Good Morning America wanted to engage their Twitter users by asking them about some of their favorite memes. Memes like tea lizard. You know, the one with Kermit drinking tea. Kermit. KERMIT THE FROG. As you might imagine, the internet's outrage was both glorious and swift.
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This mom and daughter are clearly taking inspiration from a viral picture of a young lady, her twin and her mom. No one could tell the difference between the mom and daughters. Apparently the same has been said of Donna Galt and her teenage daughter Mya.
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Although in this case, someone saying it doesn't make it true. But hey, they still got on TV. This was a top story on ITV's 'This Morning' who just can't tell the difference between these two. 
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The overwhelming response looked kind of like this:
via @KingTristian
By now you may be aware of the little plagiarism issue that surfaced within Melania Trump's speech at the RNC. It has been pointed out that she copied an entire paragraph from Michelle Obama's first lady speech at the DNC in 2008. And that's what started the hashtag #FamousMeliaTrumpQuotes. The things she says are so wise, so... oddly familiar. Are we sure we haven't heard some of these quotes before?
"Road Raging Lady is a photoshop meme based on an image of an irate woman standing in the middle of a street yelling at another driver for allegedly honking to signal that the light is green. "
Read more about it over at Know Your Meme!
I don't know who, and I don't know why, but someone with a very specific set of skills has set out to fill the world with terrifying photoshops of Steven Anthony Lawrence, the guy who played Beans on Even Stevens. Since at least December of last year, the Beans Memes twitter has been bestowing these gifts upon the world:
Donald Trump was speaking in Buffalo, New York when he referenced September 11, 2001, as you do when you are an American politician. Instead of saying "9/11" though, he accidentally said "7-11". If you thought the internet was just going to let that one go, you were wrong.
