When this mom and her painting were shared online, under the narrative that she said she didn't think anyone would like it; Twitter users stepped up to provide their encouraging, artwork of their own, that was inspired by her to begin with. All about this painting inception!
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Following Thomas Violence's quote saying, "no billionaire has ever worked harder than anyone that cleans toilets for a living", people on Twitter began to passionately debate whether this actually held up. The resulting tweets are brimming with spiciness, potential truths, awareness, and appreciation (?) for the common struggle that can afflict any human being just trying to make ends meet.
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In a move that's being condemned as insensitive, Marvel decided to use the late Stan Lee's Twitter account to promote Captain Marvel. As you can imagine, people had some strong feelings about their decision.
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The Last Blockbuster is a comedy goldmine on Twitter. Their tweets are equal parts spicy and dark-humored. If anything, they're here to offer us a glimpse into an era long since passed. Their tweets serve to spotlight just how much things have changed in this crazy, fast developing world.
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This dude ended up disclosing a poor girl's most intimate secrets to a room of their friends, by misunderstanding one simple request. The cringe that ensues after the fail is just the kind of shit we live for at Fail Blog. If anything this can serve as a lesson to us all to listen closely!
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Lord help the customer service representative who has to deal with the customer who thinks they're always right. These stories are a mixed bag. Sometimes the insane customer gets their comeuppance, and sometimes they just benefit from their frustrating behavior. If you wanted to read more manager stories, then here you go.
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It's International Women's Day, and we're not surprised this post has been making the rounds on Imgur today. Ivan might want to fact check himself next time he shits out a ridiculous, presumptuous tweet about where a work of art came from. This is called "ignorance."
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I am sold on the unapologetic shamelessness of this honest ad alone. It sounds like anyone who's ever owned a Toyota Corolla believes that this ad is ON POINT. Hell, you might even feel like checking one out after reading through it. Especially knowing that you're guaranteed NO COMPLIMENTS while driving it around.
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If you live for the weird, then look no further. Here's a great big batch of images that are all just sort of wrong in some way. It's all more awkward and out of place than us in middle school. If you wanna bump it up a notch, then here are some cursed images to really get those weirdness juices pulsating.
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This is NOT the room you are looking for, guys. Apparently they found no marijuana, and only CBD, which was legal in Missouri. I mean, come on. What is this. This is colder than shutting down a kid's lemonade stand.
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This former anti-vaxxer calls himself the unicorn that the internet was looking for. He then proceeds to dive into the telling of his story about being raised as an anti-vaxxer, and ultimately what forces in his life compelled him to confront whether that's what he wanted. We just ran a story yesterday about an anti-vaxxer asking one profoundly dumb question, and the even dumber comments section that ensued. So, if you're still in the mood for more anti-vaxxer madness, check that out over here!
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Well, here's some exposure for her. We're not sure what Channel 9 Australia's Ray Hadley can do to make a warranty un-expire, but the ride sure does devolve into some pretty wonderful name-calling. For some more excellent desk-related drama, check this rude dude out.
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Anti-Vaxxers have developed quite a reputation in the past few months for being responsible for the spread of preventable diseases like measles. You've probably heard about them.
As for this interaction, yeah it's a childish joke but you've gotta live under a rock to fall for it. And this dude did. Hook, line and sinker.
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These frustrated people are feeling all kinds of rage and regret and confusion over what got them in trouble. Sometimes, it can feel like an authoritative figure (a boss, a teacher, a parent) just needs to get mad at the world, and if you're around, you're the ideal outlet.
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