“Your Daily Dose Of Funniest Memes”: 50 Hilarious Posts From This Dedicated Online Group
Memes have remained relevant in this fast-moving digital world. Many other trends have come and gone, but these easily crafted images with funny one-liner texts continue to be a mode of communication and expression for people online.
It’s likely why online communities like the Funny Memes subreddit continue to thrive. With 1.1 million members and counting, these people are so far living up to the page’s profile that says, “Where Laughter Lives.”
We’ve picked out the best memes that touch on almost every facet of life, from being a kid in the ‘90s to the disparities in a romantic relationship. As you scroll through, you may find at least one or two to relate with.
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I Know. I Should Get Over This Delusion
Most of the Reddit problems I've read would be solved if people realized this fact earlier. I wish I did.
Load More Replies...Fear ALWAYS outweighs logic. That's why one side does nothing but fear monger.
Better than having the mental illness of always thinking you are right and interrupting correct arguments with stupid opinions and tiktok facts
...Or think that you have gained a full understanding of a complex idea from years of research and study, granting you a mastery of said subject because, you know, you just "googled" it.
Load More Replies...I know they won't change their minds, but I still present facts and logic just to see what names they will call me. (Everybody needs a hobby LOL) 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
You're suffering from acute optimism. It is the result of prolonged sensory deprivation of the eyes and ears.
Realising that people have no common sense, a bit of humility or willingness to change their mind is so painful. What even is the point of living in a society like that?
Whoosh
Honestly, my b00b ultrasounds would've been a lot easier if my tech did this
Same reflex that makes us sometimes gently rock a bag of potatoes in the grocery store
Where did they get WARM JELLY from?!? I always get the coldest jelly at my ultrasounds!!!
My GYN's office keeps the lube and speculum lying on a heating pad, so nothing is too cold.
Load More Replies...Funny but since I've had breast cancer it would scare the f***k out of me if my tech stopped dead while wanding my b**bs: I'd think they had found something that should not be there... Again... 😄
Understandably so. My mom was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and is almost a month into her chemo treatments. I was with her yesterday and she was upset because she's losing her hair. My Auntie and I are going to get her a the nicest wig(s) that we can. She only receives minimal assistance financially and that mainly goes towards her rent. I'm looking forward to the day that we have kicked cancers a*s and grateful for all the survivors. 🫶🏻
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We got kicked out at sunrise and told to come back when the street lights came on. We amused ourselves, no internet needed.
We amused ourselves but my parents never did that to me nor my younger brother. We played outside however it wasn’t a mandate.
Load More Replies...We were never inside, in fact my parents would get mad at us for being inside when the sun was up. (There was 8 kids in a 3 bed house so totally understandable!) We only came in at meal times, to sleep or to use the bathroom (and even then if we did that 'too much we'd get in trouble.) The worst punishment was always being grounded, spending hours looking out your window watching your friends and siblings having fun without you was torture. I feel sorry for kids nowadays, they'll never understand the freedom we had.
They could choose that freedom. I know tge internet is nade to be addictive but i dont understand how they dont want to try the outdoors.
Load More Replies...This has been told about the 50s...then 60s...then 70s...then 80s (and until then I can say it was true for me and my friends in Germany), now 90s...but today 12 year olds can't walk a mile to school anymore - and not just in the USA. I wonder which generation will admit to not have been outside from lunchtime to sunset...
And since there was no internet we could get away with SO much more nonsense.
Being outside was the best! Our street (when I wasn't old enough to be allowed to venture further) was an entire world on its own in my head
My street was the same, I lived across the street from my primary school so we had the playground and football pitches to play on too. The street itself was made up of around 50 4 and 5 bed houses and at that time every house had a family with an average of 4/5 kids. (My family was the biggest on the street having 8 kids. My grandparents lived at the other end of our street and had the smallest family with only my youngest uncle living there.) The playground was ours when school was closed, we'd have epic games of football, and hide and seek with 80 - 100 kids! Most of my favourite childhood memories took place on that street/school playgrounds.
