Tag: College Life

This is a relatable student meme set in an otherwise empty college lecture hall. Two young adult students are seated at desks: a woman with dark hair in the foreground looks directly at the camera with a deadpan expression while pointing at notes in her binder, and a man sitting next to her holds his head in his hand, appearing exhausted and frustrated with his coursework. White text is overlaid across the center of the image, stating 'college core: you sit in the class for attendance then go home and teach yourself'. The meme pokes fun at the common negative college experience where lectures provide little educational value, so students only attend to get attendance marks before being forced to learn all course material independently outside of class time.

College Core: Attend Class For Attendance Then Teach Yourself Meme

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This is a 4-panel rage comic meme contrasting student reactions to receiving a 60% score on a test at different education levels. The top left panel is labeled 'In school' and shows a test paper marked 60%, paired with the top right panel showing a crying, distraught rage face with the text 'I'm so dumb', representing that a 60% grade was considered a bad, upsetting result in pre-college schooling. The bottom left panel is labeled 'In College' and shows the exact same 60% test score, paired with the bottom right panel showing a smug, proud stick figure rage face with the text 'I'm a genius', highlighting that college courses are far more difficult, so a passing 60% grade is seen as a major win that students feel proud of. The joke relies on the relatable experience of college students adjusting to much harsher grading and more difficult coursework compared to lower education levels.

College is even harder

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This meme opens with an anonymous 4chan-style post giving the common dating advice 'Just meet girls at college bro', followed by a photograph of a crowded university lecture hall filled with primarily female students sitting at desks using laptops while a professor lectures at the front of the room. Below the photo is a classic 4chan greentext list where an anonymous user shares his frustrating experience trying to meet women in his college class: he states his class is 70% women, but no students ever interact with each other, everyone leaves immediately after the lecture in complete silence, any attempt he makes to start a conversation is met with annoyed reactions, and when he tried talking to a nerdy female classmate with anime stickers on her laptop, she reacted negatively, put on headphones, and left class right away. The meme jokes about the widespread modern sentiment that young people are increasingly socially withdrawn, making traditional casual dating and peer connection in settings like college far more difficult than older generations claim, supporting the core idea that this generation may struggle to find romantic partners and end up alone.

This generation will die alone: Trying to meet girls in college fails

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This image is a screenshot of two posts from the X (formerly Twitter) platform. The top post is from WSB-TV, a verified news account, sharing a serious human interest story: a homeless teen who bikes 6 hours each way to attend college and sleeps in a tent, with a link to their full article, accompanied by a selfie of the teen smiling inside a car. Below this is a reply comment from user @sleepytimeout, which is a sarcastic, intentionally clueless joke asking 'Why he don't move the tent closer'—this comment ignores the core reality of the teen's homelessness (lack of ability to legally/securely set up a tent near campus, no means to transport it easily, and his overall housing instability) for dark, absurd humorous effect. The meme contrasts the serious struggle of the teen with an out-of-touch, naive question to create comedy.

Why Don't He Move the Tent Closer? Viral Joke on Homeless Teen's Story

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A close-up photograph of a bathroom stall wall featuring handwritten text in casual black and blue ink. The text consists of a two-part humorous poem: the first stanza reads, "HERE I SIT, BROKEN HEARTED. CAME TO SHIT, BUT ONLY FARTED." The second stanza, written in blue ink below, continues, "Then one day I took a chance, tried to fart, but shit my pants." The handwriting is messy with slight smudges, suggesting it was written informally, likely by a college student. The background appears to be a white or off-white stall door with visible lines from the door panels, emphasizing the typical setting of a college bathroom.

College Bathroom Poem: Broken Hearted (But Only Farted)

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