40 Hilarious Posts From “Funniest Memes” That Might Make You Chuckle
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There are thousands of languages in the world, and while English, Mandarin, Hindi, and Spanish are said to be the most popular ones, I think we can add one more to the list — memes. They've transcended cultural and linguistic barriers and become a universal expression of our thoughts and feelings.
Take the appropriately titled social media project 'Funny Memes.' Spanning a few different platforms, it regularly shares relatable jokes about everyday life that cut to the core of being human in the modern world. Continue scrolling and check out what it's all about!
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Managing this social media endeavor requires thoughtful content curation that strikes a balance between joking around and maintaining a friendly atmosphere.
The person behind 'Funniest Memes' told Bored Panda, "The overarching theme revolves around memes related to daily activities, ensuring that each post resonates with the experiences of our followers."
And it appears to be working. As of this article, the project has 19K followers on Facebook and 75K followers on X.
One of the key considerations for publishing the memes is their adherence to broader internet standards.
The person behind the project emphasized, "I make sure that the content is family-friendly, reflecting my personal values and commitment to creating a positive online space."
While 'Funny Memes' covers a wide range of topics and keeps things fresh, observant scrollers might recognize that pets, interpersonal relationships, and work-related jokes pop up somewhat frequently.
The dog: "ow just give me the steak, it will be gone in 1 sec". (Hooray for cancer free dog!)
What's cool about 'Funny Memes' is its accessibility.
"Viral memes usually appeal to the most common denominator. So you don't have to necessarily be embedded in internet subculture to understand what [they're' saying," said Idil Galip, a doctoral researcher at the University of Edinburgh, and founder of the Meme Studies Research Network.
And we can definitely see it here — these pictures can be enjoyed by virtually everyone.
When I get up in the middle of the night to pee or to drink some water my cat wakes up and follows me thinking I’m going to feed her. So I have to stumble in the dark with my eyes barely open to give her some cat treats. If I try to ignore her she makes sure to keep screaming next to me or scratch something, effectively preventing me from falling asleep. Such a selfish little prick but I love her more than anything!
The curator didn't reveal the exact sources where they search for content but revealed that it "mostly comes from Reddit and in some vaccinations Facebook groups."
I guess this eclectic mix is what ensures such a diverse array of memes!
It's a shame we seem to have regressed over the last decades and the future looked so bright
I mean, I'll take "do not eat this wrapper" over legal segregation, marital rape, lobotomies, etc.
And when a jar of peanuts contains the "WARNING: Contains peanuts" thing. Yehh - we are stupider and far more litigious.
Weeell now, that's a legal requirement, so I think they have to put it there. But then again, why is it a legal requirement?
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We had to slow down evolution by putting warning labels on everything for what reason again?
If this was me it would be pouring over the top, spilling into the rivers, filling the oceans, and soon all we ever know will be coins.
This is mid-installation, by the way. The wooden treads haven't been installed yet.
Note: this post originally had 122 images. It’s been shortened to the top 40 images based on user votes.
Memes taken from a twitter account that takes memes, frequently from accounts that also take memes. One picture had two or three watermarks unrelated to the twitter in the screenshot.
Shhhhh, it's the life cycle of memes. Once it becomes too watermarked and low resolution to be usable, it gets retired and slowly dies. And thus new memes are created to be recycled. Nature really is beautiful.
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Really bugged me too, just very glad to know I wasn't the only one. Plus so many repeated things... world is running low on memes, that's just one more thing I guess.
Load More Replies... Memes taken from a twitter account that takes memes, frequently from accounts that also take memes. One picture had two or three watermarks unrelated to the twitter in the screenshot.
Shhhhh, it's the life cycle of memes. Once it becomes too watermarked and low resolution to be usable, it gets retired and slowly dies. And thus new memes are created to be recycled. Nature really is beautiful.
Load More Replies... Really bugged me too, just very glad to know I wasn't the only one. Plus so many repeated things... world is running low on memes, that's just one more thing I guess.
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