Greek crisis in memes: Grease, bounced checks and, of course, cats

So, who's actually to blame?

Greece missed its deadline to pay the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday. A promising relationship with the European Union has descended into a spectacle, leaving many on the edge of their seats.

Well, anything's better than drowning your sorrows.



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But it's always best to let rip...

... one at a time though. Long queues of people have been waiting to access their cash, despite daily limits of 60 euros (about $67).

The glory that was Greece

Gods and Goddesses, the Acropolis and the Olympic Games -- it's unsurprising that many are looking to the country's ancient past...

... and if you're heading to Greece, there may be a few added ruins you won't find in that travel guide.

Some are even using it to drive their point home.

Greece is the word

Greece? Grease? It's all Greek.

You take your eyes off the road for one second, and...

'Homer' Simpson... get it?

Satire simply wouldn't be the same without The Simpsons waging in.

But speaking cat might even be easier.

Greek bonds

The relationship between Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis and Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the IMF, was becoming shakier by the second. There's even a sense that everything was merging into one.

But there is someone who cares -- 'mother Russia.' The prospect of a Greek veto on renewed sanctions against Russia over Ukraine may have been a good move.

So, cash flow might be drying out, but creative juices certainly aren't.

Talk about leaving with a bang.

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