History can be a tough subject but don't worry, Twitter's got you covered. You'll never forget these important moments in history now that they've been told in memes.
Memes
Memes are basically just hilarious inside-jokes on the internet that are the only source of joy for some people. Without memes, they're lost. So don't be like them, and make sure you always have memes at the ready.
Wow, that went dark fast.
Were you (or are you) one of those college students that swore by cramming? Did you leave everything until the last minute and pray for extra credit? Professor David Red has some words for you. And they come in the form of popular memes. The St. Johns River State professor has taken to transforming everyone's favorite memes into some serious savage jokes about lazy students. While his meme masterpieces might trigger those of you who are still "studying hard," they're definitely pics that other teachers and graduates will relate to.
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Via SportsCenter
People say that college football is boring and doesn't have enough #drama. Well, those people clearly didn't watch the Minnesota vs TCU game last night.
The Minnesota Golden Gophers opened up their season by taking some extreme measures to make sure they came out on top against the No. 2-ranked Horned Frogs.
What was the team's secret? This very dramatic chipmunk.
Minnesota broadcast this classic meme on the jumbotron in an attempt to distract the TCU kicker during field goals.
Minnesota is using Dramatic Chipmunk to distract kickers & it's working! TCU is 1-2 on FG attempts. (via @jack_kiwi) pic.twitter.com/qGSqrbOBMb
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) September 4, 2015RT: Minnesota lost to TCU, but won in kicker scoreboard distractions: http://t.co/OhcjiRfNrP pic.twitter.com/1ugORZbWXn
— Lost Lettermen (@LostLettermen) September 4, 2015Alas, Minnesota tried their sneaky chipmunk trick, but TCU ultimately came out on top with a 23-17 win.
Next game, Doge. Much football.
