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14 Of The Best SpongeBob Memes

There's no better way to get a trivial chuckle.

Sophie Boisvert

Dec 27, 2016

University of Minnesota Twin Cities

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Since the holidays cause a lot of stress for most people, this week I decided I would write an upbeat article that will hopefully bring a little holiday cheer. Whenever I'm feeling down, I can always count on one of my friends to send me a funny meme. I always get the biggest smiles when someone tags me in a meme on Facebook that they think is relatable or reminds them of me. So, this week, I decided I would be that friend to all of you! Spongebob is my all time favorite cartoon. It has become a classic show that represents our generation. No matter what age I am, I always find Spongebob funny. Here is a list of 14 SpongeBob memes that I think most millennials can relate to.

If you like SpongeBob, this is the article for you. If you like memes, this is the article for you. If you need to take a break from your stressful life and read a stupid article that you may or may not find funny...this is the article for you!

1. I think we all remember doing this in Middle School...

2. How it feels to wake up with a hangover.

3. A meme all high school and college students can relate to.

4. When you leave home at 7 a.m. and don't come home until 7 p.m.

5. Sorry if this makes you uncomfortable, but it is pretty damn hilarious. I can't help but wonder who came up with that product...poor SpongeBob.

6. There's nothing dreamier than a well-rounded partner. A gentleman in the streets and a freak in the sheets.

7. Only SpongeBob viewers will find this funny. In fact, only SpongeBob viewers will even understand it.

8. How it feels when your significant other doesn't give you any attention.

9. It has never felt so good to be a fan girl.

"And no girl ever wants to dance
with a fool who went and ripped his pants.
I know I shouldn't mope around I shouldn't curse-
But the pain feels so much worse-
But windin' up with no one is a lot less fun than a burn
from the sun, or sand in your buns!
Now I learned a lesson I won't soon forget-
Listen and you won't regret.
Be true to yourself, don't miss your chance,
and you won't end up like the fool who ripped
His pants"

10. How I feel after a long day at work.

11. This is honestly one of the worst feelings in the world.

12. When you're going out with friends and your outfit is on point.

13. Texting your friends on a Friday night...

14. Accurate representation of how it feels to be a freshman in college.

Happy Holidays, everyone!

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