Is there a divine reason for certain memes to be grouped together? As you're scrolling through this list, I'm sure you've seen at least one of these memes in a different context. It might have been on Tumblr a couple of years ago, on Twitter last week, or this very website. Memes are inherently communal things that are shared repeatedly to secure their legacy. You don't think we're just pumping these things out on an assembly line, do you? The question remains, though, why these memes? Why here…

So freaky

The pictures say it all.

We fell in love with these cute and floofy critters!

Watch me whip... watch me neigh, neigh.

Horse people have gone too far this time

Animals faces in the form of memes that illustrate the way we feel inside

Hmm, some of this doesn't seem humane

The smiles on this guy

What? he just wanted to say, ‘Hay’

Bussin

There's nothing more fierce, flirty, and fashion-forward than a “funny shirt.” I'm not talking about the trademarked graphic tee you could find at any Kohls or Target. No, I'm talking about shirts of ambiguous origins. These are shirts that make you ask, how the hell did this even get made?

Pretending to be asleep can get people out of a lot of trouble. I used to feign slumber in the car to get out of climbing the stairs of our home and going to bed. I'm not sure which came first, my dad being unwilling to carry more or catching on to the ruse, but those days didn't last terribly long. This weekend, the internet learned that it's not only humans who turn to acting ( lying ) when faced with an undesirable situation. Apparently, horses will do this, too. At least that's what one clo…

Out for a jog? How bout a run

Stop telling the world our secrets!

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