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If you understand what it says above, check out our latest batch of programming memes from r/programminghumor. They're hilarious and the perfect way to waste ahem spend some time in between programming.
We love us some clever comebacks from the online world's spicy silver tongues. As long as there's a comments section or people insist on clogging up social media feeds with mindless tweets and statuses that could've used a second set of eyes, and a dash of logic, we'll have other folks waiting eagerly nearby, ready to light them up in the comments section. We've also got that gem from the legend, Stephen Hawking. Check out some more confidence-shattering comebacks and insults over here.
You can tell from Cumberbatch's face that he'd rather be at home than participating in this elaborate trust fall, but the folks in the Photoshopbattles subreddit knew there was a multitude of activities he'd prefer. Fortunately, they went to town on this behind the scenes image from the set of Sherlock.
It's funny, sometimes it seems like the most ignorant people are also the most prone to completely unwarranted power trips. This lady for instance, "took over" the manager position and proceeded to let her ego swell to such nauseating levels that she ended up costing her company thousands, while being blind to the very destruction that she caused. Fortunately, she was outed for her antics by an employee who was ready to take the pro revenge when the opportunity presented itself.
If you're the kind of person who would rather stay in programming on a Friday night than go out to a bar, we've got the perfect memes for you. r/programminghumor is stuffed to the brim with jokes and memes that only certain people get - and you'll know if you're one of them. See our collection from last week for even more programming memes and funnies.
The power of a comma on line 1253… It can truly be Unexpected '{' bug in your code, so finding some humor in watching hours of work go 'poof' is mission-critical. So tie up your arguments and you will appreciate these programming memes and jokes. You will not find a more wretched hive of script zingers and coding SNAFUs than in r/programminghumor, so make sure you don't miss out on any.
Ronda Rousey, the defending UFC Bantamweight Champion, did an AMA on Reddit Aug. 10.
There, the all-around cool person, opened up about fighting, her unabashed nerdiness and life stuff.
Scarlett Johansson has been making some impressive meme appearances this week on Reddit. A two-panel image of the actress from 2013's Don Jon has proven to be an excellent meme format. The stills features ScarJo looking pleasantly surprised, and is being used to illustrate everything from the male appreciation of breasts to bedbugs being stoked about the invention of beds. They're pretty damn funny. Here are our favorites.
Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the various downsides of being an adult that teenagers don't realize. It's funny, when we're younger we can give ourselves over to this notion that when we grow up everything's going to be a whole lot better; but then you get there, and it's just a new world of unforeseen responsibilities. Suddenly, you find yourself craving the days of your youth when all you had to worry about was getting to bed at a reasonable time for school the next morning. If that.
If you need something to do while your lightsaber is charging, why not check out the latest memes from r/PrequelMemes? There's everything here a young jedi would want to see, from hilarious to clever memes that only Star Wars fans will get. Have a look at last week's memes too for even more jedi-worthy fun.
Whether you use tab or space to make indentations, whether you use if or switch, whether you're into functional programming or object oriented programming, you'll love this list of the latest programming memes from the r/programmmerhumor subreddit.
Man, oh man, it sounds like this uncomfortable situation is the manifestation of the guy's fiancée clearly not being over her ex. Maybe they rushed into things as well, in terms of having a baby after dating for eight months. That being said, the folks in the comments section seem to be in collective agreement that this new dad wasn't in the wrong for his decision to leave the delivery room.
