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!
We've all been fooled by someone else's bullsh*t at one point or another - and we're kind of ashamed to say that some of us get fooled regularly as adults too. But even so, we can rest assured that we're not one of these Twitter users who believed some pretty outrageous things!
This trending meme, which features Joe Rogan's adorable golden retriever Marshall sitting happily next to a terrifying statue of a werewolf, represents the two sides of every situation or personality. Now excuse us while we pet the frick out of Marshall, cause he's just so gosh darn cute. Watch out Joe.
These lies are giving us LIFE! Slate writer Nicole Cliffe started Twitter thread gold when she shared the most outrageous lie she's ever told for personal gain. When she asked Twitter users to share their own, the response was overwhelming. And seriously hilarious.
This still from the TV show Pawn Stars, featuring Richard "Old Man" Harrison saying "Those bastards lied to me," is getting meme'd and made fun of for resembling previous trending memes such as the "So that was a f*cking lie" meme. Either way, we thought we'd bring you some of our favorites!
Nickelodeon's iCarly has been popular with netizens for a very, very long time. This trending meme is no different. The meme uses a scene in which Spencer, Carly's brother, attempts to ignore the fact that he is very obviously harboring an ostrich. The stills were begging to be meme'd, and make for a highly exploitable object labeling format. We all know humans love to fib, so there's really no shortage of examples here. We've rounded up the best of the best, but you can see more niche examples over at Know Your Meme.
