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Hear ye, hear ye! A new batch of memes has arrived! Yes, we are coming back with another exquisite collection of the best the internet has to offer—memes—this time, as shared on the ‘Meme Life’ group on Facebook.
Covering all sorts of situations one can find themselves in, from mom telling your deepest secrets as a kid to half of your extended family to being stuck in a seemingly endless phase of scrolling through social media, these daily memes ought to make you feel heard or at least put a smile on your face. Scroll down to find them on the list below, and enjoy a good giggle; and don’t forget to upvote your favorites.
Seeking to learn more about the importance and the draw of online communities, such as ‘Meme Life’, Bored Panda turned to two experts in online communities, Canada Research Chair in Philosophy of Technology in the School of Communication, Simon Fraser University, Dr. Andrew Feenberg and internet sociologist, social media expert, Marc Smith, who were kind enough to answer a few of our questions. Scroll down to find their thoughts in the text below.
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Thousands of years ago, people would gather into tribes; nowadays, they gather into online communities, and there are arguably millions of them. Dedicated to everything from knitting, to humor, and beyond, they provide relevant content to those who seek it, and ‘Meme Life’ is no exception.
Started just last year, it has already amassed close to 630k members, eager to browse random, yet often oh-so-relatable memes, some of which we invite you to enjoy by viewing this list.
Nowadays, all sorts of Facebook groups are reportedly used by more than 1.8 billion people, with some of the biggest ones focusing on marriage and relationships, language learning, and makeup artists. But while some are more popular than others, chances are you can find a community related to basically any interest out there, which can be a great way to form connections or find new relevant content.
“Internet users form communities around common interests, be it concerns about the school their kids attend, a disease they share, politics, a game, or else,” Dr. Andrew Feenberg pointed out in an interview with Bored Panda.
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Sergio Bicerra 5 months ago
Wait... did you just moved my coffee cup??? Are you sure you have your Force set for your current location?
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Matt Smith 5 months ago
I used to pretend I could open automatic doors with the Force/telekinesis/etc
Mr. Ping Pong 5 months ago
I can move objects near my butt. But that's the dark side of the force 😭
Pamela Christie 5 months ago
'Don't touch the stove,' they said. 'The stove is hot.' So I touched a different stove. Burned off my fingers. 'Don't touch ANY stove,' they said. 'ALL stoves are hot.' So for a long time, I never touched another stove. But I thought about it. A lot. And today I finally figured it out: If you want to touch the stove without burning yourself, do it with your eyes shut. This will totally work. I'm so sure this will work, that I've coated the stump of my hand with Gorilla Glue. (to be continued.)
Lynette Hannan (Lyn) 5 months ago
If the force were really a "thing", why do they have to adopt a certain pose, shut their eyes, hold their hand a certain way? If all it takes is strength of mind, then nothing physical matters. There is no spoon.
Nola Dorothy 5 months ago
No. Being a mature female, I already knew it wouldn't work, so I used my magic wand instead.
Susan Teter 5 months ago
I do this ALL the time with my husband and it WORKS, especially when he pisses me off...it's called farting.
Heather Elias 5 months ago
I have been trying this daily since the first time I watched Star Wars IV: A New Hope. I am now 54.
Roan The Demon Kitty 5 months ago
not with the force, no, but I thought maybe I could be like Matilda...
Gen X Feral 5 months ago
It's been 41 years and I'm still trying! The Force is in me, I know it! I'm Princess Leia's and Han's long lost daughter dmnit
Marie Clear 5 months ago
Or how's about, "My mind to your mind, my thoughts to your thoughts. . ." Clearly my finger placement was off.
Ryan Mercer 5 months ago (edited)
3rd grade, not paying attention, concentrating as hard as I could on making my worksheet rise above the desk with my mind. I tried and tried and tried, and just when I gave up, I let out a sigh and suddenly the paper rose slightly off the desk. I was super excited for about 0.3 seconds before I realized it was my breath that did it. This was a disappointment on par with when I was 3 and realized I could never fly like a bird. *sigh*... OMG! --oh... got me again.
Farah the Turtle 5 months ago
So I read this series, right, and basically theres this spell where you go to a full length mirror and say "Surface touch, surface feel, surface see, surface real" and your reflection comes out of the mirror. I FREAKING TRIED IT LMAO
Michael Largey 5 months ago
Yes I moved an object using the force. The police force. Some yoyo parked his car blocking my driveway.
Moosy Girl 5 months ago
What kind of excuse is that? Luke was 22 when he started his force training! :p
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LadyRougarou 5 months ago
On the daily! Damn it I accepted the Dark side for the promise of cookies! I've not gotten any cookies nor can use the force for stuff and/or things! 🤣
Lori Lathrom 5 months ago
Yes. Yes I did! Only I used a cane. I lifted the cane like Moses, and said the next m**o that bumps into me gets this upside the head! And they parted like the Red Sea.
