Go crazy. Go stupid.

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…

Ok Einstein..

Everyone feels stupid every now and again - especially if you're a rational person with a reasonably sized ego. It could be because you forgot to include an attachment on an important work email. Or maybe because you sent a text to the person you were gossiping about instead of the intended recipient. Or worse? You said yes to what you thought was going to be a chill night - and it ended up being a rager that leaves you cripplingly hungover during an important work presentation. If you are ever…

Food is all a lot of us have. When every day is the same grey and joyless stretch of monotony , you have to appreciate the few aspects of it that we can control to the point of being enjoyable. Eating meals falls into that category. If I have to eat to live, and I have the option of really, really indulging, that's what I'm gonna do. While most of that involves cooking recipes I find on, say, Bon Appetit , sometimes that means spending my well-earned bucks on trying new restaurants. Sometimes I…

Why do these exist? We have no idea!

Get over yourself.

It's not that deep...

They're unforgivable

Anyone who has been single in the last decade or so probably understands just how bleak Tinder can be. It's filled with strange, lonely people. Some prospective suitors are intensely creepy, and make your skin crawl. Others are try-hards who seem to have stalked your profile and are suddenly interested in all of your hobbies. If we're being real, though, 90% of Tinder exchanges are generally just boring. Once in a while, thanks to subreddits like r/tinder , we get to witness those strange and a…

Have you ever noticed those bizarre ads for chaotic mobile games that make no sense whatsoever? They tend to feature crude animations of super specific romantic scenarios often dealing with themes of betrayal and revenge, or grotesque pimple-popping games with dissonant sound effects. Most people instinctively ignore advertisements of any kind, but the weird aesthetic of this specific genre of cursed mobile game is something worth investigating. Twitter account @mobilegamehell has painstakingly

Yikes

We get it, you lift

These memes are beyond terrible

Do you ever wonder who's behind the 2.8 million subreddits that exist? What are their lives like? Do they live in their parents' basements or do they have families and day jobs? The spouse of a mod recently turned to r/TrueOffMyChest to vent about their husband, who moderates several subreddits and refuses to get a job. OP's husband likened the task to being a homemaker, but according to OP, he doesn't even do any housework. All he does is moderate subreddits. The resulting thread quickly turne