These people volunteered themselves for a good old fashion roast. But I'll bet even they weren't ready for these burns.
We can smell the sizzling from here.
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These people volunteered themselves for a good old fashion roast. But I'll bet even they weren't ready for these burns.
We can smell the sizzling from here.
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At the Golden Globes last night, Meryl Streep, the three time Oscar-winner, gave a rousing acceptance speech about what Hollywood, foreigners, and the press are in for under the rule of a billionaire reality-TV gameshow host.
Needless to say, President-elect Trump didn’t find it so great. Apparently, he doesn’t like people bringing up the time he made fun of a reporter’s disability.
Ew, boy.
Anyway, Trump hit Twitter hard last night, putting aside all that presidential stuff to call Meryl Streep, who won the Cecil B. Demille Life Time Achievement Award last night, "over-rated." Sad!
Twitter wasn’t too psyched to hear the beloved actress referred to as “overrated,” so they decided to think of some other things that Trump might find overrated.
Check out some of the best #ThingsTrumpThinksAreOverrated
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Occasionally we all, as human beings, fall victim to the depravity of our nature and do something that later leaves us questioning our entire existence.
Some of us more so than others apparently.
These users share some of the most hilariously cringey and depraved things that we've ever borne witness to.
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Note to self: “Hidden Fences” is not a movie.
Last night at the Golden Globes, people couldn’t get their movie titles right, particularly when they were talking about Fences and Hidden Figures. Both reporter Jenna Bush Hager and Oscar-nominee Michael Keaton flubbed on the title, combining them. Just so you're aware: Fences is a movie, Hidden Figures is a movies, but "Hidden Fences" is not a movie.
Twitter isn’t letting them get away with this, though. This is the perfect opportunity to mash up some other movies. The results are amazing. Check some out:
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This nigga got caught fucking somebody bitch now this nigga stranded in ah blizzard.😂😩 http://pic.twitter.com/rDUSsBStbq
— yung skii♱ (@skiixxi) January 8, 2017
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Retweets are not necessarily endorsements, especially if you're not reading them.
Fox News’ Sean Hannity is one of Donald Trump’s biggest media supporters, so it shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that he’s got a very quick Twitter finger. Too fast, perhaps.
When a Trump parody account called “@donnielilhands,” whose bio reads “Winning Bigly Despite Teeny Handsies.” tweeted at Mr. Hannity “MAKE RUSSIA GREAT AGAIN,” Hannity agreed, smacking the RT button and responding with a “Amen!!” Whoopsie doodles.
Hannity appears to have approvingly retweeted a Trump troll account...? http://pic.twitter.com/GATqLjim9n
— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) January 8, 2017
I guess Hannity should’ve read the tweet a little closer because he lives in America and wants America to be great again. It can be very confusing these days.
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Is there an Echo in here? If so, turn off the TV.
Alexa’s a shop-o-holic with a very specific poison. She likes dollhouses, and if you’re not careful, you might have one coming to your house.
Well, sort of. Apparently, a news report about a little girl ordering a dollhouse and some cookies on her family’s Amazon Echo is triggering some nearby Echoes to do the same. It wasn’t just any dollhouse. It was one that cost $162. Ouch. Luckily, Amazon’s got an awesome return policy.
At least the report was talking about Alexa ordering an AK-47 or something. That would be bad, you know. If someone got a package and it was an Assault Rifle. Dodged a bullet there. Sorry.
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This might be the strangest customer service exchange of all time on Twitter, and that says a whole lot...
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Don't kids just say the darndest things.
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Some people snow day and then some people SNOW DAY.
This dude decided to do the latter. Check out this video of him skiing the streets of Raleigh, NC on an awesome snow day.
Not filmed: Him saving a cat from a tree, putting a fire at an elementary school out with his breath, and cracking a beer by friggin’ looking at it.
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"You just made the biggest mistake of your career, what are you gonna do next?"
"I’m going to... stay off the Internet!"
I imagine that’s what New York Giants running back Bobby Rainey is saying tonight after his game against the Packers. During a kickoff, Rainey caught a ball that was clearly going out of bounds.
As the announcer said, “That was a mistake.”
Not only doesn't Rainey have his team, coach, and self to answer to, but Twitter is destroying him right now. Nothing’s out of bounds. Check it out:
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Can we just stop Justin Timberlake from doing stuff?
It’s enough that he’s an acclaimed singer, dancer, and actor, but does he have to be good at free throws, too? And this is just him messing around the court, sinking half-court shots. What's next? He gonna be really good at predicting what month comes after April?
