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A weekly digest of internet jokes, curated by people who are also laughing

The internet's best humor is now a subscription service.

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The story

A website lists 51 memes it claims are the best from the week, inviting readers to submit their own for possible inclusion.

Source: brobible.com

Our reading

The site says these 51 memes are the best of the week, but the real kicker is that they’re all just random internet jokes. It’s like a curated list of things people found funny, but somehow the act of curating them makes it feel like a corporate product. The article even invites readers to email in their own memes, as if the real value is in the submission, not the content. The whole thing is a reminder that the internet’s best stuff is often just a bunch of people laughing at the same thing, and now it’s being sold as a weekly digest.

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