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50 Memes That Might Make You Laugh So Hard You Forget What You Were Sad About
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Every once in a while, we all need a mental reset that doesn’t involve downloading another wellness app or committing to a 3-hour nap we’ll regret later. That’s exactly why we’ve pulled together this collection of hilarious, painfully relatable memes from a wildly popular Instagram page.
Think of it as your digital escape hatch. Whether you’re fake-typing in a Zoom call, avoiding the dishes, or just craving a little serotonin, these memes get it. They hit all the right nerves in the funniest ways possible. So go ahead, scroll, snort, send them to your group chat. Because in the middle of all this chaos, you’re definitely not alone.
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Memes make us laugh, and sometimes, we laugh harder than we expect to. But here’s the thing: not everyone sees memes the same way. Sure, we all enjoy the humor, but our lens differs. Some people scroll by, others pause to think, and a few save them for future use. It’s fascinating how one image can mean ten things to ten people. And yet, we’re all in on the joke.
For instance, you and I might laugh at a meme about Monday blues. But an artist might see the storytelling, structure, and even composition. Memes aren’t just random pictures, they’re clever, compact expressions. They hit fast and leave a mark. That got us thinking… do meme creators and comic artists speak a similar visual language? We decided to find out.
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To understand this better, we spoke to Srivastao Rao, a comic strip writer who got his start in the 1990s. He contributed to local newspapers across India and still has stacks of his old work at home.
Known for his clean humor and everyday storytelling, he’s seen how humor has evolved. “I love seeing how people express emotions now,” he told us. “It’s faster, bolder, and full of flavor.”
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Scott Rackley 6 months ago (edited)
I hope it was a curse word. In high school I taught my girlfriend's grandmother's African Grey to say a bad word. She never found out who did it.
“Writing a comic strip requires you to think in frames,” Srivastao shared. “You have just a few panels to set a scene, create tension, and land a punchline. It’s tight and tricky, but fun. The hardest part is being relevant in so little space. You’re working within limits, but trying to say something universal.”
“And while memes are often created casually,” he continued, “I find a striking similarity between the two. Memes also use setup and punchline, just with fewer frames. In fact, many are only one frame. But the humor, the timing, the cleverness? It’s all there.” He smiled.
“Both are visual shortcuts to a bigger feeling,” he explained. “They rely on what people already know. You don’t have time to explain the whole thing. Whether it’s a comic or a meme, you work with what the audience brings with them. That’s why timing and culture matter so much.”
“Back in the day, we didn’t have the instant reach that memes get now,” he said. “If a comic landed well, it was because someone cut it out and stuck it on the fridge. Today, a meme can go viral in hours. You don’t need a publisher, you just need a phone. It’s amazing and a little overwhelming, honestly.”
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Michael Melfa 6 months ago
Not actually far-fetched. My daughter once referred to turning the night light off as "wanting the dark one." The girl scares me.
More people today have access to the internet than ever before, and the numbers are pretty mind-blowing. As of February 2025, around 5.56 billion people across the globe were internet users. Of those, 5.24 billion were active on social media, which is nearly 64% of everyone on Earth. This kind of reach is exactly why memes spread like wildfire.
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Heather Menard 6 months ago
Yeah but I'm old and it would suck trying to get out of it to pee.
“Of course comics are still popular,” Srivastao added. “And it’s interesting to see all these new forms pop up: webcomics, meme series, even motion strips. The line between comics and memes is blurrier than ever. It’s not about the medium anymore. It’s about the emotion and the punchline.”
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Janet Sparrow 6 months ago
That’s a guy thing. Women be like “turn left at the Dairy Queen then right at the Catholic Church. “
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“I enjoy memes,” he laughed. “I’m also guilty of sharing them. As an artist, it’s fun to see the younger generation do in seconds what we took hours to plan. And it’s not just about the laughs; it’s commentary, style, and culture. That’s what makes it art in its own right.”
