What we find funny greatly depends on a number of things: how unexpected the joke is, how desensitized we are to that sort of humor, and the like.
But have you noticed how things are much funnier when it’s more relatable to your own experience? You might not have noticed it before, but if someone points out the ridiculousness of a situation, it automatically becomes to some degree funnier. Memes are all about that, when you really think about it.
And speaking of memes being relatable, here’s an Instagram page that oh so punnily named itself A Memeingless Life that focuses on very relatable visual memes. We’ve retrieved some of the best posts found on the viral Instagram page for your entertainment and enjoyment [and any other personal happiness denoting e-word] and put them into a neat list below. And you know what to do.
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Instagram has become a haven for meme pages. Don’t believe me? There’s a page for everything from very Finnish problems to parenting humor to photography to delightful news to The Office. You name it, it quite probably has it.
So, it should come as no surprise that there are gonna be some more general garden variety meme pages. And A Memeingless Life is a great example of such.
The dean of the local University makes over $750,000 per year. He would personally like to thank Student Loans.
i just dont like to think about things like that. it makes me sad and like a smart twitter user said dont be sad sad backwards is das and das not good
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To Gate's and Buffet's credit, they try to do something for people in need. They plan to donate all their money away. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation w/ Buffet has been active for many years. Bill Gates have some good ideas and I hope he succeeds. Jeff Bezos have likewise stated he plan to give most of his fortune away.
I agree, I think of this when I see a beautiful Carnegie library, Gates and Buffett are a similar situation. However, if we had stronger regulations and taxes a great deal of these billionaires money could have been used by our government to improve our country in ways that the voters support.
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He's looking more and more Trumpy with that shīt eating, smug grin he does 🙄
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Elon's dad literally profited off of the backs of Africans!!! Those mines didn't mined themselves! And it belonged to the PEOPLE OF AFRICA!!!😡😡
I wonder who owns/operates the cobalt mines in The Congo, where most of the world's cobalt comes from that powers nearly everything with a battery...
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In 1995 Elon Musk's father gave him and his brother 28,000 to start their first company. And in the 90s Elon Musk's father ran out of money. So he didn't really come from that much money, ok downvote it now since you don't like what I said
His family was wealthy when he was young, and he attended prep schools in his pre-college days. He might not have directly inherited a boatload of cash, but he certainly enjoyed privileges that most do not. In addition to being half-owner of an emerald mine, his father was also an elected local official. Elon comes from a privileged background, which is what it is; but we certainly can’t claim that he’s “self-made,” or “rags to riches” or any of that.
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It's not just individuals. It's an entire socioeconomic and political system built to protect and propagate private property and wealth accumulation. It's capitalism. It must be abolished, or were all done.
Tbf a good start doesn't automatically mean all success they enjoy. Doesn't everyone want to set their kids off to a good start? I don't like the mindset of hating the rich by default. I think they do have real values to study. Also money doesn't save them from stupidity - looking at you Musk... The key is probably to making sure they're still accountable for their actions such as exploitation or monopoly.
Tis Life But, Even those will rue the day at some time in their life, Somehow, Someway
Ehh... you might want to review just how irrelevant that fourth "start" is in Mr. Musk's life. The fourth in this series is tangerine tyrant himself, con trump. Mr. Musk got nothing from his father but trauma and rejection.
I'm sorry... "take a risk"? Look up how much money Microsoft got from that. Fault him for defrauding Xerox, that is absolutely true, but nepotism is stretching the facts way, way too far. Same with Musk: his father has never had any part of any company Musk founded. His money came from selling Paypal. Furthermore, both Buffett and Gates have signed the Giving Pledge, so the rich most certainly do not get richer in this case. Bezos I grant you is a monster that came from monsters, and is essentially trump without hair. The other three -- while undeniably difficult, eccentric, and rich -- are not monsters.
Bootstrap free zone. Yet they expect everyone else to achieve the "American dream" that way.
They all had handouts to get them started hmm and now they control everything and make people work for scraps
Elon Musk started negotiations with other countries to help end world hunger, but (im fairly sure) abandoned those plans.
Not one of these guys is self-made!! Show me the guy or girl that started with zero family money behind them...that is truly self-made.
Bill Gates mother was originally a school teacher, Musk's father gave him $28 000, which Musk turned into $307 million when Compaq bought Zip2 from him. Memes are fun, and partly true at their best...
Idiot!!! Many middleclass people have risen to be in the top 10% - look it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The page shares relatable memes on everything that really matters in life, providing a good laugh along the way. And, just to be clear, when we say relatable, that's not just on a personal level. The memes focus on modern-day situations, problems, and references that, when you really think about it, are spot-on commentary.
As of this article, the page has over 2,200 posts already up for its 192,000 followers to enjoy. Besides the “passed out with a frozen pizza in the oven” description, it also points out that some of the posts are original content, as seen by the complementary watermark, so not all is just reposting.
i still sleep with stuff animals and really want to go to disneyworld again im about to go to high school.
Now, we will ruin memes for you for just one second because we very much need to explain the necessity of memes in our society. An article by the BBC elaborates on the power of memes, pointing out how memes have become a language in and of itself—one that can transcend cultures and create a constructive identity among people.
Memes, among many things, are a form of self-expression and influence. The stronger the emotion, the more likely it’ll be shared, which is why most memes are of a comedic nature and which is why most use it as a means to communicate with audiences.
There’s also a nuance with memes that they can be very niche in their content. It’s not for virality, but relatability, as one study has deduced that folks who feel more depressed find depressing memes funnier and more relatable. This in turn helps foster inclusiveness and community and reinforce individuality and personality along the way.
And while memes have so much positivity to offer, they can also be used for not-so-good means, like spreading misinformation, hate and prejudice, among other things. So, just like with everything else on the internet, keep in mind to stay skeptical of the things you see online.
This was an amazing character. I feel for the actor (Wayne Knight) as he got typecast.
The list doesn’t end here, so keep scrolling. But if you already need a backup plan for when you reach the end, you can check out one of these lovely articles: Tumblr pointing out historical facts in entertaining ways, important historical photographs that might just change your view of humanity, things about art they don’t teach you in art class, fun cat facts to sink your claws into, and folks confessing their pandemic regrets.
we just want something to blame for everything eventhough it really a combination of people.
Note: this post originally had 34 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
does anybody else see this ad? WHY DOES SHE HAVE SIX TOES?????? Screen-Sho...6f-png.jpg 
Okay, 6 toes. But why is there earwax on her toe??
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To be honest, this is the first time when I find this article super boring and I almost didn’t laugh. Maybe I’m too tired but they all seem very made up and random.
I must either be too old or live in a bubble or probably both. I found a number of these memes to be alright in terms of social commentary but very few were relatable to my own daily experiences.
does anybody else see this ad? WHY DOES SHE HAVE SIX TOES?????? Screen-Sho...6f-png.jpg
Okay, 6 toes. But why is there earwax on her toe??
Load More Replies... To be honest, this is the first time when I find this article super boring and I almost didn’t laugh. Maybe I’m too tired but they all seem very made up and random.
I must either be too old or live in a bubble or probably both. I found a number of these memes to be alright in terms of social commentary but very few were relatable to my own daily experiences.
