make what started as a good day into something else. Fortunately, we as a species have developed a simple, yet effective method to boost your mood and perhaps even make you chuckle: the meme.
The “ship” Instagram page is dedicated to random and amusing memes to maybe brighten your day. 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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While some might argue that memes have gotten “weirder” over the years, if you take a trip back in time and go through the internet of the '90s and early 2000s, you’ll find that things were already a tad strange, unusual, and niche. Dancing animals, the often incomprehensible-to-outsiders rage comics, and inside jokes on top of inside jokes.
The truth is, the speed and ease of use the internet brings allows basically every community with a common language (or even concepts) to create and share memes among itself. This is why every demographic, fandom, and profession has a meme page just for it.
I love that they both have exactly the same expression on their faces.
Absolutely. And it doesn't even have to be a New Year's resolution. I have set myself challenges that every month I have to watch one documentary. Or how many different genres of movies I can watch in a year. Different music styles, food culture of different countries, etc. A month when I dedicate myself to the history of art, architecture... The possibilities are endless and at the same time you learn something new.
This is hilarious. I'm glad they realize they are funny (or are at least having fun).
I want to answer this one but i cant find the right words for it to make sense. I know what i want to say but no matter how i write it, it reads wrong. basicly its was something like 1+1 anxiety is like a video game power up
Someone else’s anxiety has the effect of canceling your own. Your sensitivity and drive to nurture others takes over, and you become the strongest and most capable person in the world. It’s like when everyone is freaking out over something, there’s always one person who always immediately becomes the only rational, coolheaded grownup in the room, who then calms everyone down by coming up with an excellent plan. You’re absolutely fine—-and human, because it’s a human thing to do.
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I don’t have anxiety anymore, but as an introvert I still feel like disappearing if the focus is on me. But, if a friend needs something then yes, sure I can also Do The Thing Too. But if it was just for me? No effing way 😆
I think it's because sometimes we're taught that being 'selfish' is a completely bad thing, and helping other's in a completely good thing. Therefore, you may feel better helping a friend because it's considered socially correct, but feel guilty for helping yourself because selfishness is bad. If anything, a certain amount of selfishness is needed to take care of yourself, it's only bad when your selfishness hurts others.
Relatable. I find it hard to stand up for myself but if a friend is being mistreated then the warrior in me will suddenly take over.
It's simple, you aren't anxious about asking on another person's behalf because it doesn't seem like you're the one "complaining".
Yup. In general I'm terrible when it comes to me. But helping or advocating for someone else? I'm all over that.
I call it 'feel this for me so I don't have to'. It works with all emotions! Anger? I'm chill. Panic? I'm zen. Fear? I'm about to punch a dude in a scream mask...
This happened a bit when I was travelling across Canada with my sister! Thankfully there were times when she took charge because I wasn't up to it too. It also happens when I'm at work. If the kids find an insect or whatever, I bravely get a cup and take it outside. At home I just spray them (except for spiders, I'm happy to live with them)
I have a different problem. I'm extroverted (in certain situations) so don't hesitate to speak up (despite being often the only female in the room). What happens in meetings is people come up behind me and ask me to ask questions they have because I won't be cowed by "experts" unless they have the data to back the expertise. Either way, we either uncover a problem or get the answers.
Totally understand. I used to use my kids for this when they were little. "My little boy wants more ketchup...)
I am sorry but I seriously can't wrap my head around the fact that people can't built the IKEA furniture... It is so so easy with step by step instructions, pictures.... How can someone fail at this.. (no need to answer. I seriously lack the imagination of not understanding too put part A to Part A....)
I pick up accents quite fast, my English accent is from watching Morse about a hundred times, my french accent is that of a Marseillan dock workers as I spent a year working in a shipyard at Marseille at 18. I did get a slight Irish accent at one point when I was dating a Irish man, but a few episodes of Morse made it go away again.
This reminds me of the time my neighbours named their kittens frog and pepsi.... instead of frog and toad, or even pepsi and coke 😩
As a parent of an adult who is neurodivergent, I always wondered if organizations ever consulted with people who were neurodivergent on doing this if it would affect them in any negative way like it did this one individual. My daughter used to always ask me if we could please turn off the porch lights for the people who put blue bulbs in.
Whoa. I have never heard of or seen this painting before. And I love it.
Note: this post originally had 55 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
i love that this is titled "from instagram" but at least 50% are from tumblr xD
i love that this is titled "from instagram" but at least 50% are from tumblr xD
