🤔  Roll Safe Meme

📣  Popular Memes

🦖  Shrek Memes

🥺  Loss Memes

👔  Neck Meme

👨‍🎤  BTS Memes

Liners Memes

Winge
Winge
Credit
Credit
Cries In
Cries In
Liquidized
Liquidized
Exomeme
Exomeme
wing
wing
one liner
one liner
floored
floored
luhan
luhan
sment
sment 

    
                    

                

            
        
    

    
    
    






            

            
            

                

                    
                

                

                    
                    
                    

                        


	


    🔥 Popular | Latest






    

    
        
            
                

                    

                        
                    

                    
                    

                        
                            ZomatoEatsUber- 'zomato eats uber' — humorous memes, witty one-liners on twitter after food ...
                        
                    

                    
                

            
        
    
        
            
                

                    

                        
                    

                    
                    

                        
                            IAF strike: Twitter turns battleground as memes, one-liners come thick and fast
                        
                    

                    
                

            
        
    
    






    

    
    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            









    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        sophygurl:

optais-amme:

10 Things Food Banks Need But Won’t Ask For
Some items are in high demand at the food bank and you may not realize it. Because they aren’t essentials, the staff doesn’t publicly ask for them. A survey asked volunteers what items people would be most appreciative of and we’ve listed the top 10 below. If you’re looking for an easy way to help out, pick some of these up while shopping and drop them off at one of our area food banks.
1. Spices.
Think about it. People who rely on the food bank eat a lot of canned food, rice, oatmeal, white bread, etc. They love spices. Seasoned salt, cayenne pepper, chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, oregano, basil and so on.
2. Feminine Products.
Can you imagine being worried about affording these? Pads, tampons, panty liners, etc. Recommended: Buy in bulk at Costco for donating.
3. Chocolate.
People don’t need it, but think about being in their shoes and how nice it would be to be given a chocolate bar or brownie mix along with your essentials.
4. Toiletries.
Grocery stores are great about donating surplus or unsold food, but they have no reason to donate toilet paper, tooth paste, soap, deodorant, shampoo, etc. Food stamps often don’t cover these.
5. Canned meats and jerky.
This isn’t true of all food banks, but some struggle to give users enough protein.
6. Crackers and tortillas.
They don’t spoil and everybody likes them.
7. Baby toiletries.
Diapers, baby wipes, baby formula, baby shampoo, baby soap, baby food, bottles, etc.
8. Soup packets.
Sometimes you look at rice, beans, instant potatoes, and cans of vegetable and think, “What do I make with this?” Hearty soup is a complete meal.
9. Socks.
From a former homeless person: “Socks mean the world to you. They keep you warm, make you feel like you have something new, and just comfort you.”
10. Canned fruit other than pineapple.
Food banks get a lot of pineapple donated. Their clients love it when other kinds of fruit are available.
[SOURCE]
And remember! Food banks love cash donations because it allows them to buy whatever they need!

As a sometimes food pantry user myself and with friends who rely on them to varying degrees - I want to specifically stress some of these:
 - non-food items like tp and feminine products and baby needs are SO incredibly important because 1) they are rarely donated, 2) people who have food stamps can often afford their food staples but might still need help with toiletries and cleaning items, and 3) folks who are homeless especially need that kinda stuff!
 - treats! Like, yes of course, if I am in need I am appreciative of canned goods and rice and pasta and stuff. That’s great for putting together healthy meals. But everyone needs a treat once in awhile - so when there is candy or chips or a nice expensive brand of organic something or other available at the pantry - it is just so incredibly exciting.
It can be a humiliating experience to visit a pantry, and it can make you feel very much less than. So to get a treat of some sort just really really makes a difference. And believe me - there are enough loaves of bread, cans of fruit, and dried beans to go around at these places. You won’t be starving someone by donating some microwave popcorn or chocolate chips now and again. I promise!
: TABATCHNICK
 TABATCHNICK
 Crean of
 Musbroom
 Mushroom
 SOUP
 SOUP
 TABATCHNICK
 2
 Cream of
 Musbroom
 SOUP
 ION
sophygurl:

optais-amme:

