This woman asked the people of Reddit if she was in the wrong for lying about being on birth control, so that her partner would use a condom. And people in general seem to be expressing the opinion that she should stand up for herself, and that anyone who's pressuring someone to NOT use a condom needs to be checked.
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I mean, sure, you could PROBABLY use two clothes irons to construct a sort of jury-rigged panini press, but before you enact your brilliant new plan, think to yourself if you actually have to ruin your irons. Chances are it won't be worth the sandwich, but it would be worth this list. In life you'll see many questionable fixes, and while they may seem awesome in theory, there's usually a reason to do things the right way.
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Moms have an uncanny knack for storming the world of social media with unfiltered savagery. These instances of moms saying stupid, delusional, and outright ridiculous shit in Facebook groups are a testament to that fact. Whether it's a mom being comforted for doing a terrible job at whole homeschooling mom by other Karens in her Facebook group, or the mom who is jealous that her husband calls her stepdaughter cute...these are guaranteed to trigger some groans in the audience.
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Someone on AskReddit asked for firefighters to share their experiences with the dumbest people they've ever crossed paths with. The resulting stories are on fire with max levels of stupid.
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It's getting into spooky season and anyone who wishes to not get stuck in a lost plane of reality while exploring decrepit pews could learn from this creative church exploration guide. We weren't privy to the supernatural risks of walking into a creepy-ass haunted church, but this seems like someone put a lot of thought into it. For more spooky creativity, check out thesetwo-sentence horror stories.
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These employees had enough of their micromanager president's mood swings. When things eventually came to a head, 14 of them organized a walkout in protest on Friday the 13th. Fortunately, the walkout was successful and it sounds like company morale enjoyed a great boost after he fact.
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In 2009 John Piper was mistakenly switched with a comedian's intended time slot, and the audience assumed everything he was saying was deadpan humor. What a wonderful case of cringe.
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People need costumes and they don't give a damn if they're legit. It takes a precise and creative mind to come up with a costume name that gets the point across without infringing on copyright law. That or, I guess you could just call it "Butt Surprise." Anyway, here are more off-brand costumes that are just legal enough.
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Three years ago it all started, and now it comes full circle. Seeing as the internet is usually just one giant dumpster fire with all manners of trashy nonsense, this right here, is a refreshing, wholesome, twist.
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You don't want to be that "loser" who's still bragging about how great they were on the high school football team. Or really what it gets down to, is just bragging in general. Let those achievements speak for themselves. That search for approval is a lost cause. When it really gets down to it, nobody really cares.
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On one hand, having to call customer service, especially for a telecommunications company, can be a time wasting slog. On the other hand, some customers just call customer service for an opportunity to scream at someone. In this case, this woman would rather scream and demand a 500 MB plan rather than actually listen, so things didn't exactly end in her favor.
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This woman claims she's all about spreading positivity, and honestly she's doing a kickass job at looking like a terrible, negative person. For someone who is all about spreading the positivity, she's doing anything but that. What kind of individual takes the time to shame people for being broke? That is not the positivity we're familiar with.
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Just give the customer what they ordered!
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This guy asked the people of Reddit whether he was in the wrong for tattling on his female co-workers for wearing dark jeans at the office, cause he wasn't able to. The ruling is in, and it looks like he overstepped with this whiny complaint.
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