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We love laughing at cringey design fails, but some of these are so wild we can't help but assume that people lost their jobs over them. From extreme (and accidental) sexual innuendoto terrible word placement, these fails are pretty much guaranteed to get a reaction out of you. And might even pique your curiosity.

While we realize that for many people education is a luxury, some of these errors are just too ridiculous to to admonish. It's pretty clear from thesecringey pics that we either need to invest more money in our schools, or work harder to make autocorrect work for everyone, 

We're all about shower thoughts and clever musings, and these tidbits of Disney depth really satisfy that sentiment. Some of these really made us think. And others left us really wondering what the filmmakers were thinking.

We can't believe it's already Sunday evening. The weekend always flies by far too quickly. We'd like to turn those Sunday Scaries into sort of a Sunday Funday, and the best way we know how is with memes. So here's a crap load of them.

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.

These extremely amusing headlines are a far cry from investigative journalism, but we are definitely completely engaged. It's amazing to see the kind of crap that slid by the attention of "editors" during the heyday of print. These headlines will make you laugh, face-palm, and maybe even smile at their sheer stupidity. Happy reading!

Who knew that unloading $35 worth of Victoria's Secret gear could result in such a roller coaster ride? Certainly not this poor soul. This Facebook seller thought she had a buyer - and then the cheap college student basically admitted she'd rather go out with her friends than pick up the clothes - just after asking that the seller offer her a payment plan. We understand it's tough to to pay your way through school, but this is clearly a case of shitty priorities than anything else. The frustrated seller seemed to agree, and took the opportunity to sarcastically offer to give the college princess the clothing for free. Unfortunately, stupid people don't really pick up on sarcasm, and things really devolve from there. 

People have been talking a lot about "emotional labor" lately, and most people have the concept wrong. Emotional labor actually refers to how we manage our emotions in the context of work - often adjusting how we feel and express our feelings to please a customer or an employer. In contrast, as people become more aware of the time and energy they put into taking care of the emotions of others, they use "emotional labor" to describe that very "chore." 

A new Twitter meme has definitely made us think about this misused term - and for good reason. Earlier this week, Melissa A. Fabello tweeted a bout a text she received from a friend asking if Fabello had the emotional capacity to entertain some venting. After expressing gratitude that her friend had thought to ask (and that she absolutely had the capacity) she offered up a text template for when you need to tell a person that you can't help them through their moment.

"Hey! I'm so glad you reached out. I'm actually at capacity / helping someone else who's in crisis / dealing with some personal stuff right now, and I don't think I can hold appropriate space for you. Could we connect [later date or time] instead / Do you have someone else you could reach out to?"

The tweet quickly went viral, with many users criticizing the tweet for its cold, almost businesslike tone. And once something goes viral on Twitter, it's safe to assume it will become a meme. This has definitely been the case with this template. People mocked it heavily on Twitter, sharing their own versions of the text. It's also spread around Instagram and Reddit in image macro form. We're enjoying the meme, but there's nothing funny about treating your friendships in a transactional matter. Maybe this text will help people realize they should open their hearts instead of closing them. 

Craigslist can often be a nightmare of scamming, illegal activity, and insane entitlement. But sometimes, the "scam" is actually a hilariously entertaining troll having his way with an unsuspecting person who just wants a cat. This trolling session goes from 0 to 100 extremely quickly, and while we had a good laugh, we just hope the person who posted the ad found a cute cuddly cat to call their own.

If you're not completely familiar with Reddit, it could be seen as an overwhelming place. The myriad subreddits and all the "karma." Unfortunately, it's also the epicenter of dank memes. So we decided to save y'all a trip and bring them right here for some one step scrolling action.

Life can suck. It can feel pointless, monotonous, and draining. Every now and then we need something to remind us that there's good in this world. While we're not claiming that the internet makes everything better, these sweet, happy, and heartwarming posts are a great reminder that sometimes, just sometimes, the world doesn't suck.