The internet's generally a pandora's box, filled to the brim with all manners of hopelessly insensitive depravity when it comes to the 'dating realm'. I mean, just yesterday we ran a piece (see here) on yet another string of hilariously ridiculous Tinder conversations/pickup lines. Yet, here we are, with something that somehow manages to boost the otherwise dwindling faith in humanity: actual, legitimate, dating advice! Who'd have seen this coming?
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It's a bit of a disgrace even trying to call these 'ugly'. Honestly, we're pretty impressed with these!
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This is comically terrible. Where's the camera crew on this one? Unbelievable!
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The whole drama came about when people on social media mistook Mia Khalifa for Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani activist and Nobel Prize laureate. Her response only made matters worse, escalating the tense atmosphere. She had to have known she'd get people out there REAL riled up when she photoshopped her damn head on the Virgin Mary! Call it a hunch, but pretty sure Khalifa cashed in that V-card a while ago....
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What better way to spread sadistic holiday cheer than to storm Twitter with unforgettable stories of gift-giving disasters? These little stories are equal parts helpless disaster, savagery, and ON OCCASION....actually thoughtfully sweet.
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For the sake of humanity itself we really hope this guy is some kind of comedy/creative writer, and that this DIDN'T actually occur.
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Here we are again with further proof that the internet never forgets. Tracing back to 2014, President Trump tweeted out his unmistakably ironic fears (see below) about Obama attacking internet freedom. In typical style, Trump's tweet expressed deep fears over Obama's administration attacking the VERY thing that President Trump now finds his own targeting. People on Twitter naturally had a very different take on Trump's tweet:
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What we have here is a harrowing tale depicting the closest living thing we have to Satan. You might find yourself grinding your teeth by the end of the story.
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Former White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, mistakenly shared a picture on Instagram, of a copy of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" calling it FDR's book of Christmas carols. Missed the mark just a bit on that one, huh Spicer?
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You could say the conversations that ensued after she cleverly created a Tinder profile for her lamp were nothing short of electrifying. Turns out there's a world of thirsty dudes out there, chomping at the bits for a good looking lamp. Who'd have thunk it?
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Gotta love it when people break out the comedy gems on Twitter to keep us entertained. These were particularly unforgettable!
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