This bridezilla expected people to accept her payment in the form of "Instagram exposure." The real catch with that expectation is that she didn't even have an Instagram yet. What an all around cringeworthy rollercoaster from start to finish.
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As far as dramatic feuds go in the art world, this takes the cake. Sounds like Anish Kapoor was one selfish prick. Thankfully, the art world had a hero of the people around like Stuart Semple who just wanted to give the people access to more pretty colors. So good on Semple, and his epic levels of pettiness to take a mega rich prick like Kapoor down.
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This health insurance exec's Twitter thread on America's healthcare system, and whether or not it preserves a "choice" is going viral. Healthcare should be a right, and not a privilege indeed!
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For whatever reason, almost every printing policy is stupid. Whether you work somewhere with one, or go to school, there's always some sort of wast-of-money plan that never seems to work out in your favor. There's even another dude who complied with his school's unfair printing fee by using every printer at once.
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As long as people keep making things, the world will have more and more stupid design failures that need some help. We have no way of knowing if these folks were trying their best, but however hard they tried, their attempts hit the ground with the sound of failure.
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Someone on AskReddit asked for bilinguals to share their experiences with overhearing other folks that had no idea they could understand them. If there's one valuable lesson in this particular form of "overheards", it's that you never know who's listening!
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Here are some dad memes of dad jokes and incredibly dad stuff done by dads. Here are some tweets and memes for the dads themselves, and here are some incredible dad-level puns.
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Now this is one succinct, well done story. For a heartfelt story that actually happened, here's the story about a train station voice that's a real feels trip. And for some creative writing prompt stuff, here's a tumblr thread that imagines aliens being fought off by wildlife.
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This guy shared a powerful story on Twitter about an experience with his buddy, where he ended up having to spend the night after having one too many drinks. From there, it ends up being a wholesome tale of his friend being a genuinely great dude, who didn't feel the need to defend his actions just because of what society might expect him to do. Good stuff!
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Can't imagine how many people must've stormed McDonald's to try and get free food after this video dropped!
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Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their experiences with remarrying their ex spouses. Love can be a strange and confusing beast, and some people have a real hard time leaving someone behind. Sometimes, it really does end up working out when people get remarried!
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From the outright illegal and immoral to the straight-up Machiavellian or just plain stupid, these people admitted to the wild crap they did when they were stupid kids. We remember having ideas just as terrific as these people when we were running around with no parental supervision.
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Everyone has their breaking point, and some people lack the kind of common decency that's necessary to be able to see when you've pushed things too far. This customer just sounds like an awful person. Fortunately, things end up working out for the employee who was originally fired for not putting up with someone just being a terrible person.
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This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for wanting to take her friend's ex to her wedding. The dirty history of the situation is everything here. Sounds like a whole mess. Probably best to just steer clear of the wedding when it's your friend (?) getting married to your ex. Yikes. Talk about a battlefield of red flags.
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It seems like a loud, over-dramatic and kind of inefficient way to clear all the leaves in your lawn onto someone else's property, but, much like the back of this airboat, we're big fans.
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