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20 Hilarious Memes From The Olden Days

To Brighten Up All Your Todays

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20 Hilarious Memes From The Olden Days

One of my new favorite useless obsessions are what the internet has dubbed 'classical memes' and #they #are #the #greatest #thing #ever. And if you dare to disagree, well then


Cometh at me Pinterest

Nothing compares to a man with his priorities straight


Maybe cats are the national pet of MongoliaPinterest


That time Eve set the bar for taming the male ego


You aren't special, AdamBored Panda


That one time Steven really didn't hear what his wife was saying and it cost him his life


She's never gonna see that pigeon againPinterest


Good one, Hamlet


Who knew Hamlet was such a rebellBored Panda


When vegans tap into their animalistic DNA


I think some plants may have been harmedPinterest


When it's Sunday afternoon and Paw-Paw starts his shit again


The picture of overreacting Bored Panda


And you're just like


This. Shit. Again. Pinterest


Whoever said the music of the olden days "wasn't real music" were probably the owners of that sheep


That is the power of music, y'all Pinterest


I mean, when was the last time a song made you look this deformed?


In da club like Pinterest


That time Amelia was never invited to another party again


It was worth itBored Panda


When Netflix doesn't just betray you, it also stabs you in the back


Nicely played, NetflixBored Panda


When they say something is an "age old problem" this has got to be what they're referring to


I've said it a thousand times Pinterest


When someone tells you they'll be there for you no matter what, so you put them to the test


When death gets aggravated with youPinterest


Tats are forever, bruh


Tattoos for lifePinterest


Only classy burns from classy ladies


Women just want walls Pinterest


Today's equivalent would be something like spending all your money on extra lives in Candy Crush so that's the only food you're gonna see for the next week (Pinterest)


Potatoes can save livesPinterest


That time an angel outdid Bartholomew and he got all salty like


Calm down, BartPinterest


Women in the olden days were just as sinister as what you see on Maury or Dr. Phil. Or soap operas (Pinterest)


All in a day's workPinterest


And again, if none of these tickle your fancy and give you inappropriate giggle, oh well


Nope, can't see 'emPinterest

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