We began the year of our lord 2026 with a viral meme of the Skyrim skeleton banging its shield. It reflected most of our moods at the time pretty accurately: the state of the world was making many people feel pretty helpless, and a good scream seemed like a good way to release pent-up emotions.
Yet memes have been around for so long that there ought to be a “History of memes” subject taught at universities. If you don’t have a preference for any particular genre of memes, the funny posts on the “Tag That Fool” IG page offer a good selection of almost everything and anything. Check out a compilation of the funny pics Bored Panda found there, and let us know your favorites in the comments!
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An yes good old three am what is it with this time of day 🤔I was letting my dogs out at three am this morning lol,
I don't know how to explain it but sometimes I zone out and I know that I zoned out, but I stay in "zone out mode" for a while because it's lowkey comfortable.
I got called a morning person the other day, I felt offended 😔
I feel the Germans probably have a word for "Undeserved Jealousy"
True story. The last week my wife has been continually texting to our landline.
I was going to say something about that poster but then I saw the curtain...
When I was in my early twenties, my friend would invite me over to her apartment and we would hop in her bed and take a nap. It was glorious.
This happens when I hear Foreigner's "I wanna know where love is"...the choir!
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Okay, Pandas. The three "comments" below mine are scammers. Click on the vertical dotted line to the right of their user names and report for blatant self advertising ...
Okay, Pandas. The three "comments" below mine are scammers. Click on the vertical dotted line to the right of their user names and report for blatant self advertising ...