10 Things Food Banks Need But Won’t Ask For
Some items are in high demand at the food bank and you may not realize it. Because they aren’t essentials, the staff doesn’t publicly ask for them. A survey asked volunteers what items people would be most appreciative of and we’ve listed the top 10 below. If you’re looking for an easy way to help out, pick some of these up while shopping and drop them off at one of our area food banks.
1. Spices.
Think about it. People who rely on the food bank eat a lot of canned food, rice, oatmeal, white bread, etc. They love spices. Seasoned salt, cayenne pepper, chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, oregano, basil and so on.
2. Feminine Products.
Can you imagine being worried about affording these? Pads, tampons, panty liners, etc. Recommended: Buy in bulk at Costco for donating.
3. Chocolate.
People don’t need it, but think about being in their shoes and how nice it would be to be given a chocolate bar or brownie mix along with your essentials.
4. Toiletries.
Grocery stores are great about donating surplus or unsold food, but they have no reason to donate toilet paper, tooth paste, soap, deodorant, shampoo, etc. Food stamps often don’t cover these.
5. Canned meats and jerky.
This isn’t true of all food banks, but some struggle to give users enough protein.
6. Crackers and tortillas.
They don’t spoil and everybody likes them.
7. Baby toiletries.
Diapers, baby wipes, baby formula, baby shampoo, baby soap, baby food, bottles, etc.
8. Soup packets.
Sometimes you look at rice, beans, instant potatoes, and cans of vegetable and think, “What do I make with this?” Hearty soup is a complete meal.
9. Socks.
From a former homeless person: “Socks mean the world to you. They keep you warm, make you feel like you have something new, and just comfort you.”
10. Canned fruit other than pineapple.
Food banks get a lot of pineapple donated. Their clients love it when other kinds of fruit are available.
[SOURCE]
And remember! Food banks love cash donations because it allows them to buy whatever they need!

As a sometimes food pantry user myself and with friends who rely on them to varying degrees - I want to specifically stress some of these:
 - non-food items like tp and feminine products and baby needs are SO incredibly important because 1) they are rarely donated, 2) people who have food stamps can often afford their food staples but might still need help with toiletries and cleaning items, and 3) folks who are homeless especially need that kinda stuff!
 - treats! Like, yes of course, if I am in need I am appreciative of canned goods and rice and pasta and stuff. That’s great for putting together healthy meals. But everyone needs a treat once in awhile - so when there is candy or chips or a nice expensive brand of organic something or other available at the pantry - it is just so incredibly exciting.
It can be a humiliating experience to visit a pantry, and it can make you feel very much less than. So to get a treat of some sort just really really makes a difference. And believe me - there are enough loaves of bread, cans of fruit, and dried beans to go around at these places. You won’t be starving someone by donating some microwave popcorn or chocolate chips now and again. I promise!

        

            
            

                
                
                    sophygurl:

optais-amme:

10 Things Food Banks Need But Won’t Ask For
Some items are in high demand at the food bank and you may not realize it. Because they aren’t essentials, the staff doesn’t publicly ask for them. A survey asked volunteers what items people would be most appreciative of and we’ve listed the top 10 below. If you’re looking for an easy way to help out, pick some of these up while shopping and drop them off at one of our area food banks.
1. Spices.
Think about it. People who rely on the food bank eat a lot of canned food, rice, oatmeal, white bread, etc. They love spices. Seasoned salt, cayenne pepper, chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, oregano, basil and so on.
2. Feminine Products.
Can you imagine being worried about affording these? Pads, tampons, panty liners, etc. Recommended: Buy in bulk at Costco for donating.
3. Chocolate.
People don’t need it, but think about being in their shoes and how nice it would be to be given a chocolate bar or brownie mix along with your essentials.
4. Toiletries.
Grocery stores are great about donating surplus or unsold food, but they have no reason to donate toilet paper, tooth paste, soap, deodorant, shampoo, etc. Food stamps often don’t cover these.
5. Canned meats and jerky.
This isn’t true of all food banks, but some struggle to give users enough protein.
6. Crackers and tortillas.
They don’t spoil and everybody likes them.
7. Baby toiletries.
Diapers, baby wipes, baby formula, baby shampoo, baby soap, baby food, bottles, etc.
8. Soup packets.
Sometimes you look at rice, beans, instant potatoes, and cans of vegetable and think, “What do I make with this?” Hearty soup is a complete meal.
9. Socks.
From a former homeless person: “Socks mean the world to you. They keep you warm, make you feel like you have something new, and just comfort you.”
10. Canned fruit other than pineapple.
Food banks get a lot of pineapple donated. Their clients love it when other kinds of fruit are available.
[SOURCE]
And remember! Food banks love cash donations because it allows them to buy whatever they need!