The rage.
I mean, maybe he could be good at cleaning up the ocean or getting humans to Mars, things that would benefit all of us instead of just making us feel bad about ourselves. Right? Then again, we’d probably be just as annoyed at that too.
JT, give it a rest. Enjoy your millions of dollars and, what seems like, a really nice and supportive relationship with Jessica Biel.
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"You just made the biggest mistake of your career, what are you gonna do next?"
"I’m going to... stay off the Internet!"
I imagine that’s what New York Giants running back Bobby Rainey is saying tonight after his game against the Packers. During a kickoff, Rainey caught a ball that was clearly going out of bounds.
As the announcer said, “That was a mistake.”
Not only doesn't Rainey have his team, coach, and self to answer to, but Twitter is destroying him right now. Nothing’s out of bounds. Check it out:
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Lots of people are very happy to see the repeal of Obamacare because they're insured by something called the "Affordable Care Act." ACA after all is a program that allows you to buy health insurance for lower prices, which is better than no health insurance at all. Obamacare has death panels or something.
What's that? Obamacare is just a nickname for the Afforadable Care Act? I just voted to remove my own health insurance...
But that means...
deletes facebook
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Back in early December there was an epic meme war between two Canadian Universities.
It culminated in 'SseCn8jx', a student at one of the universities, posting that if his post got more than 2000 upvotes he would tattoo a goose on his ass.
After months of waiting here at memebase we finally have our
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"I kind of felt bad 'cause I wasn't listening to what she was saying — all I was thinking was, This girl looks exactly like me,"
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Anyone who has played an MMO knows how treasured your account is to you, the sheer amount of time sunk into it makes it really special.
In addition, anyone who has ever had their account hacked knows the pain of losing all of your resources and gold, regardless if the account is recovered.
But even with that considered. This meltdown is something else and a new level of self absorbed.
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CES is one of the biggest tech events of the year. It’s when everyone convinces you that you need to buy a terrifying robot Einstein for some reason.
But Nick Offerman aka Ron Swanson and American Greetings — yeah, the greeting card company — trolled all of them.
Promising “a device like none other,” Offerman and America Greetings delivered just that. Offerman took to the stage to present… a regular greeting card that looks like:
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Offerman, who was there to present the product had this to say:
"When I started dating my wife — her name is Megan Mullally, she's a very beautiful actress and singer and goddess — she and I loved giving each other cards," he told a crowd at the press event. "It's a very important part of our relationship, and so we've continued that practice.
"Even though there are times when it's more appropriate, of course, to send a text or an email ... when you really want to get a sentiment across, there's nothing like the artifact of the handwritten card."
D'awwww... now go buy one for you mother or something.
H/T Mashable
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There are few things that add more to a word than the placing the word “Rocket” in front of it. Well, maybe the word “Mania” or “Rama” behind it.
In this video, YouTubers The Backyard Scientists attempt to recreate a small scale version of a Mythbusters classic. They attached a blade to a track, light a rocket, and send through a toy car, a whole chicken, some fruit, and a steak. This is knife moves at 150 mph and could cut through anything.
Oh, and one time the knife blew up. It rocks.
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President Barack Obama is on his goodbye tour, making farewell addresses over his final two weeks in office. But what's he really saying?
On The Daily Show with Trevor Noah the other night, Keegan Michael Key dropped into translate, introducing the final "Obama Translator" sketch, which they dusted off from their old sketch show Key & Peel.
Say goodbye in anger with the final "Obama Translator."
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my sister is about to have a baby and my brother showed up to the hospital in a suit because "first impressions matter" http://pic.twitter.com/KtNV4mvnDU
— iris kessler (@Iris_Elisabeth_) January 3, 2017
First impressions used to mean something in this world. Now, people walk out of their house in t-shirts, go to work without tie, and when was the last time you saw a nice pair of loafers? In the words of Staind, “It’s been a while.”
But that’s not the case for this new uncle, who arrived to the birth of his niece in a full suit because “first impressions matter.”
At least he put in the effort, and hey, it’s a pretty nice suit with a tie clip and everything. It’s not like my suit with the tie I accidentally dipped in the toilet and the shoes that I accidentally dipped in the toilet. Let’s just say that my sister’s wedding wasn’t a great time for me and my suit.
Anyway, people seem to love this dude, and why shouldn’t they? First impressions matter and this guys knows how to make one.
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