Congratulations on making it through another depressing Monday. If you live in the Northeast like us, you enjoyed bone-chilling cold humidity and frigid spit from the heavens. If you're somewhere warmer, well, screw you. Just kidding. Whatever your hemisphere or temperature, we'll wager you deserve a break from the grind. That's what these memes are for.
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Ah, Titanic. A classic, romantic and heart-breaking movie that will go down in history as one of the most unforgettable films. But what if it was made with a very, very low budget? That's exactly what the guys over at Studio 188 wondered too. So they made it: a low cost version of Titanic. And it is (sorry James Cameron) way, way better than the original. Mostly because it had us crying tears of laughter for the whole 2:48 of the video. This will be the funniest thing you see all month. Guaranteed.
Times change quickly these days. Hell, 2009 was a whole different world from 2019. But imagine going back 110 years ago, to 1909. Things were way different back then. I would almost say incomparable, but fact number 4 sounds just like people today, so I guess we can't have changed that much. Anyway, if you rekcon you know some things about what went down in the 1900s, have a squiz at these weird facts. They are random as f*ck and make me glad that I'm not living back then. Plus, you'll be king/queen of the next trivia night you attend.
Oh boy, it's been over 20 years and the infamous "would Jack have fit on that board at the end of Titanic" debate is making its rounds on the internet once again!
During an MTV News interview with the cast of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Leonardo DiCaprio was asked if he thought that Jack could've indeed fit on the board at the end of the movie, to which he simply replied "no comment." (But come on, we all know what that means.)
Director James Cameron claims the reason Jack didn't get on the board with Rose was because of buoyancy, and not the issue of having enough room. Honestly, we're calling BS here - why didn't they both get on the damn thing and test it out first!?
Anyway, before we get too heated over this age-old debate, please enjoy some memes and reaction tweets!
Some people say that motherhood/fatherhood are the greatest gifts of all time. Parents know that it's not so simple. Some of the joys include sleepless nights, a layer of crumbs on every surface, and the notion that maybe solitary confinement wouldn't be so bad after all. Of course, there are ups with the downs, but these memes are for the parents that reject sugarcoating parenthood and just want to laugh the pain away.
The Spongebob memes will never die, and we're very okay with that. This trending meme, known officially as "How Many Times Do We Have To Teach You This Lesson, Old Man?" throws shade at the cringey things that really shouldn't exist anymore. You know, like YouTube Rewind or Adam Sandler movies for example. Sorry, not sorry.
When entering a hive of scum and villainy, you must be prepared for anything. But enough about Tumblr (not really) we have the best examples of when the sites' users hit right on the money with Spongebob. Or bieeyayeyayeyayeyaye your way through the funniest Spongebob memes we could find.
It's true what they say - history does tend to repeat itself. If you want to freshen up on your historical knowledge and make sure that history indeed does not repeat itself, then perhaps take a little scroll through these memes. We promise they're a lot better than sitting in class!
Cracked writer Daniel Dockery went to twitter to share the time he tried getting a girl's attention by writing a sequel to her favorite movie. The effort was there, but so were time travel and Star Wars references. Things went about as well as the first Titanic.
Times change quickly these days. Hell, 2009 was a whole different world from 2019. But imagine going back 110 years ago, to 1909. Things were way different back then. I would almost say incomparable, but fact number 4 sounds just like people today, so I guess we can't have changed that much. Anyway, if you rekcon you know some things about what went down in the 1900s, have a squiz at these weird facts. They are random as f*ck and make me glad that I'm not living back then. Plus, you'll be king/queen of the next trivia night you attend.
Happy Election Day! If you haven't picked your booties up to go vote, you better be doing it soon. Twitter's certainly got midterm fever, and they're showing it with this meme that is the exact opposite of a glow up. It would seem that many voters have gone through quite the transformation while waiting to exercise their voting rights, and this meme really says it all. While memes can't change the future of our government, you can. We don't want to see what voting in 2020 will look like if anyone slacks.
