That place will definitely have to be saged now

Brotherhood of the traveling polo

A very random gift

“POV you go into your besties work with wigs/dressed like hippies and act like weirdos the whole time and she never realizes it's you.”

Kris Jenner has been a queen of memes for years. From “You're doing amazing sweetie” to “Kim, would you stop taking pictures of yourself?” Your sister is going to jail," Kris Jenner's quotes from Keeping Up With the Kardashians have been meme staples for years. However, the newest Kris Jenner meme does not come from the reality show that launched her stardom, nor does it come from the virtually identical Hulu spinoff, The Kardashians. No, the meme that has sprouted up on TikTok finds its origin…

Her sister would bully her and steal her close, now her sister is unknowingly paying for her to live—karma justice?

How far would you go to get back at a cheating partner? Taking revenge on someone who has wronged you has the potential to be cathartic and worthwhile, but it can also go way too far. Childlike retaliation like egging someone's house or car is generally accepted as harmless, but when it veers into more permanent destruction of property, or worse, that's when things get controversial.

This dude went for it.

Brutal

The instant awkwardness is palpable in this TikTok—the guys' reaction feels so sincere though.

@wrrsfhherafb Love life, love to share #dhgate #fypシ #foryou #life #sewingforyoupage #funny #daily #sew #copywriter #tiktok #bingdundun ♬ original sound - wrrsfh herafb While @wrrsfhherafb uploaded the video that went viral, the TikTik appears to be a repost, so the identity of the parent who pranked their daughter and her friends is unknown. So from here on out, we'll refer to the parent as “OP” rather than @wrrsfhherafb.

Is this a devious lick?

It should come as no surprise that Peter McIndoe, founder of the ‘Birds Aren’t Real' movement has a sense of humor. The “movement,” which started in 2017 as a sort of meme page joke, has exploded in recent years,. The 23 year old's kooky parody initiative has attracted the attention of many media outlets - even the New York Times. McIndoe's most recent media appearance, however, was a little less serious than the detailed and complimentary feature in the times. While talking to WGN Morning News…

Festive prankery

What an epic way to go out