45 Funny And Relatable Memes That Make The Internet A Better Place
Interview With ExpertIn today’s fast-paced world, it’s important to stop, pause, and take a moment to smile or, better yet, laugh. That’s exactly what we’ve got for you today.
These hilarious and totally random memes from this Instagram account are peak internet energy: capturing the chaotic, relatable, and downright absurd moments of everyday life. Whether you’re feeling stressed, bored, or just need a scroll-worthy laugh break, this meme roundup has you covered. Share them with friends or keep them all to yourself; there is no judgment here.
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We all have routines. Wake up, brush teeth, maybe a little workout (if we’re ambitious), grab breakfast, hustle through work, collapse at night, repeat. Sure, birthdays or holidays might break the rhythm, but for the most part, life runs on autopilot.
Then, out of nowhere, boom, randomness strikes. Whether it's a sudden rainstorm on laundry day or your dog deciding your socks are chew toys, life has a way of shaking things up. These random memes remind us that sometimes, the chaos is what keeps life interesting and hilarious.
This is why those of us with a "resting bitch face" are condemned for all time.
Today, Bored Panda caught up with Ankita, the creative force behind Ankita’s Fashion Hub, who knows a thing or two about navigating life’s unpredictability—especially as a small business owner. As a small business owner, she’s constantly faced with unpredictable situations, from customer quirks to supply chain curveballs.
“You think you’ve got it all under control, but suddenly something weird happens,” she laughs. Randomness, she says, isn’t just part of life; it’s baked into her business model. Even in professional settings, things go off-script, and you just have to roll with it.
"Customer is king (and queen!) for me," Ankita explains, "but sometimes their demands are unique.” One time, a customer requested, no, insisted, that she gift-wrap 30 items that had already been shipped.
“I tried explaining it was already out for delivery, but they were so sure I could magically gift-wrap mid-transit!” she says. Spoiler alert: teleportation was not available. Sometimes customers expect miracles, and that randomness? It's both challenging and oddly amusing.
This is a picture of me soaking up the history and construction of the English longbow
Just when you think you’ve built the perfect team, bam! Someone throws a curveball. Ankita remembers a time when one of her delivery guys vanished for a two-hour lunch break during a major corporate delivery. “He’d never done anything like that before!” she says. “I was calling, texting, panicking, and then he showed up like nothing happened.”
Business owners expect challenges, but sometimes they come from places you really don’t expect. “Another small business accused me of copying their toy,” Ankita says. “But I buy it from a wholesaler like everyone else!” Even after explaining the situation, she found herself dealing with awkward DMs and unnecessary tension. Welcome to the random drama of entrepreneurship, where legal threats can appear out of thin air.
Some people you just need to let vent before they will hear a different perspective.
Then there’s the randomness of online reviews. “Sometimes people leave one-star reviews for the oddest things,” Ankita sighs. “One customer left a negative review because we didn’t include a bag to keep the toy in.” It wasn’t damaged, late, or the wrong item, just a missing bag they expected. “It’s like ordering pizza and giving a bad rating because you didn’t get a tablecloth!” she jokes. In the world of e-commerce, logic isn’t always part of the package.
I've been exhausted since my tween years. I still accomplish a lot, but fatigue is always with me. Been tested for everything from anemia to apnea (which I moderately have), but still no real explanation.
If you think fashion trends move fast, toy trends are like lightning on energy drinks. “A few months ago, no one cared about Labubu. Now? It’s like the thing,” Ankita says. She scrambles to keep up with demand, and just as quickly, the craze might vanish. “Three months from now, people will pretend they’ve never heard of it,” she says.
I have one eye that's long sighted, and the other is short sighted. Together they worked really well for decades. One took the lead in close work, the second for far stuff, and the bit in the middle was created by averaging things out. Sadly, I now need glasses for some tasks. It was good whilst it lasted.
And don’t even get her started on social media. “Some Reels I spend hours editing barely get any views,” Ankita says. “Then I throw together a random behind-the-scenes video with zero editing and 20K views.” It’s the kind of randomness that’s both frustrating and kind of magical. Much like memes, what goes viral often has no logic, just good timing and a pinch of luck.
“Honestly, I’ve learned to embrace the chaos,” Ankita says. “My business has taught me that you can plan all you want, but you’ve got to laugh when the universe throws you curveballs.” Every surprise, every bizarre customer request, every viral fail, it all adds up to experience. And really, without randomness, things would get boring fast. Plus, it makes for some great content (and even better memes).
I make him choose, since he's infinitely pickier than me.
So, is randomness really a bad thing? Maybe not. Whether it’s a random traffic jam, a weird customer request, or a viral meme about burning toast, it’s those unexpected moments that add flavor to life. Just like Ankita’s stories, these memes capture the strange, funny, and oddly relatable parts of being human. And honestly? We’re here for it. Scroll through the memes and tell us: which one hit way too close to home?
I study the menu whenever we are eating out, have most of it memorised, have made up my mind before even walking in. Then study it again and come to the same choice I had already made...
"You're absolutely right, Dad. In fact, here's a real good example of what you're talking about ..."
Monday morning - "what did you do this weekend?" - I'm 51, single, no kids. It could be wild, it could be a netflix binge. Leave me alone.
Apparently I ate a bacon chop at some point last night... zero memory of that. All the evidence though. don't mix red wine and polish vodka.
Nope. Still. I call it a gourmet, michelin-starred, four-course bag of crisps dinner.
One of my co workers used to cheerfully and proudly sing incorrect lyrics all day long. I was amused until he started butchering my husband's and mine "special dating song". I finally asked him to leave that one alone. He did!
How it feels when being tested, "Is it better with this one....or this one"
Money cannot directly buy happiness. But it can help solve many problems (which may be standing in the way of happiness).
And when are they supposed to end? Approximately after 8 years or so? Just asking.
My best friend lives 1,200 miles away. Haven't seen him since 2001. However, we text and share stuff several times a day.
Idk why but I can't fall asleep in a moving car. Probably the anxiety of someone else driving.
LoL I know a guy who taught his toddler granddaughter how to properly end a phone call. "Goodbye, m***********s!" He thought it was hysterical. Toddler's mom, not so much.
🚩 since when does being funny have anything to do with making fun of others - especially your partner?
My bestie is an expert in somehow looking amazing in her selfies of us but making me look awful. Much untagging happens.
T-shirts. And socks. I tried really hard a couple of weeks ago to get rid of some shirts - 8 of them are in a pile on my floor because I really am struggling to let them go.
I never thought I would grow to hate modern 21st century telecommunications, but now I long for the Pony Express.
