Few inventions throughout history have summed up the truly bizarre experience of being alive better than Twitter. No passing thought or strange event can go undocumented, opening us up to a whole new world of unexpected entertainment. From the sublime to the ridiculous, Twitter exposes us to everything human nature has to offer when it spends a little too much time on the internet. And in a way, that’s kind of beautiful.

Productivity and focus are overrated. They may be what allows us to get things done - or pay the bills - but they're also exceedingly boring. All that working and thinking makes us tired, cranky, and generally miserable. Fortunately we have the perfect antidote to this mental malady: memes. Humor will always be there to take the pressure off and the world wide web showers us daily with all the funny we could ever want. There's no shame in indulging in a meme scroll every now and again, especial…

We don't make the rules, but it seems like for every good landlord, the world is obligated to birth 20+ landlords that fall into the greedy, lazy, or just plain absent category. None of this has improved during the second year of the pandemic. Some landlords can't even be bothered to request aid - they'd rather just evict their downtrodden tenants and charge someone else more rent. Sometimes, however, tales of their antics are less evil and more ridiculous. This is definitely the case for Twitt…

This takes dedication. Or obsession.

They're fine

We see you

If we're lucky.

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