Florida's Escambia County Sheriff's Office struck social media gold on Tuesday after posting a mugshot of a wanted (and apprehended) criminal. Charles McDowell was arrested for a laundry list of charges, but according to Facebook, his greatest offense is having a seriously cartoonishly swole neck. While we all enjoy justice being served, there's something especially satisfying about seeing the internet rip this felon to shreds. We've included our favorite comments, but head on over to the thread for endless entertainment.
People are really digging cursed images these days, and these social media accounts completely fit that aesthetic. The pages (There's a Facebook, Instagram, AND a Twitter) post both their own findings and user submissions of seriously unsettling toilets. The concept may seem weirdly specific, but it's also one that never ceases to amaze. There are a whole lotta weird loos out there - be careful, y'all!
Advertising content on a social media page isn't always glamorous or creative but Groupon has managed to go down in history for making their Facebook ad content uproariously funny. The online retailer made a Facebook post declaring they are "contractually obligated" to let their audience know when the very phallic "Banana Bunker" is featured on their site. The "Bunker" is basically a sheath designed to protect bananas from wear and tear, but saucy commenters immediately made the NSFW connection and absolutely went for it on the post.
The engagement doesn't end with the commenters - whoever is in charge of Groupon's social media made sure that the responses were just as clever and just as raunchy. The ad did so well that the company brought the product back a few month's ago. We almost want to buy one ourselves..
"Evolution Can You Give Me" memes are a fresh take on the "Mom Can You Give Me Money" memes you may already be familiar with. Only, this time they take a more intellectual, paleontological twist.
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Ah, social media: can't live with it, can't live without it. On one hand, it's a fantastic way to stay in touch with old friends and to see what they're up to, regardless of where they are in the world. On the other hand, it can become incredibly easy to compare yourself to perfect-looking Instagram models and other types of successful influencers who have seemingly perfect lives.
The social media struggle is real, but it's oh so addictive.
