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If you’ve ever been online—and if you’re reading this, it’s clear that you have—you must have seen a meme or two, even if you weren’t actively looking for them. Nowadays, they’re so widespread it’s become nearly impossible to browse without them popping up on the newsfeed.
Chances are, it’s not without the help of online groups that memes rose to such fame; and with close to a million followers, the ‘Meme Life’ Facebook group has likely played a role in it, too. Boasting quite an impressive collection, the group is a never-ending source of hilarious random memes, and today, we want to shed light on some of the best of them. So, if an occasional funny meme is something you enjoy, scroll down to find some amusing ones, as shared by ‘Meme Life’, on the list below, and make sure to upvote your favorites.
Below you will also find Bored Panda’s interview with Professor of Communication at USC Annenberg School For Communication and Journalism Dr. Dmitri Williams, who was kind enough to answer a few of our questions about the role online groups and communities play in the online world.
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Phred 1 year ago
My department hired someone earlier this year. I gave the interviewees the names of two people who had worked with us--one person was a temp, the other retired after 10+ years. Seemed reasonable. I think I got the idea from Alison Green of askamanager.org. (And the person we hired is a great fit.)
Riley Quinn 1 year ago
This is actually not a wise-a*s response. I grew so sick and tired of interviewing with morons who thought it was an honor to work for their company. My annoyance piqued one day, and I asked the interviewer what the turnover rate was among employees. He reacted as if I'd slap his face. I became self-employed shortly afterwards.
pfeils wife 1 year ago
I love when applicants ask me that question! I manage 16 people and only 2 of them have been here less than 5 years! I call that a win!
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Rich Black 1 year ago
Sorry. We found a candidate who is a better fit. Good luck with your job seach.
Bearing in mind the many ways in which people use memes—from shedding light on things they find funny to sharing relatable content to providing comfort to those in need of it—it’s no surprise that groups dedicated to memes have hundreds of thousands of followers.
But in the vastness of the internet, there are groups dedicated not only to memes, but basically anything and everything you could imagine. On Facebook alone, there are reportedly over 10 million group pages, with roughly 1.8 million people using them every month.
Discussing what attracts people to join all sorts of online communities and groups, Professor of Communication at USC Annenberg School For Communication and Journalism Dr. Dmitri Williams suggested that it’s the need for connection that encourages us.
“Humans crave social connections and having a meaningful social identity. This is true offline, but it can be harder to fulfill that when a lot of our institutions are weaker than they used to be,” he told Bored Panda in a recent interview, adding that while it’s way easier to make those connections online, they might initially be weaker and not as positive as being face to face. “We are, after all, evolved to be with people in person,” he said.
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Heather Mullis 1 year ago
The "you'd be so prettier if you smiled more" pisses me off to no end! Even more than being told to "calm down." I honestly can't believe that people still say those phrases!
“One of the joys of the internet is that it frees us from the constraints of geography, culture and other barriers to let us find our people wherever they are. So, if you’re into cats, dragons, Doctor Who or car repair, you can form a community, even if those things aren’t available or acceptable where you are,” Dr. Williams pointed out, talking about how internet users can benefit from communities focused on a certain topic.
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Pencil McGovern 1 year ago
The idea that roosters *only* crow at dawn is a myth. They *always* crow just before dawn but they also crow whenever the bleep they please. Which, in the case of my neighbor's rooster, is ALL. DAY. LONG.
One of the easiest ways to see that internet content really does free us from the constraints of geography is watching something go viral.
Imagine this: you uploaded something as mundane as filming your friend wearing his new sneakers. Next thing you know, you’re an internet celebrity and your catchphrase is uttered in countries that don’t even officially speak the same language. (Yes, I am indeed talking about the ‘D*mn Daniel’ videos from 2016, which now feels like forever ago.) While it can be mind-boggling to some, avid internet users are arguably somewhat used to seeing viral content from the other side of the world appear on their newsfeed.
If you’re looking to create a video that has the potential to become even more popular than those of Daniel showing off his white vans, you might want to start working on making music videos; according to Statista, as of 2024, they were the most popular type of video content worldwide, based on weekly usage reach.
Lining up second were comedy, meme, and viral videos, leaving video live streams third, and educational videos fourth on the list.
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Blah Blah Blah 1 year ago
That is acting more like an adult than answering it bc all the bs calls.
While it’s undoubtedly fun to be able to see viral videos from all over the world with the help of just a few clicks, according to Dr. Williams, the internet and online communities can be a double-edged sword.
“It has freed us from local constraints and given us more access to ideas, knowledge and culture than ever before, but it has also subjected us to terrible behaviors created by anonymity, echo chambers that convince us of smug moral superiority, and dulled our brains with algorithms that feed us sensational or mindless content.”
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TotallyNOTAFox 1 year ago
Like many problems in life this can easily be solved with an ice axe
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Bruce Wollen 1 year ago
Hell, I'd be satisfied with someone saying ,"I'm gonna pay you $100 to f*ck off"
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Laugh or not 1 year ago
The only advantage I can find to my lack of sleep pattern is that I have never suffered from jet lag.
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Stephanie A Mutti 1 year ago
I remember my brother offering to treat my cut with this and me asking specifically "is that the stuff that burns?" and he said "no." And that is how trust was destroyed in my family.
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Auntriarch 1 year ago (edited)
Only in English though. So many different and apparently unconnected words for butterfly in Europe. Schmetterling, mariposa, pili pala, borboleta, vlinder, skoenlapper... Edit: I wasn't being pedantic, I'm just fascinated by the fact that the words for butterfly appear to be so unrelated across Europe. Though I believe papillon and pili pala both have roots in Latin
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Highfalutin Heron 1 year ago
Stackexchange _every_ time you go: would like some cookies? You gotta have *some* cookies.
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Mike Rodrick 1 year ago
If there's 1 thing I hated in school, it's the damned 60 minutes ticking clock.
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Lydsylou (she/her) 1 year ago
I, a fully functioning adult with my own private Google account and nothing to hide, uses incognito mode for every single search because I'm paranoid
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Jason Romine 1 year ago
I have two degrees in Criminal Justice. I've devoted thousands of hours of my life to studying what makes people do bad things, and I'm here to tell you, all the data we've collected point to putting milk in your bowl before the cereal.
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Giles McArdell 1 year ago
This is my argument against immortality - I have 50 years+ of embarrassing memories and that's bad enough, imagine 100 years - imagine 1000 years, yikes!
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Laura Gillette 1 year ago
NIHILIST BLUE STAR!! "Time, like hope, is an illusion." "The only hope is the sweet release of death." "Everything's over now and all that's left is you in an infinite void." This was the best part of the Mario movie.
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Child of the Stars 1 year ago
My friend recently moved from one place to another. I asked if he was going to have roommates or if he got a big boy appointment all by himself. His response was: I have roommates. I'm not old enough for a big boy house, I'm only 50.
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DowntownStevieB 1 year ago
This is legit. He was filming in a town not too far from here. It was meant to look like he was doing some river excursion. There were tow towns on either side of the river and he was never lost down stream.
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Raphapablap 1 year ago
I feel irresponsible and nervous if I have a quarter of a tank left and people are driving around on fumes.
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