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Not all memes are created equal. Some are universal, the kind pretty much anyone can relate to. Others are more niche, covering anything from philosophy to therapy. And then there’s the third category: the ones that are best described as completely all over the place because of just how chaotic they are.
They also happen to be some of the most fun memes out there. To show you what we mean, we’ve collected a bunch of very chaotic and hilarious posts from the Instagram page @nochillrick. You’ll find them all below.
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angelmomoffour62 4 days ago
Roomba is like a lot of people that don't want to work. Roomba didn't get stuck he was hiding.
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Memes truly are everywhere these days. Whether you’re sending a quick one to your coworker bestie after someone said something strange in a meeting or firing one off to your significant other with the caption “us,” we basically don’t know life without them.
They’ve become such a natural part of how we talk to each other that it almost feels weird when a conversation doesn’t include at least one.
This is especially true for younger generations, where memes have become something of a love language. According to YPulse’s social media behavior survey, 55% of 13-to-35-year-olds send memes every week, and 30% send them every single day.
At this point, sending someone a meme that made you think of them is the modern way of saying you care.
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Chihuahua Mama 4 days ago
To be fair, there is a tiny difference in cost between the two cameras. Just a tiny difference though
Speaking of love languages, memes are apparently a pretty big deal when it comes to romance too. A Hinge survey of 2,000 users found that sending memes is people’s favorite way to flirt.
On top of that, 73% of users said they use memes to figure out if they share a sense of humor with a match, and 60% said getting a feel for someone’s “meme humor” is a priority before even going on a first date.
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Bob Brooce 4 days ago
This almost makes me want to find our iron and see how easy it is to do that.
That’s probably not a bad instinct either, because memes might be doing more for us than we realize. Psychologist Mark Travers, Ph.D., explains in a piece for Forbes that memes can actually be a powerful tool for how we connect with each other and how we feel overall.
According to him, memes help us deal with stress because they take feelings that are hard to put into words and turn them into something simple and funny. When you’re going through something tough, laughing at a meme about it can make it feel a little less heavy.
Research during the pandemic showed this too, with studies finding that people who looked at humorous memes felt more positive and were better at handling the stress of everything going on.
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Memes also make us feel less alone. When you come across one that perfectly describes what you’ve been dealing with, it’s an instant reminder that other people get it too.
Studies have even found that sharing memes with people you’re close to can make your relationship stronger because it builds that sense of understanding between you.
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Top Notcher 4 days ago
That scene in Top Gear will always be my favorite. It's right before the window smashes due to his "genius"
Travers also points out that memes help bring communities together. When a group of people keeps sharing the same type of memes, it becomes a way of saying “we get each other.”
He uses political memes as an example, where people who share the same views will pass around memes that sum up what they all believe in, and that naturally makes the group feel closer and more connected.
So the next time someone tells you that you spend too much time looking at memes, you can let them know it’s basically self-care.
Hopefully today’s collection, as chaotic as it is, gave you a good laugh and maybe even a little bit of that feel-good connection we all need from time to time.
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Daaaaave's not here, maaan 4 days ago
Aaaah, an update of the old classic, "wanna play a game of 52 card pickup?"
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Bob Brooce 4 days ago
For those who haven't seen it t here's a variation, and IMHO it's better. I could describe it, but better to do an image search for [ meme expensive place to dine ].
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Bob Brooce 4 days ago
For some reason little kids seem to like me. Which is ironic, because I don't particularly like them back.
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Daaaaave's not here, maaan 4 days ago
Yeah, you'd pretty much have to be a dumbbell to try that.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 days ago
I remember when I was still with my now-ex and he forced to journal for 5 minutes a day (in his presence so I couldn't just lie and say I'd done it.) I would basically spend 5 minutes writing a stream-of-consciousness of my anger, frustration, and hatred towards him in those moments I was forced to journal XD When I moved out, I think I left the journal at his house. Wonder if he's ever read it XD
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Top Notcher 4 days ago
Man, this one's hard! I'm usually quite good at these, but now I'm stumped!
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 days ago
As a Southern Californian, I feel the annoying need to point out that Disneyland isn't in Los Angeles, it's in Anaheim XD Although if you want an interesting coincidence, both American Disney theme parks are in counties named Orange County XD Orange County, CA and Orange County, FL!
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Top Notcher 4 days ago
At first I thought the package in the middle was a battery. What is it?
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