16 Memes For Everyone Who’s Just Tired Of Being Tired All The Time

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1. I woke up tired.

2. Here's my spirit mannequin.

3. Take me on a car ride longer than 5 minutes and I will nap.

4. My kind of association. The always stay at home to recharge kind.

5. Even my ECG would be a flat line 'cause it's too tired.

6. Thank you, you Godsend.

7. Give me a mildly comfortable surface and I will nap.

8. Only 90s kids will remember what it was like to not be tired.

9. I would like to apologise to my childhood self for resisting naps.

10. Me summed up: food, clothes, and tired.

11. All day. Every day. I be tired.

12. Jaanam samjha karo.

13. Hum saath saath hain.

14. When all I can think of is how to leave everything and get my tired out of the way.

15. Please stop writing these useless quotes.

16. Sorry. I can't come today. I have plans. Plans to be tired.

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$2 D-I-Y Travel Wallet

 

A super easy to make, inexpensive accessory to help keep your traveling organized.

Step 1: Materials

• Craft foam sheets (2)
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Hot glue gun
• Sewing machine
• Elastic
• Template/ Pattern

Attachments

Step 2: Print and Cut

Print the template and use it to cut out the foam pieces. Cut along the solid lines, not the dashed ones. The dashed lines show where you will need to sew later.

There are four pieces: the cover, the pocket and two corners. The pockets can be used to hold small cards and money, while the corners will be used to keep your passport in place.

Step 3: Sewing

Before sewing, score the dashed lines with a ruler. Pressing the ruler down against the foam will create an indentation that you can use as a guide when sewing.

1. Take the largest piece (the cover) and sew a border around the edges. Then, sew a line directly down the center.
2. Take the pocket and sew a line across the center, this will create two credit card-sized sections.

Step 4: Glue

With hot glue, attach the pocket piece to one half of the inside cover and the corner pieces to the other half. The glue should be applied along the border of the cover, and along the stitching if the pocket piece. Don't glue the pockets or the corners shut.

Step 5: Elastic

Cut two pieces of elastic that measure the full length of the cover. The elastic will be glued to the outside of the cover (on the side with the pockets).

Place a piece of elastic 1 inch from the top edge and place the other 1 inch from the bottom. With each piece of elastic, start by gluing one end to the midpoint of that side of the cover. Once the glue has set, bring the other end around to create a loop, and glue that end in place.

When you are finished, you should have two big loops. These elastic loops will wrap around the wallet and prevent your belongings from falling out. They can also be used to secure a boarding pass to the outside of the wallet.

Step 6: Travel

To personalize your wallet you can add stickers or use a permanent marker to write your name or draw pictures on the cover. You can also take scissors and cut the corners to make them rounded. When your wallet is complete use it to store your passport, money, cards, and tickets. Safe travels!

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8 dialogs every up guy can relate to

Make Joke Of. This page on YouTube has recently become my go-to. Every day I watch at least one video, and never am I disappointed. With some different Kanpuriya punches, accent, characters, and choice of words; the makers always bring a smile on your face. They raise social issues via usage of humour and satire, but the makers of this page have kept their identity still under the covers. 

Make Joke Of has a social presence which caters almost 3,546,165 subscribers on YouTube. But practically all videos posted by them cross a viewership of 5 million people. 

Here are some of the most famous lines used by the makers in their hilarious videos.

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