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Beak Hookage 6 months ago
I had a friend who had this symptom. Turned out she had a major concussion and those can sometimes cause sudden out of control crying.
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Lily bloom 6 months ago
No, that won,t work for me, I'll be busy being happy I'm not at the dentist. Ya got any appointments the second tuesday of next week?
So while memes may look simple, they carry a whole world inside them. They're fast, funny, and deeply layered when you look closer. From comic strips in black-and-white print to memes on your midnight scroll: funny is still funny. Only now, it spreads a lot faster.
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Kabuki Kitsune 6 months ago
Brown signs. They're all private roads, so the developer can name them pretty much whatever they want. At least until Nintendo (who owns Pokemon) finds out. Which they did, and the condo company had to change the names. This happened back in early 2023 when the condos were built, name changes happened earlier this year reportedly.
Huddo's sister 6 months ago
Where I used to live had monopoly street names. It might have been coincidence as they are common names, but they were all around the one block.
Lee Gilliland 6 months ago
If you were anywhere near Atlantic City, you were correct, that's where the guy who invented the game lived.
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Mel in Georgia 6 months ago
Wanna know how many residents get, "No, really - what street do you live on?" 😆
LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago
No one ever believes my street name either. It's Nimrod.
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Julia H 6 months ago
We have a few Lord of the Rings references. I've seen streets named Bilbo and Frido
Michael Largey 6 months ago
If they had named them after Disney characters, their lawns would be filled with lawyers.
JK 6 months ago (edited)
Hi, I just moved and need to change my address: 1099 Squirtle Lane. Five minutes of laughter, operator says to co workers "Hey, this guy lives on Squirtle Lane" ten more minutes of laughter. "Would you please spell that for me?" Yes S-Q-U-I-R....Oh I give up.
Load More Replies... Marlene Ricker 6 months ago
I really like this. Street names are generally so boring. I'd really rather lives on a street named Jigglypuff!
Holly Herr 6 months ago (edited)
Better than being in Georgia where every street is a version of “peach”. When the streets get put on a map, they usually leave out the drive, avenue, circle, etc. It is INSANE!! I much prefer this, believe me!
Mtn Lungta 6 months ago
FFS use a grid ; simple 000 -00- ( ave or street) NE, NW, SE, SW or get names like d****e road IDC
Alexander Gräf 6 months ago
"Las Vegas neighborhood" is a weird way to spell "in the middle of the desert".
KindnessMatters 6 months ago
I'd be so picky about which pokemon I lived on. They have their own personalities, it'd definitely say something about you....
Toothless Feline 6 months ago (edited)
I wish I could tell people I lived on Jigglypuff Place or Snorlax Lane.
GrammarPolice 6 months ago
Why can’t I reply to downvoted comments? Is it just me who is having this problem?
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Mel in Georgia 6 months ago
I'm the opposite. I'm the meme, "this is fine." Thank goodness I have people to slap me and say, "No it's not."
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Anxious&Bored Bear 6 months ago
I try to set a reminder on my phone 2 days, then 1 day before the free trial ends.
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The Majestic Opossum 6 months ago
This actually made me happy I just got fired yesterday. My life will be bliss for the next week until my last paycheck runs out 😂😭
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PeepPeep the duck 6 months ago
No we use it now to confuse and amuse the young kids 😂 my 21 yr old boss was amazed at my “old lady writing”.
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dan gerene 6 months ago
Always make more. Some for now and some that tastes even better after some time in the fridge.
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realenancy170 6 months ago
I get very hungry around water. Even a large puddle can trigger a binge.
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Upstaged75 6 months ago
This is why I only have fake plants. They make them so real looking these days that people can't tell the difference. Unfortunately it made my friends think I have a green thumb so they keep bringing me live plants now. :( I usually give them to my mom so I don't end up killing them.
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The Majestic Opossum 6 months ago
Bahaha - everyone I interacted with while drinking 4 Loko should receive compensation 😂 Everyone... I'm sorry...
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