Funniest Memes of the Week is back, just in time for finals and the holidays - our two favorite things! Just kidding, finals are annoying to say the least but we'll get you through it with these funny memes
Funniest Memes of the Week is back for another round of awesome memes. We hope it hasn't been too hard for you to get back into the swing of things after Thanksgiving break, but we have a nice list of memes to reward you for your long week at work.
The best memes of the week are back, with whole new bunch for you. For all our readers stuck at home because of Hurricane Sandy, we know you need the entertainment. So look no further, we've got enough fresh memes to keep you laughing until the lights come back on (well, maybe not that long).
You might not have even known you were competing for the title of 2012's Best Halloween Costume, but you just lost. The guy who made this 'Ecce Homo'/ Potato Jesus/ Good Grief, This Lady Can't Paint costume just beat us all.
Rainn Wilson brings the Schrute Facts meme to life for charity in this video from College Humor. This time, he's taking on all those annoyingly optimistic quotes people put on Facebook that are supposed to be inspirational but really jus
It's been a busy week for the internet -- Mitt Romney announced Paul Ryan as his VP and the end of the Olympics finally came. Oh, and it's been SHARK WEEK since Sunday. Obviously, this has been a great source of inspiration to meme-makers everywhere, who came up with Paul Ryan Gosling, Mo Farah Running Away From Things, and loads and loads of shark jokes.
After cats, dogs and the Ridiculously Photogenic Guy, here's the latest meme that's trending on Reddit. Named 'Good Guy Scarecrow,' no one knows the source of the image, but, like many memes, no one seems to care. What matters is the brand of humor and creativity seen so far, which is down right "a-maize-ing"!
If you're a child of the '80s, you might remember 'Can't Buy Me Love,' the Patrick Dempsey high school comedy which hit theaters on August 14, 1987. Smack dab in the middle of the film, Seth Green, who plays Dempsey's younger brother, strikes a pose which modern audiences would immediately recognize as 'Tebowing."