62 Witty Memes That Show Everyday Life Is Funnier When You Know Everyone Else Is Struggling Too
The internet is great, I think. Its penchant for turning random thoughts, everyday situations, and painfully relatable experiences into comedy is what I love the most about it. Sometimes, all it takes is a perfectly timed image and a few words to create a meme that has people laughing and wondering why it feels so accurate. And once you start scrolling, it can be hard to stop, especially when every other post seems to describe something you have experienced yourself.
That’s exactly the kind of entertainment you can expect from these hilarious posts shared by the Instagram pages crystalhumor and juicememes4fiends, which have amassed a combined following of 71K. From random observations to funny takes on everyday life, these memes offer plenty of reasons to pause your scroll and have a laugh. Here are some of their funniest posts worth checking out.
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I knew a guy who worked at one of those. He told me of course everyone knew the "no selling to drunk customers" rule but that in reality they'd steer the drunk ones over to the more expensive options.
What do you use as a shield against the monsters, if not a blanket?
I feel that kid is named Vinnie and he's there to deliver a "message".
Recently self cut my hair after a doozy of a hot flash this summer...Not Good ..tried enhancing with bangs like i used to rock 10 yrs ago...now im rockin the Lord Farquaad look at home while sporting what i choose to believe is stylish, seasonally appropriate hats everywhere else
I like black coffee. But I don't need to convince people it's good. I like it, you don't have to. I don't like wine. My kids don't like mushrooms. We all have think we like and things we don't.
... I've heard of 'talking behind someone's back', but never behind your *own* back.
Reminds me of that day I invited my crush to see Avengers Endgame and it turned into a group project where she was flirty with everyone, guys and girls alike. Definitely NOT my proudest moment 😅
"Remember, when you are deəd, you do not know you are deəd. It is only painful for others. The same applies when you are stupid." - Ricky Gervais
I have a number of songs on my phone that are about deáth/loss/specifically loss of a parent ("You're Not There" by Lukas Graham, as an example.) After my dad díed in 2021, I used to sometimes listen to those songs on a playlist of their own and just scream-cry until I had nothing left in me any more. It felt terrible to listen to those songs in my grief, but it was also weirdly comforting. I still have the songs on my phone and they come up in my normal "shuffle" mode occasionally - sometimes they still hit just right (wrong?) and make me cry. I guess it's cathartic.
As a child who was put up for adoption, I can't even claim the above! XD
I've actually said this to my sister when I've been outside doing something at, say, 6am or 7am. "How are YOU up this early?" she will say. "It's because I haven't gone to sleep at all! Ha HA!" I reply.
Is it "dark humor" or do you just say bigoted shㅤit and laugh?
