Some people just need to be put in their place when they tell straight-up lies on the internet. We would recommend just not trying to bullshit your way through life in order to solve this problem, but it gives us so much schadenfreude-y entertainment that we're not going to do that.
Check out /r/QuitYourBullshit and Fail Blog for even more stupidity!
Unless you were born yesterday, most of us can agree that the easiest place to lie is the internet. These aspiring deceivers did a really, really, bad job at pulling the wool over the internet's eyes - and got called out for it. Seeing these losers brought to justice made our day, and we hope it makes yours.
These days a lot of people are pretty on edge thanks to a tense and divisive political climate. But some people take it to a very cringey level on the internet. It's almost like they lie in wait for the perfect opportunity to violently go off on someone with slightly different views or drop a pic of the tactical gear they just got from Amazon. Sorry buddy, but these eye roll-worthy displays of 'epic badassery' aren't fooling anyone.
These pics range from mildly disappointing to downright infuriating. We've all been in that situation where we open the bag of potato chips and it ends up being only one-third full - these pics play off of that feeling that we all know and loathe.
When it comes down to it, life is all a lie and you should just never trust anyone.
Twitter user Mike Mulloy had the right idea when he called out Jacob Obers on Twitter for claiming that he and his girlfriend bought a house at age 19. First of all, who the hell even buys property anymore? And secondly, we're willing to bet that neither of these doofus kids have ever even had jobs before. Next!
