A Donation of Memes for the Humor-Deprived

Mel Dawn

Jul 24, 2022 4:00 PM EDT

Things are constantly happening. And what's worse is that things will continue to happen. Forever. Remember when no one could hang out or even go outside because there was a literal plague ravaging the human population? Not that long ago, people were washing bags of Doritos in the sink just in case the virus could somehow bounce from surface to surface. Those were paranoid times indeed. And that was like, what? Yesterday? What even is time? It's 2022 and yet it still kind of feels like 2019 was just a few months ago. Anyway, I'm not sure what point I'm trying to make here, or if there even was a point to begin with. Oh wait, yes…memes. Somehow I was going to reel this clumsy rant in and relate it all back to memes. I guess in a way, memes were always the one consistent thing in our lives. Maybe as life becomes more and more chaotic, memes will be the tool with which we measure time. Whatever, don't listen to me. Here's some memes.