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A 2016 tweet featuring a photoshopped image of Filthy Frank challenging Bane in The Dark Knight Rises is quickly becoming the hottest dank meme format of the week. The trend started yesterday after Redditor u/Pizza_Crusade shared a self-deprecating school meme to the r/memes subreddit. Many memes have followed in its footsteps, most of them riffing on delusions of grandeur or self-effacement. It's been a while since Filthy Frank memes were trending, so we're looking forward to seeing more of 'em. 

It's always exciting to encounter a brand new batch of dank memes. Why, you ask? Because dank memes are basically the window into the soul of pop culture. Sounds pretty deep, doesn't it?

Some people just need to be put in their place when they tell straight-up lies on the internet. We would recommend just not trying to bullshit your way through life in order to solve this problem, but it gives us so much schadenfreude-y entertainment that we're not going to do that. 

Check out /r/QuitYourBullshit and Fail Blog for even more stupidity!

We're not fans of bullying or "othering" people but roasting is a thing all it's own. If people ask for it, roasting and toasting should definitely be fair game. So don't feel too guilty scrolling through these owns. They got what they asked for.

There are those comebacks in this world that make you realize how much of an art form insulting someone is. It takes a lot of wit, prowess, and sass to deliver a sick burn that makes the recipient hang their head in defeat. Unfortunately, we are not that clever, but the following people are!

Ever have it out with someone (either seriously or in good fun) and think of the perfect comeback hours later when you're in the shower? Happens to us all the time. These clever souls didn't have to suffer like that - they came up with some seriously smart sh*t at just the right moment. Salute. 

We've been talking a lot about the Sonic the Hedgehog redesign, which has been a huge relief for fans of the blue critter. Since Paramount Pictures released their new trailer, redditors have been meme-ing bits of footage and they show no signs of stopping. The latest format to pop off utilizes a photoshopped scene featuring the new Sonic pointing sheepishly at the much-hated previous version of himself. It's become a popular way to make "Get a load of this guy" jokes about crap that's cringey and embarrassing. The format is extremely versatile, and while it lends itself to low-effort memery, many of them are pretty damn hilarious. 

Good tidings, fellow meme freaks! We're back with another meme roundup from our favorite subreddit, r/dankmemes. This gallery offers up a nice mix of incredibly stupid shitposts, dank memes, and even a healthy dose of edge.

We've seen a lot of entitled bridezillas embarrass themselves on and off the internet, but this diva really takes the cake. In a facebook post, which was shared to r/choosingbeggars, the bride thanks her family and friends for over $30k in "donations" and announces that she and her fiance are cancelling their wedding with vague plans to reschedule. She's so ballsy that she straight up tells her loved ones that their generosity will be used for a honeymoon - before the two have even tied the knot. The post, as one can imagine, did not go over well with her would-be guests. If you think her announcement of the cancellation was painful, just wait until you see her defensive replies to offended and outraged family and friends.  

We're so glad we found the subreddit /r/ForwardsFromGrandma and we think you'll like it too. We all know at least one older person on Facebook who's constantly posting one conspiracy theory or another. If nothing else, at least it supplies us with some hearty laughs, right?

We spend a lot of time covering cringey people who make us believe there's very little hope for the human race, but every now and then we see people who make us believe the opposite. Redditor u/MrElonMusk420shared some photos yesterday of his beloved grandfather's leatherman tool with the intention of selling it to help pay for his sick mother's medical costs.

The community quickly decided they weren't going to let the big-hearted student sell the family heirloom, and instead started flooding his PayPal account with donations. He received so many kind gifts that eventually he removed his PayPal from the thread. It's wholesome moments like this that make us happy that the internet exists, and that there really are some solid people using it.

Just in time for Halloween, we're bringing you some Reddit stories about freaky things kids have said. We can't guarantee that these stories are all true, but they're creepy as hell either way!

Redditors are sharing their effed-up thoughts that'll make you want to cleanse your brain.

We love a clever comeback as much as the next person, but there's something about a good self-own that just hits differently. Maybe it's because millennials and Generation Z are well-versed in the art of self-deprecation. And there's an entire subreddit dedicated to these types of self-hating posts. If you like these spicy and dark tidbits, head over to r/suicidebywords. There's a whole lot more where these came from.

Ladies, it's totally okay if you just came here to check if you do any of these things! In fact, it's likely that we all do some of these things from time to time.