It's the morning after Kim Kardashian very nearly broke the Internet with her infamous Paper Magazine cover, and we're still not over it. Kardashian left little to the imagination with her cover, which of course inspired a lot of chatter online and many, many memes that will continue to entertain us for weeks to come.

Although Kardashian's cover didn't actually break the Internet, it definitely put a dent in it. Now tweeps all over the world want to put it back together. Kardashian's cover and accompanying hashtag inspired Twitter users to try to #FixTheInternet not long after all of the brouhaha started.

At first, some Twitter users employed the hashtag to bring awareness to issues they thought were more important than a naked celebrity on a magazine, such as bullying. Others responded with a photo of their fully-clothed backside.

Then, Chris Hardwick's late-night Comedy Central show @Midnight got a hold of the hashtag, and things got pretty crazy. The show encouraged Twitter users to post their ingenious suggestions for how to actually #FixTheInternet. The results were pretty amazing.

No more than 3 chans #FixTheInternet @midnight

— @midnight (@midnight) November 13, 2014

Ask Jeeves how he's doing every once in a while #FixTheInternet @midnight — Thomas Green (@NotThatTomGreen) November 13, 2014

Give the cats cheeseburgers already. #FixTheInternet @midnight

— Spray Tan Solo (@WeepingCheeto) November 13, 2014

YouTube and message board comments will now be a part of your credit history. #FixTheInternet @midnight — Mike Truesdale (@MikeTruesdale) November 13, 2014

A Grindr type app, for Sandwiches... Called Grindr #FixTheInternet @midnight

— Brett Osinoff (@BrettOsinoff) November 13, 2014

Spay and Neuter your Net #FixTheInternet @midnight — E.J. Coughlin (@ejc) November 13, 2014

Click bait attracts real sharks #FixTheInternet @midnight

— Robbie Sherwood (@RobbieSherwood) November 13, 2014

Get that second girl her own cup #FixTheInternet @midnight — Jeff Dwoskin (@bigmacher) November 13, 2014

Instead of a "captcha," you prove that you're human by correctly using the different forms of "there" #fixtheinternet @midnight

— Julie Greiner (@JulieDrawsArt) November 13, 2014

More cats #fixtheinternet @midnight — Jason Anderson (@ANDERSTORMS) November 13, 2014

Stephen Hawking on the cover of Paper #fixtheinternet @midnight

— mattmerchant (@midmerch) November 13, 2014

Prozac for Grumpy Cat #FixTheInternet @midnight — Comedy Central (@ComedyCentral) November 13, 2014

If Nigerian princes contact you, they must actually pay up #FixTheInternet @midnight

— meg (@coffeemugmurder) November 13, 2014

@midnight every time you get a spam email, a hungry person gets a free can of Spam #FixTheInternet @SPAMbrand — Yungest Lean (@chrstphrmhly) November 13, 2014

For starters, everybody calm the hell down #FixTheInternet @midnight

— Earl Fando (@earlfando) November 13, 2014

And a couple more Kardashian memes, because why not?

Just saved the Internet. You're welcome. #FixTheInternet pic.twitter.com/NcdjYh8LE5 — Superman (@SupermanTweets) November 13, 2014

Best yet? #BreakTheInternet #FixTheInternet pic.twitter.com/i96Nrx2vgZ

— Comedy Quotes (@ComedyQuotesTV) November 13, 2014

Image: Paper Magazine