These liars got caught up in the middle of trying to sell their BS to the rest of the world. When are these people going to quit it with the dishonesty, and just embrace the truth? Who knows? Until then, we'll enjoy the liars getting called out as they do on social media.
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People that have worked retail are sharing their most beloved methods for passing the time. Things like not checking the time as frequently have been known to help people feel like it's passing faster. Could try that, or maybe striking up conversation with people that are coming in as customers.
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For some reason wrapping stuff up in bubble wrap has a way of deconstructing people's most monumental levels of anxiety. There's that, or you can do things like hide under the covers, and away from the world. That's always a solid approach too. And if that doesn't do it, take a "me day" and sleep in until you can sleep no more.
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Gordon Ramsay is really good at getting angry and making money off of it.
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Take that flat earthers. Some might call this a flawless victory by Carl Sagan.
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Experts on Twitter are breaking out their best proven tips for working from home. With the Coronavirus taking the world by storm, a lot of workplaces are shutting down and asking people to work their jobs from home (if they're lucky). So, these tips come at the perfect time. Apparently, a huge part of weathering these tumultuous times successfully is to exist peacefully alongside the cat (if you have one). Things like getting a decoy keyboard can really come through in the clutch
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We think that our run-ins with entitled strangers are one-off events. You'd have plenty reason to believe a guy who tried low-balling you for an Xbox Kinect in 2017 was just a passing stranger in the night. Lo and behold, we have the return of a complete stranger. This time he got an even colder shoulder. Seriously, these folks need to leave and take their attitudes with them.
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Messing too much with your diet can prove to have some unintended consequences, and vegans and vegetarians who aren't careful about balancing their diet correctly can end up with some annoying problems that could be solved by eating meat. If anything, the topic of eating animal products gives us some interesting moments like this tumblr post that calls out vegans for not eating honey or this tumblr post that schooled people on plague and veganism. Here are people's reasons for returning to the meat.
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Whether it's an insane boss, a demanding sibling, or a complete stranger who wants a 500 dollar lawnmower delivered to their house for free, demanding entitled people need to leave and take their attitudes with them. No family gathering, community board, review section or online marketplace is safe from entitled individuals with their absurd demands.
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Twitter user @deanlines, shares a viral thread about the incident from his school that involved students discovering a trap door leading to an elaborate tunnel system. It sounds like the eventual heist failed, but the adventure itself was definitely worth writing about.
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This Facebook scammer wasn't ready to contend with the power of logic. If anything, this interaction could serve as a helpful guide for other people out there to employ, when they find themselves facing a scammer who's trying to get away with some stupid BS. Enough with all the scamming, people!
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There's something special about seeing a product or thing that you haven't thought about once in 20 years. There's something satisfying about those little "a-ha" moments you get from remembering a toy you used to have, a commercial you saw over and over again or seeing a twitter thread that takes a voyage through being in school in the 90s.
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Someone on AskReddit asked for pharmacists to share the dumbest things that they've seen people doing in response to the Coronavirus. Basically, people have shed their common sense and traded it for mindless superstition and general stupidity. Apparently, a lot of folks are subscribing to the belief that toilet paper can help them ward off the perils of the Coronavirus. Right on.
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These intentionally sh*tty life pro tips are perfect for anyone navigating the dark and hopeless alleyways of an existential crisis. They are by their very nature, intentionally "bad" so at the very least, they won't do anything at all. At the most, they'll get a laugh out of you, over how bad they are.
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This Tumblr thread imagines a world where the infamous Addams Family decides to rent rooms out to broke college students. The hypothetical picture that ensues is hilarious and potentially accurate. Especially the part about how Wednesday and the Thing will find that thesis and critique it in every way possible. Yikes, indeed.
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Now this looks like a fun time. Just swapping out all of Costco's sold out signs with signs for magical items. Sign me up.
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