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Some folks insist that they can’t even do a single thing before they get their coffee, which probably indicates caffeine dependency. However, just as coffee has become a routine part of someone’s morning, so have memes become completely commonplace. We look at them over breakfast, on the train and when procrastinating at work.
We’ve gathered some of the best and most relatable memes from this Instagram page for you to enjoy. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your own thoughts in the comments below.
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Many people like looking at memes before starting their day because it offers a quick and easy way to wake up their brain with humor. Instead of immediately diving into responsibilities or stress, scrolling through memes provides a lighthearted transition from sleep to the real world.
It’s a low-effort, high-reward habit that delivers instant entertainment without requiring too much thinking—perfect for groggy mornings when motivation is still warming up. Memes also act as a kind of mental reset. They help people shake off morning grumpiness by giving them something funny or relatable to laugh at before they face work, school, or daily chores. Certain genres, for example, the cat meme, are just internet mainstays at this point.
A well-timed joke, a clever caption, or a ridiculous image can instantly boost mood and make the start of the day feel a little less daunting. For many, this small burst of amusement sets the tone for a more positive and energized morning. Beyond just entertainment, memes create a sense of connection.
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Colleen Glim 1 day ago
Been doing this for my husband for prolly longer than OP has been alive. It’s better than listening to him rage
Seeing jokes about shared experiences, whether it’s struggling to wake up, dealing with work, or dreading responsibilities, reminds people that they’re not alone in their daily struggles. This is where the “relatable” part of relatable memes comes in. It’s comforting to know that millions of others are laughing at the same things, and that shared sense of humor can be a subtle but effective way to feel less isolated.
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Memes are an easy way to catch up on cultural or internet trends without feeling overwhelmed. Instead of diving into serious news or social media debates first thing in the morning, people can absorb a quick dose of internet culture in a fun and digestible way. It’s a small act of self-care that makes facing the day just a little bit easier.
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st4x2gt974 1 day ago
Dogs absolutely love and need a purpose - I’m sure this experience increased 10 fold for this happy pup!!
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Colleen Glim 1 day ago
One thing I loved about lockdowns. Seeing people work from home. It proved that there’s usually no need to go to the office beyond management wanting to micromanage. Turn the office buildings into housing and let everybody who can work from home
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Robin Roper 1 day ago
The person I watched with the best aura filled walk was the guy who takes the rotisserie chickens out of oven at the local Sam's. I've seen him arrive a work several times and I swear, this guy looks as cool asTony Manero walking down the street swinging that can of paint. The chicken guy knows he's the most popular guy in town.
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Matt Blakeley 1 day ago
Yeah, the only option then is to SQUEEZE and hope she's not exaggerating.
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Colleen Glim 1 day ago
I had to look two or three times before I understood. D**n! That’s a big dress
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Just Another Karen 1 day ago
that's why it's good when you're trying to sleep but your head makes you create a lot of random fights with people that (you think) will never happen. when the time comes, you'll be prepared
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DoubleDoubleTiredAndTuckered 1 day ago
Doctor Who, maybe? (If you haven’t seen the show, I suggest checking it out! It’s on HBO Max. Well, everything after season 8, I believe.)
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KnightOwl 1 day ago
I had to tell my bf's gamer friends when he died. I couldn't bring myself to tell them through a message so I sent them all messages with my phone number and asked them to call me. Only 2 of the 6 called me and were devastated to find out what happened, they'd let the others know. All 6 had been online gaming friends for more than 15yrs and never actually met in person because they all lived in different countries around the world. A few of them attended the funeral through a zoom call.
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E Menendez 1 day ago
I will also almost zone out while yapping then come back and be like " why am I still talking" and yet, I continue on.
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Scott Rackley 1 day ago
I played Asheron's Call from beta till shutdown. One of my regular buddies there, Rhubarb, stopped about 5 years in. He was still on my friends list and two years before shut down I get a message that he's online. Turns out it was his kid who thought it was cool. So did I.
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Lene 2 hours ago
On an episode of Danish Taskmaster one of the players were getting married during the period of filming. I can't recall exactly what the task was but I think it was to make the biggest change in someone's life or something to present when the show airs. This dude is then in his actual wedding. The priest asks if he wants to marry the bride and he f-ing says "NO!". After two seconds he says "just kidding. Of course I mean yes". But for a second you could sense the church starting to panic and when the film was rolling on stage with him saying no, the whole audience made an audible "WHAT!?!" followed by a "wha? Ha? Haha? Haha. Haha! HAHA!!!! 😬".
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SpiderWoman13 18 hours ago
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Apatheist Account2 16 hours ago
A) That would be none of us IS b) The problem with being on the left is that you think everyone does, or should, share your opinions. Unless you've done a census, you have no idea of everyone's political leanings. I agree that one sees more anti-Trump/Musk comments than pro, but that can be due to the left being more vocal and keen to express their opinions.
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SpiderWoman13 18 hours ago
These were good. Hope Bored Panda is getting over its hissy fit of corporatish shenanigans and stops the abysmally terrible paywall idea. I notice you've been losing subscribers. Oh, and stop the MAGA s**t. Your customer base is Panda-like people. NONE of us are MAGAs.
Apatheist Account2 16 hours ago
A) That would be none of us IS b) The problem with being on the left is that you think everyone does, or should, share your opinions. Unless you've done a census, you have no idea of everyone's political leanings. I agree that one sees more anti-Trump/Musk comments than pro, but that can be due to the left being more vocal and keen to express their opinions.
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