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The internet may be a vast place, but if you look around enough, you will eventually find your tribe. You will eventually connect with people who share your interests, quirks, and sense of humor.
For one, many of you will likely relate to the memes from the Rustraint Instagram page. Touted as the “#1 Rated MemePage of 2026,” it has a wide variety of posts that may tickle your funny bone while tapping into your own brand of weird.
We gathered some gems from the page for your entertainment today. Have fun scrolling through and feel free to upvote those that made you foolishly giggle the most.
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Velveteen Worm 4 days ago
Yep, I definitely am too tired because I looked at this for far too long before realizing that was a mural.. so I can’t really judge this person0-0
For many of you, a good handful of posts from the Rustraint IG page are inexplicably funny. You find yourself laughing even when they defy or lack logic.
That’s because incongruity is one of the many foundations of humor, according to neuroscientist, author, and broadcaster Dr. Dean Burnett,
“Humor can be derived from things being surprising, unexpected, or wrong in some form, as long as it’s resolved, without negative consequences,” Dr. Burnett wrote in an article for BBC Science Focus.
Dr. Burnett noted that resolution to the incongruity is necessary for humor to resonate. To clarify, he provided an example.
“If the answer to ‘Why did the golfer wear two pairs of trousers?’ is ‘in case the metal owl that lived in his gold bag attacked him’, that’s… not funny? There’s more incongruity, which goes unresolved.”
You can argue that puns are the lowest-hanging fruit when it comes to jokes. They can draw quick laughs from all age groups that understand humor and serve as excellent icebreakers, even in professional settings.
According to Dr. Burnett, using the same words with dual meanings technically violates our understanding of language, causing incongruity.
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Rick Murray 4 days ago
Hey, I'd drink it. Strawberry almost ice cream is strawberry almost ice cream.
“For example, ‘Why did the golfer wear two pairs of trousers? In case he got a hole in one.’ Here, ‘hole in one’ has two possible interpretations. Both are equally valid. Simultaneously,” Dr. Burnett explained.
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Velveteen Worm 4 days ago
I’d never argue with an Amazonian girlfriend either. D3ath by snu snu is likely much better🤣
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Spencers slave no more 4 days ago
Guillaume is French for William, Georges is French for George.
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Rick Murray 4 days ago
It's not whether or not the employee wears gloves, it's what they do while wearing gloves. Remember this if you see them handling cash and then going straight back to handling food "because gloves".
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Rick Murray 4 days ago
Oh, this is an actual list entry. For a moment there I thought I was scrolling past an advert. 😂 (I'm on holiday so reading in bed on my phone using Chrome which has no adblocking because of who makes it)
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Brittania Kelli 4 days ago
Yea, this isn't cool. She's talking about someone grabbing her, which must have been traumatic and some clown on the internet decided they had to make fun of her appearance. That's not something that needs sharing or platforming.
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Brittania Kelli 4 days ago
This was an awful collection of twaddle with sprinkles of sexism and misogyny.
Brittania Kelli 4 days ago
This was an awful collection of twaddle with sprinkles of sexism and misogyny.
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