Many folks out there have a family member who just seems continually committed, if not addicted to being the center of attention. Some folks are just born into this world wanting all the attention all the time. If it's a family member, you'll often do your best to adapt to that big personality, but sometimes special, life-defining occasions arrive and you don't want to risk that narcissistic family member making your special day all about them. That would seem to be the case here with these twin sisters. It sounds like the twin sister in this scenario doesn't have a great track record of being selfless at all. For some more juicy wedding drama check out the most entitled bridezillas of 2020. 

"Give me your tired, your humor-deprived, your huddled meme-hungry masses yearning to laugh free, the wretched refuse of your teeming political hellscape. Send these, the disenchanted and quarantined, I lift my lamp beside the golden door." If these words sound familiar, that's because we've edited Emma Lazarus' famous 1883 sonnet to reflect the way the world is feeling right now. We might not be as noble as the Statue of Liberty (upon which the poem is emblazoned) but we're definitely here to welcome anyone who needs memes with open arms. 

For the most part, people are professional at work. They come to work, do their jobs, and don't commit crimes, or sleep with anyone while there. You know, that sort of thing. But others have a hard time sticking to these types of rules and decide that work is an appropriate place to have sex, steal money, and generally disregard all proper social conduct. If you can get away with it, props to you - sort of. Ok, not really. But if you're going to do something that stupid at work, at least make sure you don't get caught. These people share stories of the compromising positions they caught their coworkers in, and the tales are pretty shocking! Have you ever found a coworker in a situation they shouldn't have been?

In all fairness, the tech support was just trying to be proactive in letting their customer know that the internet was down and being monitored. There was absolutely no way for them to know that said internet happened to be down because of a raging fire. Gotta love that automated response there at the end too. Check out another glory story from the tech support world with this man who insisted that he knew more about IT than IT, and then learned differently. 

What a week. Between the absolute sh*tshow at the Capitol and, um, ::gestures at everything:: we're feeling more than a little overwhelmed. But it's Friday, so hopefully for some of you that means you get some time to process our hellscape of a reality. That said, we're betting that some of you would prefer to disconnect from said reality. And for that, we prescribe some quality time with these here memes.

With Kim and Kanye's impending divorce and the White House under siege, we've already had a taster of the sh*t show that 2021 will inevitably turn out to be. Personally, I'm excited to see what else it has in store for us. Not. But to keep us going, we have the top shower thoughts from this year so far, and, if they're anything to go by, they accurately reflect the mental state of the world right now: totally and utterly over it. 

If you spend enough time endlessly wandering the massive realm of an online roleplaying world you're apt to encounter some fellow players that are just petty, evil masterminds. Anyone ever get baited to wander into the wilderness in Runescape, then get surprise ko'ed, and lose all of your stuff that you spent hours acquiring. Well, with that being said we can't say we've ever seen a player pull off such an unforgettable, hilarious, absolutely vicious nuclear revenge. The attention to detail when it comes to this revenge is what elevates it to being nothing short of art. 

If you're a gamer or aware at all of the effects of gaming, you probably know that the media is extremely quick to throw blame on games for violence. We here at Memebase know that's ridiculous, and want the world to know that competition and strategy have nothing to do with the pain and suffering that's being inflicted everywhere in the world. If anything, games are keeping us sane. So when Grandma or your stepdad decide to accuse your hobby of making the world worse, show 'em these memes. They may not change their minds, but they're definitely amusing.