These motorcyclists were kept up all night by some rude and drunken redneck neighbors, so they decided to provide a petty revenge wakeup for them the next morning at 5am. A definite pro revenge move with keeping the TV on loud as they drove off into the sunrise.
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Given the extreme awkwardness of the situation, they both seem to have handled it pretty well.
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Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share the chilling moments they were likely living with total psychos. Really sucks to realize that roommate is off their rocker, and living with you.
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This is the tribute every fan of "The Office" could've wanted. Dwight K. Schrute is an undeniable legend, and what better way to honor the hilariously neurotic character than to throw together a supercut of all of his most ridiculous quotes.
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These rare insults are razor-sharp. There's no way they didn't leave people's self-esteem in utter ruin. It's a terrible spectacle to see just how mean people can get in the comments section. I guess when people have enough time to brainstorm their meanest roasts and insults, the results are high quality savagery.
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School and colleges can have some pretty draconian rules when it comes to mandatory attendance for testing. This can lead to some tense situations, and pretty interesting stories like this guy who had to show up looking scary sick to a test. In this case it was the teacher themselves who battled with the system.
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The human body is an amazing thing. It can heal itself, think really good, and it's one of the most persistent biological machines out there. Seriously, we run down our prey not with speed but with sheer willpower. That said, there are some definite design flaws in the human body that have caused a lot of us some major problems. The fact that one trip can send you to the hospital, or that choking is a thing. Anyway, here are some flaws people pointed out, as well as some possible improvements.
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Nothing lights our hearts up with joy like a pack of liars getting outed online for trying to spread their BS into the world. As long as the internet's been around we've had people trying to get away with making up the most ridiculous nonsense, just cause they foolishly assume nobody will bother fact checking them online. Seems like they'll never learn that's just how it goes.
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This bridesmaid asked the morally righteous people of Reddit's "AITA" subreddit if she was in the wrong for dropping out of a wedding party, after realizing that the bride was hosting a lingerie pyramid scheme. To make matters even more uncomfortable it turns out the bride used part of her honeymoon fund to buy into the MLM.
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This girl straight up crushed the "Devil's Wheel" ride in Munich for Oktoberfest Week 1. The ride is notorious for increasing its intensity until all the drunken fools go flying off, but we see nothing of the sort with this champion. She handles it like it's nobody's business.
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Oh bless sweet James and his overconfident ignorance. Because now we have a wonderful story like this.
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Bart Simpson got an F, and it went on to inspire an all out culture clash over different grading scales.
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A former marine shared a Twitter thread offering up his opinion on the state of modern war video games. The thing about war is that it never changes.
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The level of selfish entitlement that goes into thinking it's okay to demand a cake from a co-worker, and then threaten to bring HR into the mess if said request isn't fulfilled, is mind blowing. The fact that the choosing beggar threatens they'll "avoid them from now on" is the true icing on the cake. Absolutely ridiculous.
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The amount of time spent editing and creating a set for this whole thing looks like it was well worth it. The Geckoator looks to be like a new modern epic. They made a scale colosseum! There's a soundtrack!
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Cars have been around for over a hundred years. You'd think we would have figured out parking etiquette by now, but evidently we have not. Seriously, there's stories of people leaving fake notes to get back at selfish parkers, and other stories of people wasting someone's time for parking illegally. It seems like when it comes to parking, half of us think there's a code while for the rest it's just the law of the jungle.
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