Michael None 5 months ago (edited)
According to Disney the force is female. Misandry aside, what would make me think it would listen to me anymore than my wife?
Data suggests that roughly 75% of internet users are part of at least one community; 66% say that making connections with people with similar interests is the reason why.
According to Dr. Feenberg, communities focused on a certain subject matter can benefit internet users by making that subject matter visible to the public. “Of course, not all subject matters are beneficial, so we have to acknowledge that visibility is sometimes bad rather than beneficial,” he added.
Internet sociologist Marc Smith pointed out that collective sensemaking and knowledge generation that communities provide is a remarkable process that can generate valuable resources, like Wikipedia, Linux, or topic-focused message boards. “People find information and social support in these environments,” he said.
“Shared interests and the value of collective sensemaking are big rewards to converging with like-minded people. All questions are easy when 1000 or more people see the inquiry.”
While connecting with like-minded people is possible in real life as well, doing it online allows one to reach individuals from all over the world in just a matter of a few clicks. For many, during the turbulent times of the pandemic, that was the only way to reach those living nearby, too.
It’s no secret that during the pandemic, the internet was a necessity, as it was used for everything, from getting in touch with your friends and family, to working and studying. According to a study by the Pew Research Study, as much as 90% of surveyed people say it was essential at that point in time.
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cerinamroth 5 months ago
How could you possibly be so heartless as to clear your plate with that mournful face looking up at you?!
Bearing in mind the significance of the internet during the pandemic and the vast popularity of memes, it’s no surprise that there were millions of them created and spreading like wildfire during said time. Research on memes in relation to COVID-19 found that memes, especially the ones that relate to a highly stressful context, can help support the efforts of coping with stressors.
While the pandemic has likely pushed quite a few individuals of all ages to start using the internet or join a group or two, the interest in online communities was reportedly rising even before the unstable period started. According to GWI, back in 2017, as much as 72% of internet users would engage in online forums, blogs, and forums through their devices. Just a year later, in 2018, the number was already up by 2%, and in 2019, it reached 76%.
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“The internet has shaped our interactions in many ways,” Dr. Feenberg told Bored Panda. “For example, it allowed communities to form across space (allowing various uses of anonymity), enabled education during the the covid crisis, allowing individuals with unorthodox opinions to find each other and to form groups, provided an electronic version of matchmaking, organized a better alternative to the taxi, and so on.
“Before answering machines, one had to be home or at the office to get a call. Then came the answering machine and location no longer mattered. Now, with the internet, time is also irrelevant since messages can be received whenever and wherever.”
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Thee8thsense 5 months ago
I always told my huskies that I protected them, not they me. Of course, with huskies it's a moot point.
Marc Smith seconded the idea that the online world has made connecting easier. “The internet reduced the costs of collective action and association. Getting 1000 or more people to all gather in the same place and time is a very difficult task. Getting 1000 or more people to focus on the same digital space is relatively much easier. As a result, almost every topic of collective interest has attracted a group of interested people to a digital point where they can engage in mutually beneficial exchange.”
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Jeremy James 5 months ago
In my house, we put on our football gear and huddle in the closet with the dogs.
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ElfVibratorGlitter 5 months ago (edited)
I actually write a lot of posts and then just delete them before actually posting because honestly nobody cares what I have to say. Let's be real 😂
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Libstak 5 months ago (edited)
I had a win today. I arrived to fill up, it's 24 cents per litre cheaper than any other on the strip. I get told to wait 5 mins just as I'm about to pump. Price goes up on all the boards to 24 cents higher. I'm about to lose it, but, the cashier reset my pump before I could say a word and I just scraped through on the lower price, phew.
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ElfVibratorGlitter 5 months ago
This doesn't belong here really, but I just had to share. After being out of work since March 2023, I received a contingent job offer today! I have been applying and interviewing with no luck. I'm just so grateful and had to share!
Brian Droste 5 months ago
Don't be sorry you commented to much. Sometimes I get where I will comment quite often, but most times I don't hardly comment like in this post. At times I want comment but can't think of anything of any comments.
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ElfVibratorGlitter 5 months ago
This doesn't belong here really, but I just had to share. After being out of work since March 2023, I received a contingent job offer today! I have been applying and interviewing with no luck. I'm just so grateful and had to share!
Brian Droste 5 months ago
Don't be sorry you commented to much. Sometimes I get where I will comment quite often, but most times I don't hardly comment like in this post. At times I want comment but can't think of anything of any comments.
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