Via @monica_rivera7
Besties. Bubble baths. Ben & Jerrys. You know the type. Instagram (and the internet at large) are awash with basic b*tchery, so it's high time that bros got in on the act, because friend pyramids don't discriminate between gender.
By mosesmitterchaff (Via The Hoax Hotel)
Trolling this money flip scammer who said he could turn $500 into $5000
Paige Ginn loves to get a good reaction out of strangers. Ginn's falls are all real, and she has the scraps and bruises to prove it.
Is she a slapstick comedy genius like Chevy Chase? Or is she just bringing real pranks (looking at you 'Social Experiments' and paid actor pranks) back to the internet?
If you ever looked at model and 'Kardashian' Kendall Jenner's Instagram and thought something was missing you're in luck. Kirby Jenner is like a hilarious shadow, following around his 'twin sister' Kendall and adding that special something to her pictures. They seem so close, it's weird that she would just cut him out of their pictures for her own social media.
By Unknown
Exhibit A: random fangirl posts her number to Harry Styles' Instagram. Random troll guy picks it up. Lolz ensue.
Via thegoodnewsza
Have you heard the good news?
South African artist Jaco Haasbroek is out to make sure that you do.
His art project, The Good News, places posters of happy news (often with puns) around the city to brighten people's day.
He told Mashable he started the project after seeing a missing dog sign that said "STOLEN."
"It's quite sad when someone loses a pet," he said. "The idea popped into my head that by simply adding 'Our Hearts' at the bottom of the poster, it would completely change its meaning and turn into something positive."
You can check out more of the project on Haasbroek's Instagram.
