We know you can see this, Mark...

It feels like the meme world has mostly shifted from exploitable image macros in favor of nonsensical or unhinged shitposting. While there are some big hits every now and then, like the wildly popular ‘ Girl Explaining ’ meme, the meme world just feels different. That said, there are a few formats that are able to shine. Homelander memes come to mind, but one of our favorites is just a wee bit more esoteric than most memes using stills from The Boys. The meme we're talking about

Liminal spaces are the aesthetically strange rooms that nobody can get enough of. For the uninitiated, a liminal space “is a location which is a transition between two other locations, or states of being.” For instance, pools, hallways, and abandoned rooms all can fit into the definition of “liminal spaces.” This aesthetic trend developed in the 2010s and has gained popularity both on TikTok and in the video game Backrooms, which depicts different ominous spaces a player must try to escape. The…

It could be said that we take Google for granted, and they make it really easy for us. Like, really easy. The search engine provides answers to our most pressing (and stupid) queries and pushes the most useful information to the top. It's rare that we make it halfway through the results. We save that for creepily searching our dates. Anyway, it's even rarer that we bravely push forward to the second page of results. Because the second page is only for the braves. The second page is a dark and m…

People share their creepiest stories that they swear are true... Don't watch these after dark!

They have so many eyes...

What is it about the night that transforms the seemingly mundane into the stuff of nightmares ? It can't just be about the dark. It feels deeper and more primal than that. There's no doubt that the sound of an ice cream truck is pleasant, warm and nostalgic at 3PM, but completely sinister at 3AM. One twisted soul encouraged the redditors of r/AskReddit to list a bunch of different things that feel normal during the day, but terrifying at night. We've collected all of our favorites for your amus…

We're nauseous over this

Guys that claim to be nice aren't actually that nice

Maybe Mr. Karen should learn to compose himself

Be careful who you add on Facebook

Sir, this is a Wendy's

Every family has its quirks, but this redditor's story about how her in-laws reacted to the sex of her unborn child is beyond unsettling. The family nearly had a collective mental breakdown after they failed to will a baby boy into existence through various “rituals,” the ultimate goal possibly being to superimpose their dead grandfather's identity onto the kid. Yikes. Sounds like something out of Rosemary's Baby or Hereditary. Jokes aside, OP's family likely just needs some serious grief couns…

OK, Annie??

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It's kind of a big deal.