As a sometimes food pantry user myself and with friends who rely on them to varying degrees - I want to specifically stress some of these:
 - non-food items like tp and feminine products and baby needs are SO incredibly important because 1) they are rarely donated, 2) people who have food stamps can often afford their food staples but might still need help with toiletries and cleaning items, and 3) folks who are homeless especially need that kinda stuff!
 - treats! Like, yes of course, if I am in need I am appreciative of canned goods and rice and pasta and stuff. That’s great for putting together healthy meals. But everyone needs a treat once in awhile - so when there is candy or chips or a nice expensive brand of organic something or other available at the pantry - it is just so incredibly exciting.
It can be a humiliating experience to visit a pantry, and it can make you feel very much less than. So to get a treat of some sort just really really makes a difference. And believe me - there are enough loaves of bread, cans of fruit, and dried beans to go around at these places. You won’t be starving someone by donating some microwave popcorn or chocolate chips now and again. I promise!
: TABATCHNICK
 TABATCHNICK
 Crean of
 Musbroom
 Mushroom
 SOUP
 SOUP
 TABATCHNICK
 2
 Cream of
 Musbroom
 SOUP
 ION
sophygurl:

optais-amme:

10 Things Food Banks Need But Won’t Ask For
Some items are in high demand at the food bank and you may not realize it. Because they aren’t essentials, the staff doesn’t publicly ask for them. A survey asked volunteers what items people would be most appreciative of and we’ve listed the top 10 below. If you’re looking for an easy way to help out, pick some of these up while shopping and drop them off at one of our area food banks.
1. Spices.
Think about it. People who rely on the food bank eat a lot of canned food, rice, oatmeal, white bread, etc. They love spices. Seasoned salt, cayenne pepper, chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, oregano, basil and so on.
2. Feminine Products.
Can you imagine being worried about affording these? Pads, tampons, panty liners, etc. Recommended: Buy in bulk at Costco for donating.
3. Chocolate.
People don’t need it, but think about being in their shoes and how nice it would be to be given a chocolate bar or brownie mix along with your essentials.
4. Toiletries.
Grocery stores are great about donating surplus or unsold food, but they have no reason to donate toilet paper, tooth paste, soap, deodorant, shampoo, etc. Food stamps often don’t cover these.
5. Canned meats and jerky.
This isn’t true of all food banks, but some struggle to give users enough protein.
6. Crackers and tortillas.
They don’t spoil and everybody likes them.
7. Baby toiletries.
Diapers, baby wipes, baby formula, baby shampoo, baby soap, baby food, bottles, etc.
8. Soup packets.
Sometimes you look at rice, beans, instant potatoes, and cans of vegetable and think, “What do I make with this?” Hearty soup is a complete meal.
9. Socks.
From a former homeless person: “Socks mean the world to you. They keep you warm, make you feel like you have something new, and just comfort you.”
10. Canned fruit other than pineapple.
Food banks get a lot of pineapple donated. Their clients love it when other kinds of fruit are available.
[SOURCE]
And remember! Food banks love cash donations because it allows them to buy whatever they need!

As a sometimes food pantry user myself and with friends who rely on them to varying degrees - I want to specifically stress some of these:
 - non-food items like tp and feminine products and baby needs are SO incredibly important because 1) they are rarely donated, 2) people who have food stamps can often afford their food staples but might still need help with toiletries and cleaning items, and 3) folks who are homeless especially need that kinda stuff!
 - treats! Like, yes of course, if I am in need I am appreciative of canned goods and rice and pasta and stuff. That’s great for putting together healthy meals. But everyone needs a treat once in awhile - so when there is candy or chips or a nice expensive brand of organic something or other available at the pantry - it is just so incredibly exciting.
It can be a humiliating experience to visit a pantry, and it can make you feel very much less than. So to get a treat of some sort just really really makes a difference. And believe me - there are enough loaves of bread, cans of fruit, and dried beans to go around at these places. You won’t be starving someone by donating some microwave popcorn or chocolate chips now and again. I promise!

