Meme madness!  

There is really no way of avoiding memes online these days. They've become the predominant form of mass communication, they are THE way of joining the online conversation, and nothing is coming along to replace them. There are memes online that are inappropriate, there are memes online targeted to be offensive, and there are memes online targeted to put you on a better mood. This doesn't even take into account the memes that friends share with each other in DMs or manually, by calling out their friends name and having them come over to see it on their phone. Memes are a cultural phenomena that we love, and have no doubt that is here to stay for a long, long time, even if the average new meme "dies" after like a week on Reddit. 

Here are a bunch of failure-tastic reasons to have someone else check your work.

The Mars Rover, Opportunity, has signed off for good leaving us with its final message, "my battery is low and it's getting dark." The internet has expressed their condolences the best way they know how, through the use of memes.  

Robyn Bresnahan, the host of CBC's Ottawa Morning, brought her 4-year-old son to work with her on Wednesday for a special segment: An explainer on "fart cannons."

This guy decided to test the waters at Outback Steakhouse, and see if he could land himself a free steak, by turning up alone for dinner on Valentine's Day. The resulting live-tweeted escapade is all kinds of cringe. 

Congratulations, friends! We have officially made it to the weekend! While we could be spending our precious time running errands and doing chores, we'd prefer to just sit back, relax, and enjoy the memes.