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People usin' FaceApp for evil.
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This cringey millennial couple is a reminder that we could all stand to be a little more present. Our doomed lovers became immortalized on @tattoosandbones Twitter account when he overheard a bloodcurdling scream from the apartment across from his. Turns out he had dropped his phone in a very unclean toilet. Things really devolve from there. Buckle up, it's a wild ride.
After a particularly harrowing breakup, complete with bedridden depression and eyes so red from crying you should be drug-tested, people will try to comfort you by saying things like "I'm so sorry" and "Time heals all wounds." These people are absolute suckers. They should know that the only way to get over a breakup is by getting even a la Carrie Underwood or by indulging in a crap load of spiteful,sassy memes about the people who have so cruelly wasted our time.
Yesterday was an intense day for gaming drama, and today we are reaping the very meme-y benefits. Youtube game reviewer Jared Knabenbauer was called out announcing his impending divorce from his wife, Heidi O'Ferrall. In the announcement, ProJared wrote that he hoped he and O'Ferrall could go through the process with style and grace. Unfortunately, his soon-to-be ex-wife couldn't even see the message. She had already been blocked. The reason for the blocking became clear after O'Ferrall began tweeting that her husband had been cheating on her for some time with Holly Conrad, whom O'Ferrall had considered a friend.
Heidi's Twitter thread gets super real, going as far as to accuse ProJared of soliciting nudes from underage fans. According to Kotaku, at least 7 fans have backed up these claims. It seems the internet doesn't take kindly to creeping or cheating, and memers have been seriously sticking it ProJared. It ain't pretty, but we think he's getting what he deserves. We've included much of the drama and many of the memes below, but for more of the dirt, visit Know Your Meme.