                    
                
            

            
                
                
sophygurl:

optais-amme:

10 Things Food Banks Need But Won’t Ask For
Some items are in high demand at the food bank and you may not real...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
Save

    



        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            









    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        Can Obama help me write my essay conclusion? Hes got some great one liners.: mindfulwrath
 honestly "i'll do whatever you want" "then perish" is the single most powerful
 exchange possible in the english language and it's from some bizarre "hewwo
 obama rp
 falling-towers
 And there was that other post where someone dreamt that Obama
 said "violence for violence is the rule of beasts" like what is it about Obama that
 makes people come up with such raw fucking dialogue for him
 twofingerswhiskey
 my mother had a dream where he lived in the forest and she had a cigarette with
 him and he said "to become god is the loneliest achievement of them all" and put
 it out and walked into the mist and i've never fucking forgotten that
 ihateeverythingcomic
 I once dreamed that a giant meteor was headed for earth, and the government
 had set up loudspeakers throughout the cities so Obama could give a final
 address - I'll never forget how strangely comforting it was when he said "there
 are places we've never been before. Some of us have never been to the Alps,
 some of us have never been to Marrakesh. The next life is simply another place
 we've never been before, and we're all going to go explore it together."
 not-regan
 I had a dream my family housed the Obamas for a weekend and one morning
 Obama made us oatmeal for breaktast and, looking at my disappointed Tace
 because | don't like oatmeal, he said "regardless of what we taste, if we eat
 together, we are happy
Can Obama help me write my essay conclusion? Hes got some great one liners.
        

            
            

                
                
                    Can Obama help me write my essay conclusion? Hes got some great one liners.: mindfulwrath
 honestly "i'll do whatever you want" "then perish" is the single most powerful
 exchange possible in the english language and it's from some bizarre "hewwo
 obama rp
 falling-towers
 And there was that other post where someone dreamt that Obama
 said "violence for violence is the rule of beasts" like what is it about Obama that
 makes people come up with such raw fucking dialogue for him
 twofingerswhiskey
 my mother had a dream where he lived in the forest and she had a cigarette with
 him and he said "to become god is the loneliest achievement of them all" and put
 it out and walked into the mist and i've never fucking forgotten that
 ihateeverythingcomic
 I once dreamed that a giant meteor was headed for earth, and the government
 had set up loudspeakers throughout the cities so Obama could give a final
 address - I'll never forget how strangely comforting it was when he said "there
 are places we've never been before. Some of us have never been to the Alps,
 some of us have never been to Marrakesh. The next life is simply another place
 we've never been before, and we're all going to go explore it together."
 not-regan
 I had a dream my family housed the Obamas for a weekend and one morning
 Obama made us oatmeal for breaktast and, looking at my disappointed Tace
 because | don't like oatmeal, he said "regardless of what we taste, if we eat
 together, we are happy
Can Obama help me write my essay conclusion? Hes got some great one liners.
                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
Save

    



        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            








        

    

    
    

        

            









    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        Here's my SPOILER FREE review! Like any movie out of Marvel Studios, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was AMAZING! Congrats to Director James Gunn and the rest of the crew and cast for a truly awesome sequel to the first Guardians film. Now let's dive into the good! First Baby Groot was easily one of the best things about this film. So cute, so funny, and so evil. The humor was on point in this film. A little more "language" as Captain America would call it but it wasn't over the top. So many one liners and memorable quotes that will stick with us just like the first film. The interaction between characters was up from the last one as well. We got to see a lot more Star Lord and Drax and well, pretty much more Drax in general. Really loved seeing him come out of his shell and add a great dynamic to the team. And the visuals, WOW! Especially Ego's Planet. The team did an amazing job at bringing the film to life and making us feel like we were on other planets and in space. Great job! And we got a lot of answers we didn't get in the first film, so that was nice. The bad: My personal opinion is that they focused a little too much on Star Lord and his problems. Granted he's a main character if not THE main character but it could have explored a little more than that. And along with all the great humor was some that seemed a little too forced. I know the first Guardians had a lot of great humor so they were trying to top that but it seemed a little much. Other than that I didn't find anything else wrong with the film. If you haven't, make sure you get out and see GOTG VOL. 2 and support the studio that brings us so many great films! And don't forget, Spider-Man: Homecoming is right around the corner! Thanks for reading. 👍🏻: GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXYVOL.2
 MARVELTRUERACTS RATING:
 9A10
 SPOILER FREE REVIEW BELOW
Here's my SPOILER FREE review! Like any movie out of Marvel Studios, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was AMAZING! Congrats to Director James Gunn and the rest of the crew and cast for a truly awesome sequel to the first Guardians film. Now let's dive into the good! First Baby Groot was easily one of the best things about this film. So cute, so funny, and so evil. The humor was on point in this film. A little more "language" as Captain America would call it but it wasn't over the top. So many one liners and memorable quotes that will stick with us just like the first film. The interaction between characters was up from the last one as well. We got to see a lot more Star Lord and Drax and well, pretty much more Drax in general. Really loved seeing him come out of his shell and add a great dynamic to the team. And the visuals, WOW! Especially Ego's Planet. The team did an amazing job at bringing the film to life and making us feel like we were on other planets and in space. Great job! And we got a lot of answers we didn't get in the first film, so that was nice. The bad: My personal opinion is that they focused a little too much on Star Lord and his problems. Granted he's a main character if not THE main character but it could have explored a little more than that. And along with all the great humor was some that seemed a little too forced. I know the first Guardians had a lot of great humor so they were trying to top that but it seemed a little much. Other than that I didn't find anything else wrong with the film. If you haven't, make sure you get out and see GOTG VOL. 2 and support the studio that brings us so many great films! And don't forget, Spider-Man: Homecoming is right around the corner! Thanks for reading. 👍🏻
        

