More stuff happening online this week.

Plus, the politics of online snitching.

Plus, the rundown on the Tinder date Tabi thief.

While the things that lead up to trends and historical events seem obvious in retrospect, predicting things that haven't happened yet is much more challenging than it might seem. People shouldn't be so arrogant when they make overconfident and often pessimistic forecasts about the future, because no one can foretell the exact course of events. When you are correct, you may appear to be a big shot, but tweet something that ages like milk and you may end up on a list just like this. We've gathere…

Plus, Cheems says goodbye.

Also, Selena Gomez wraps herself in a blanket.

Also, Lizzo plunges into the cancellation meme cycle.

A glance at the week that was.

Another breezy few days online.

Also: the Nair marketing team win, but at what cost?

The facepalm. A classic motion that immediately conveys the inner feeling of the palmer. Almost always, those are shame and exasperation. Usually, it’s impulsive. One of those go-to motions when you hear about the egregiously stupid act someone has committed or a particularly shameful news story. It’s a classic; deified by one of the internet’s oldest and most popular Advice Animal memes: Jean-Luc Picard’s famous facepalm. It’s one of those images that strikes an immediate, visceral reaction fr…

A big focus on the wrath of the ocean.

What's next? Chet?!

Plus: Friends ignoring you? Fake your own death!

Also, the two vintage meme legends unite.

Yet more dispatches from social media.