#memes that make you laugh

[halogalopaghost]

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[sweeneydino]

You just know he would.

Thank @enclarice for the idea :)

[guildfordd]

CASSIAN ANDOR + "make up a guy"

for @andorerso ♡ happy birthday, sissi!!

+ bonus:

[audreyii-fic]

lord in heaven, so many crowdstrike memes, so little time

(pour one out your IT team because their lives are hell)

[kagoutiss]

stardew 1.6 secret cutscene

[skyblueartt]

William Afton becomes a youtuber

[royaltea000]

Mama a monkey behind you

[22bananapudding]

an observation

[fumifooms]

The world must know about french Chilchuck’s chuckles

[krumpkin]

It's pretty obvious now you mention it 🤔

[moonssugar]

maybe its because i grew up watching planet earth but to me it feels like newer animal and nature documentaries rely more and more on the cuteness factor and relatability to educate than they did a few years ago. im noticing this because even medium form videos on youtube about maybe one species now seem to have more jokes and tangents or euphemisms than objective information in a way that feels gradually more unbalanced. i know capturing people's attention and getting them to actually care about nature is extremely difficult but when animals are presented as being just funny or sooo weird or something to gawk or worse as shock value i feel that the sense of wonder and respect for them decreases. an animal just can't be itself objectively , it has to be memeable it has to be relatable and cute it has to be anthropomorphized and clips of it can only be 10 seconds long. the sense of wonder imbued in people when they get a glimpse into the life of a creature they never knew existed but that they share a planet with, a creature that has a life of its own thats separate from ours but still interwoven with it. that creates genuine respect and awe for nature. if theyre just something you can scroll past alongside cute puppies and kittens with a funny caption or theyre living as a pet in someone's house that swears theyre an ambassador animal or whatever then something has been lost. i cant sit through a watch or listen to a documentary in that kind of format, the ones that constantly make jokes at living creature's expense and are desperate for viewer retention but can't take the little time it has to go in depth about what it is theyre actually presenting or even truly care to. the result is people care about them less and with less seriousness than they should

[gloombeaches]

meme from a few months back when i kept seeing a bunch of dumb comments and misinformation

[numberonetribble]

Yeehaw!!! Ride 'em cowboy! ;)

[fr1day-incredible]

Weasley memes part 1

[hppjmxrgosg]

she's baaaaacckk