As everyone knows, Millennials are verifiably the worst generation in the history of humanity, and these memes prove it.
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It's only been a couple weeks since Prongles, a bizarre Pringles-esque crisp brand, hit the shelves of Target - but they've already garnered A LOT of internet attention. Netizens have been wondering who is behind the blatant rip-off, and they've finally got the answer: Cards Against Humanity.
On November 16th a savvy Redditor uploaded a receipt that listed Prongles as "CAH Card Game." After carefully following an internet bread crumb trail, their suspicions were proven to be reality. The product went viral quickly, and finally, on Black Friday, the dark-humored game company opened up about the chips in a tweet:
"Effective today, we are leaving the games industry. It's time we focus on our real passion: revolutionizing snack food with our new brand, Original Prongles!"
While the abandonment of the game industry is clearly an elaborate Black Friday prank, we are curious to know how long CAH will play along - and curious as to how long Prongles will be on Target's shelves. They're definitely a product we'd like to sample, even despite their drooling pig mascot.
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If you're the kind of person who impulse buys a good deal on Black Friday without really seeing what you're getting, you may have just bought a whole lot of nothing from Cards Against Humanity. Then again, you were probably also one of the more than 30,000 people who bought actual poop from them last Black Friday.
Cards Against Humanity, the troll kings of Black Friday, are offering a special $5 deal on absolutely nothing! As in, you give them five dollars and get nothing back. Apparently they've also closed real sales of their product today, which has at least one former-fan pretty furious:
Something tells me that if this stunt was enough to turn this guy off of CAH, he probably wouldn't have enjoyed the game to begin with.
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Credit to whoever did the first two panels! :D Also Cards Against Humanity is awesome.
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