            
            

                
                
                    Here's my SPOILER FREE review! Like any movie out of Marvel Studios, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was AMAZING! Congrats to Director James Gunn and the rest of the crew and cast for a truly awesome sequel to the first Guardians film. Now let's dive into the good! First Baby Groot was easily one of the best things about this film. So cute, so funny, and so evil. The humor was on point in this film. A little more "language" as Captain America would call it but it wasn't over the top. So many one liners and memorable quotes that will stick with us just like the first film. The interaction between characters was up from the last one as well. We got to see a lot more Star Lord and Drax and well, pretty much more Drax in general. Really loved seeing him come out of his shell and add a great dynamic to the team. And the visuals, WOW! Especially Ego's Planet. The team did an amazing job at bringing the film to life and making us feel like we were on other planets and in space. Great job! And we got a lot of answers we didn't get in the first film, so that was nice. The bad: My personal opinion is that they focused a little too much on Star Lord and his problems. Granted he's a main character if not THE main character but it could have explored a little more than that. And along with all the great humor was some that seemed a little too forced. I know the first Guardians had a lot of great humor so they were trying to top that but it seemed a little much. Other than that I didn't find anything else wrong with the film. If you haven't, make sure you get out and see GOTG VOL. 2 and support the studio that brings us so many great films! And don't forget, Spider-Man: Homecoming is right around the corner! Thanks for reading. 👍🏻: GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXYVOL.2
 MARVELTRUERACTS RATING:
 9A10
 SPOILER FREE REVIEW BELOW
Here's my SPOILER FREE review! Like any movie out of Marvel Studios, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was AMAZING! Congrats to Director James Gunn and the rest of the crew and cast for a truly awesome sequel to the first Guardians film. Now let's dive into the good! First Baby Groot was easily one of the best things about this film. So cute, so funny, and so evil. The humor was on point in this film. A little more "language" as Captain America would call it but it wasn't over the top. So many one liners and memorable quotes that will stick with us just like the first film. The interaction between characters was up from the last one as well. We got to see a lot more Star Lord and Drax and well, pretty much more Drax in general. Really loved seeing him come out of his shell and add a great dynamic to the team. And the visuals, WOW! Especially Ego's Planet. The team did an amazing job at bringing the film to life and making us feel like we were on other planets and in space. Great job! And we got a lot of answers we didn't get in the first film, so that was nice. The bad: My personal opinion is that they focused a little too much on Star Lord and his problems. Granted he's a main character if not THE main character but it could have explored a little more than that. And along with all the great humor was some that seemed a little too forced. I know the first Guardians had a lot of great humor so they were trying to top that but it seemed a little much. Other than that I didn't find anything else wrong with the film. If you haven't, make sure you get out and see GOTG VOL. 2 and support the studio that brings us so many great films! And don't forget, Spider-Man: Homecoming is right around the corner! Thanks for reading. 👍🏻
                    
                
            

            
                
                
Here's my SPOILER FREE review! Like any movie out of Marvel Studios, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was AMAZING! Congrats to Director Jam...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
Save