Ellen C Scott was having trouble finding a date, so she decided to channel the words and confidence of Kanye West to help her with Tinder.
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Ellen C Scott was having trouble finding a date, so she decided to channel the words and confidence of Kanye West to help her with Tinder.
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Ayesha Curry is the wife of basketball star Steph Curry and now she has her own cooking show. She's got a reputation for being a woman of the utmost respectability. She has a food and lifestyle blog, and she's not afraid to call out the rest of society for "barely wearing clothes these days." Thanks to her new cooking show, she's at the center of this hilarious, judgey meme.
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The NCAA basketball tournament championship game was only the springboard for the ironic and meta use of the Crying Jordan meme.
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Tom Daley was either hoping for a Twitter cover photo made of memes or has never used the internet. This is why he asked for people to submit their photoshops of an image of him to use as his new cover photo. You can probably guess where this is headed but that doesn't mean you can't still enjoy the results.
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Liz Hammett has been the bane of her mother's existence since, presumably, the day she was born. It looks like her mother has finally caught up with technology so now her pranks have extended into the digital realm in the form of text messages that she has so graciously shared with the internet.
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Taylor Swift face planted while rapping on treadmill in a commercial for Apple Music. Naturally, the internet took that video and had some fun with it.
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If you say your name is 'Illuminati' you get to order off the real secret menus, the one only Reptilian Elite's tastebuds can enjoy.
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Irish writer Seamus O'Reilly has been trolling newspapers like Metro with "Rush Hour Crush" letters and stories of good samaritans. Though a lot of them get rejected, these hilareous fake stories have made it in the paper more than a few times. As O'Reilly told Mashable, "It's not for me to say I'm a genius of the short form letter gag. That's for others to say. On a near constant basis. To every single person that they meet." Enjoy.
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On the plus side, they'll never need a paternity test AND they could make some money on the side impersonating the Proclaimers.
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