Load More Replies...I'm 70, when I was ten I had a key for the front door, because guess what? Mum and Dad trusted me with common sense. Summer holidays, gone early morning, play football with mates, had a few bob (money) in my pocket for food, they wouldn't see me till it got dark in the evening.
Yes, we actually found a portal in the house that led to the OUTDOORS.
It was the woods for us, just hanging out in the woods all day, finding a creek, exploring, making a tree swing or a fort with no girls alowed and we had to take an oath to keep it secret.
It was an awesome time to be a kid! We basically lived like the kids do in 'Stranger Things' with bikes and games and climbing trees. Except the monsters were mainly priests, DJs, and TV personalities back then. But it was mostly good.
One possible reason memes remain relevant today is because they have become an effective form of self-expression. As psychology professor Dr. Constance de Saint Laurent explains, memes allow us to express our imperfections.
“Memes are often an invitation to stop taking ourselves so seriously,” Dr. de Saint Laurent wrote in an article for the Maynooth University website, adding that a meme’s shareability makes it a communal experience.
Well…
Sadly,this falls on deaf ears. I brought this same thing up to some anti-immigrationers, and their response was to laugh at me and say that this country didn't exist 400 years ago
It’s no use talking to them; they’re in a cult and they’ve been brainwashed. Best thing to do is get out of the conversation ASAP. I try to limit the amount of time and interaction I spend with MAGAts.
Load More Replies...Permission was never asked. This was one society expanding into the territory of a less technologically advanced one. More than anything else, it showed the difference between good and bad people, among those who had the power.
At least in Star Trek they have the Prime Directive.
Load More Replies...Imagine if we(ish) had just let these religious m***********s die? How much better the world could have been?
Fascism and communism hated religion and yet had more deaths on their conto than all religion combined...I frikken despise right wing racists but good lord...their opposite can be brain dead too. That's why that idiot got elected
Load More Replies...Funny, Not Funny
Sisters: always do that. Do it to protect your sisters who really had to go through miscarriages and get this s**t to hear. Do the same with other, inappropriate comments by saying that your beloved parent died, you had cancer, got abused... you get the drift. We don't owe honesty to s****y people, and by lying thusly we protect others.
That would require a brain to retain the lesson.
Load More Replies...Them: aren't you afraid you'll regret your decision? Me: No, how about you?
Them: aren't you afraid you'll regret your decision? Me: You mean like your parents do?
Load More Replies...Very sad that OP has been through so much sadness but as a childless woman by choice if anyone asks me why I haven’t had kids I honestly reply ‘because I hate babies but love having my money’ soon shuts them up.
One of the few perks of getting older--nobody asks me those questions any more.
Not the same as this but similar... I went on my first night out in 4yrs or so. (My violent ex hated me going out by myself to meet friends) I was newly disabled and was running (tee hee!) late so I was sat at the front away from my friend who was hosting the film night. A girl sat behind me tapped me on the shoulder and said "I've seen you around! What happened to you? Why do you have those things on your legs?" meaning my calipers... I was shocked, didn't answer, turned back to face the screen but started crying quietly just after. A lot of people heard her ask that and were "Omg, she did not just ask that" etc. There are certain things that you never ever ask. It's none of your business and You. Do. Not. Need. To. Know... What we may have been through is so horrific, horrible, even to the point of being literally life threatening that we do not want to talk about it. Not yet and certainly not with some random insensitive idiotic nitwit.
IKEA
Fair point, made me check it. It's not a true story.
Load More Replies...I always thought the stories annoy people getting lost in Ikeas were jokes. Then the last time I was in one, a woman asked me how to find the exit. I told her to just follow the arrows on the floor, they would take her out.
I'd like to imagine that more and more customers were getting caught in the endless loop, crying out, "what do we do??" as the employees look on in horror.
And then there's a book about a pseudo-IKEA store called Horrorstor (the title has umlauts but I'm typing on an English-language keyboard). It's a horror story about people and employees getting lost and a monster that lives there.
Load More Replies...Another reason memes haven’t gone out of style is their ability to draw on the current cultural schema. People create memes to construct narratives about current events.
