If you have ever trawled the hallowed halls of Reddit looking for entertainment, then you may have stumbled upon the r/TwoSentenceHorror subreddit. It is a community tha is often filled with chilling, eerie and extremely cursed scenarios, ones that (obviously) keep it very brief. While the brevity generally makes these tiny tales more ominous in nature, sometimes it totally mucks it up. People seem to try to fit too much information into the two sentences, or can't include enough information to…

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May the memes be with you

Don't underestimate the power of a dad and a little creativity!

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Squid Game requires little to no introduction for most internet users and television enjoyers. The Netflix original series has taken the world by storm, showing us, once again, how fond we are of watching characters we’ve grown attached to get massacred for the entertainment of spectators (both in-universe and outside it). Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games series follows a very similar premise with its yearly ritual in which a group of teenagers, you guessed it, have to compete to the death for the…

Can't argue with these.

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This round of memes is on us.

During the Christmas season , many people want everything to be “just so.” Perfect lights. Perfect tree. Perfect family dinner. But if the past few years have taught us anything, it's that things don't always go as planned. Sometimes our good holiday intentions result in accidentally dirty spectacles and fails. And if we're being honest, sometimes being on the naughty list isn't all bad.

Being alive is a risky business. It’s bad enough that it has a 100% fatality rate, but on top of that the ways in which it can be fatal are far more easy to come across than we think No matter how mundane our daily routines may seem to us, we never know if there’s going to be an unhappy surprise lurking for us round the corner. The heavy question of our own mortality has been on the minds of Redditors recently, as an AskReddit prompted people to consider the stupidest ways they’ve ever had a br…

Giving the gift of memes