This fake "Customer Support" account has been trolling Facebook for what feels like forever. The tolls behind the account focus mainly on UK-based businesses, but we can still appreciate their antics from across the pond. Trolling is basically a universal language - it's quite beautiful.
We love e-commerce sites like Amazon or Wish.com for a.) their convenience, and b.) the bizarre products they advertise and the hilarious reviews that come with them. Of course, always take the products with a grain of salt before actually purchasing! Furthermore, we're not entirely sure what the hell some of the following products even are...
Check out even more ridiculous products that were sold on Wish, courtesy of eBaum's World!
This meme dump has got it ALL. Memes about dad and the dog, memes about going back to school, and, of course,self-deprecating memes that will make you feel a little less alone. Sit back, relax, and scroll your way to laughter.
It's that time of year again! The time of year where students everywhere are getting nightmares from the plethora of back-to-school ads on TV, and their parents are simultaneously jumping for joy over the thought of their kids being out of the house all day.
While we can't make the new school year come any slower, we can give you some memes to giggle over! Whether you're in middle school, high school or college, the sentiment here is all-encompassing.
The Amazon Rain Forest, one of Earth's most important filters, is currently burning down at an alarming rate and hardly any news outlets are reporting on it. Many Brazilians are blaming President Jair Bolsinaro for "encouraging loggers and farmers to clear the land" since taking office in January, according to the BBC.
People on Twitter have been bringing light to the devastating situation under the hashtags 'Amazon Rain Forest' and 'Pray for Amazonia.'
So what can we do about all of this? Other than spreading awareness, we're honestly not sure. Here are some of the depressing reactions people have had to the situation.
Deadline reported yesterday that Disney (who owns the Marvel cinematic universe) and Sony had failed to reach an agreement regarding the distribution of income for future Marvel Spider-Man installations - which basically means that Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige would not be attached to any future Spider-Man films. Much to the dismay of fans, this also means there may not be any more Marvel-produced Spidey films. The developments have received criticism from fans and media outlets alike, resulting in fans creating some seriously disappointed memes. We're trying not to get too freaked out by the news, as nothing is permanent. But we're definitely not looking forward to another Spidey-verse. Hasn't the kid been through enough?
There's a stereotype that men are extremely clueless when it comes to flirting. Obviously this isn't always true, and often times women are just as clueless (guilty as charged), but the guy in this particular story is certainly not helping that stereotype!
Honestly, we think he should've known that something was up as soon as she mentioned that she needed help with her bed of all things!
The Internet Gods have spoken: we have been overdue for another stupid social media privacy hoax. This time around, boomers and the technologically ignorant are concerned about their already non-existent privacy on image-sharing site Instagram.The post claims that deleted photos and messages will be made public unless the "memo" is shared. The message is laughable, but the masses are pretty damn gullible where privacy is concerned. To make matters worse, celebrities and politicians such as Rick Perry(The US Secretary of Energy...) and Usher have been sharing the bogus spam as well. Instagram and Twitter users with a bit more of their wits about them have been using this opportunity to roast their share-happy peers via memes and exasperated tweets - and the results are pretty fricken' funny.
We're here to give the elderly some serious props for trying to figure out technology. But sometimes (often) they fail. And it's so, so, so, entertaining. This may sound like some light bullying, but we are coming from a place of utmost respect, a place of undying appreciation for their ability to accidentally create the kind of wholesome content that the rest of us just need.
When Hugo-Award winning writer Mary Kowal penned a New York Times essay about gender bias in space, she did not expect a wealth of responses claiming that women we kept from space travel due to a lack of adequate bathroom technology. The concept that only women would face issues relieving themselves was so preposterous that Kowal took to Twitter in hopes of enlightening the masses with some serious space potty history.
In the thread, Kowal manages to destroy some seriously absurd bathroom-related gender bias and teach us a whole lot about the process of pooping and peeing in zero gravity. It's an informative yet wild and wildly funny ride, and really leaves us with the desire to observe a glove of purple piss floating out of a space toilet. If Kowal schooled you as hard as she did us, give her a follow on Twitter. She's got loads more wisdom to share.