According to media psychology expert Dr. Pam Rutledge, memes can digest complex ideas and translate them into “short-form cultural commentaries.” They can also “humanize and simplify conflict.”
So It Was All A .... Lie??
I think it's in paste form. But that's just my opinion.
Load More Replies...Well apparently they only ask five at a time, and there are a lot of dentists.
And theres always one contrary a*****e who doesn't like whatever the other four do.
Load More Replies...Ah, but the ads never say how many dentists they asked! Technically two are enough to justify the plural. (Also the "dentists" are likely employed by the toothpaste companies, if the numbers aren' made completely made up anyway)
I asked my dentist about it. He thought about it for a few seconds and said “If it gets people to brush their teeth, I support it.”
I overheard a girl in a dentist asking the dental hygienist about toothpaste and toothbrushes. She was told they are all pretty equal and they had no preference. So maybe people ask the person who cleans their teeth not the person who fixes and repairs their teeth or is just there for five seconds to say everything looks great this time.
I don't use toothpaste because my teeth are attached quite firmly already.🙄🙄🙄🙄
I love all the comments about the "4 out of 5 dentists" ad. But you're all not remembering the ad correctly. It was for Trident gum, not toothpaste! 🤣😂
Just So We're Clear
Same. Well, actually I've never seen Magic Mike, so I'm just guessing that I'd prefer to watch Shrek for a 27th time.
Load More Replies...I love the movie The Full Monty! The ending is definitely the best part!
Talk about dad bods, am I right? They totally MADE that movie.
Load More Replies...I pick a dad bod with a sense of humor and kind personality who likes to hang out and watch movies and eat snacks over someone who is in peak physical condition and a complete d**k who devotes most time to working out and constantly thinking he is being checked out. I think I would choose anyone else over that person actually.
This. While I definitely wouldn't mind having a partner who's fit, experience tells me that the vast majority of gym bros are d1ckheads.
Load More Replies...I would be sort of worried if Sherks underage major audience watched him with sexual intent...
Magic Mike was boring, in my opinion. The dancing was fine but the plot...I didn't care for it.
Lottery
'The great thing about playing lotto in Australia is that winners can choose to remain anonymous and keep their privacy, unlike in the United States where winners don't have such a choice, and are often thrown into a media circus.' Pulled from Google. I actually thought they weren't allowed to publish them at all though.
Well in my state, your name and the jackpot amount is made public, but people get around that by waiting until the last days to collect. There is a deadline on lottery tickets. Other US states have different rules, I believe it is possible to be anonymous if you win in some states.
Load More Replies...I wouldnt tell my family but there would be signs "why yes my toilet is gold"
"Why yes, that is my authentic Godzilla costume and an entire balsa wood miniature replica of Tokyo..."
Load More Replies...My dad gave me a trick million dollar lotto ticket which spectacularly blew up in his face. None the wiser I look down and say not a winner because i knew he'd be asking for money. He was so let down in many ways.
That is such a mean trick. I remember it was always on America's Funniest Home Videos and I didn't think it was funny at all. My sister thought she won a scratch off once but that's because she is dumb as a rock. It said "match 3 numbers" and she interpreted that as "scratch 3 numbers" and thought she won all the prizes. She was 20.
Load More Replies...Otherwise, you'll have long-lost friends and family coming out of the woodwork. Easier to get an alias and move far, far away.
I don't blame him. There's always at least one dodgy relative that you don't even want them to know what city (or Country) you live in.
Memes perfectly fit the era of short-form content and visual content consumption. They can encapsulate an entire issue into one image, making them a preferred method of news delivery. Author and educator Kyla Scanlon summed it up perfectly: “Memes are visual. News articles are not.”
“Memes bring levity to the intensity of what we are experiencing,” Scanlon wrote in an article for Medium, adding that these images also hold enough power to “take a step back and reconsider.”
That’s Smart Ngl
I imagine he’ll probably very happy to accept plenty of extra treats and perhaps a new toy as payment for his work!
I have a dachshund that likes to watch me bake. I guess this is a sign that I should get him a little apron with whisks and spatulas.
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