British Prime Minister Boris Johnson | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Brexit is no laughing matter. No, Brexit is hysterical. As Westminster’s dark days continue, the humor gets darker.

Why cry over Brexit when there are so many reasons to laugh about it?

Remainers and remoaners, leavers and grievers — nearly all have been groaners at some point in the Brexit saga. But the latest paralysis in Westminster is spawning its own particular brand of dark Brexit humor.

POLITICO has compiled an assortment for your tortured amusement.

Julian Popov of the European Climate Foundation looked for an extension far into the future.

The year is 2192. The British Prime Minister visits Brussels to ask for an extension of the Brexit deadline. No one remembers where this tradition originated, but every year it attracts many tourists from all over the world. — Julian Popov (@julianpopov) October 19, 2019

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Ah je suis contente… Ça faisant longtemps qu’il n’avait rien écrit ! pic.twitter.com/VPs3O0Bydi — L'Indéprimeuse (@LIndeprimeuse) October 21, 2019

Meanwhile, who says Eurocrats can't be funny. From the comedians at DG MEME, a Brexit epilogue.

POLITICO sources in London say Boris Johnson finally conceded on a customs border in the Irish Sea, making a deal possible, after watching this video by the, er, Backstop Boys.

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Ian Dunt, the editor of Politics.co.uk, is fed up with Brexit, but not for the usual reasons.

Becky means Becky. And we’re going to make a success of it. — Seb Dance MEP 🌹🇪🇺 (@SebDance) October 20, 2019

There's no hard border when it comes to Brexit jokes on the island of Ireland.

Dad laughing away having read a joke on an Irish Rugby Forum.. “You know you are from an Irish Catholic background when #WithdrawalAgreement means something entirely different..” Not sure of the author 😂👍🏻#BrexitHumour — Tomas McGarvey (@RugbyBarrister) October 18, 2019

Brexit has gotten to the point where the jokes start before you even enter the bar.

This one from someone who thinks Brexit has definitely gone on way too long.

As the laughter turns to tears, some are reaching back a few years in search of someone to blame.

Britain faces a simple and inescapable choice - stability and strong Government with me, or chaos with Ed Miliband: https://t.co/fmhcfTunbm — David Cameron (@David_Cameron) May 4, 2015

On the cusp of a deal, not everyone is quite convinced things are going to work out.

How do you run a small business post #Brexit? Start with a large one — Terry Orr Esq., GQ., Radio Times. 🇪🇺🇬🇧 (@Eyesheavenward) September 14, 2019

And of course, always, always read the fine print:

*Terms & conditions apply. Offer not available in Northern Ireland. Brexit may go down as well as up itself https://t.co/E4ZUzH1tB6 — The Irish Border (@BorderIrish) October 22, 2019

Thanks to David Herszenhorn, Lili Bayer, Maïa de la Baume and Annabelle Dickson.