rebels

r/madlads is a great document of the chaotic rebels of the world who have no regard for rules, regulations, and politeness. The sort of people who'd answer a Craigslist listing for a used washing machine just to do a free load of laundry and then ghost the seller. We've got a very entertaining collection of mad lads and pranksters who give absolutely zero f**ks. Be sure to check out r/madlads for even more great content.

Hold onto your butts, y'all, 'cause you're about to bear witness to some mad lads in action. Whether they're exacting petty revenge or showing serious dedication to a joke, these geniuses bring some seriously clever tomfoolery to the internet. They may not be making the world a better place, but they're definitely keeping us entertained. And isn't that the point of the internet, anyway?

We all knew that one brazen-faced kid in school who would talk back to the teacher and break the dress code on purpose just for the hell of it. Well, there are plenty of these first world anarchists and absolute madlads still roaming the internet. We've got a bunch of amusing examples of rebels breaking rules, being snarky in the comments, and doing as they please. Maybe some of these madlads will inspire your inner badass.

We're all for playful menaces who live to cause trouble in an otherwise mundane world. That's why we're obsessed with r/firstworldanarchists—an entertaining document of hooligans disrespecting the rules of polite society. If you've ever smoked a cig next to a 'No Loitering' sign or put the crust back on a de-crusted peanut butter & jelly sandwich, you'll probably get a slight thrill out of this collection of first world anarchists being harmlessly naughty.

The final installment of the Skywalker saga has been met with near-universal contempt, but Twitter is particularly miffed over one especially dumb line. In The Rise of Skywalker,  pilot Poe Dameron (played by Oscar Isaac) explains to resistance fighters that "Palpatine somehow returned." The very vague statement, which provides absolutely no explanation, is really all we get for the context of an important villain's return. People on Twitter have been roasting the shoddy storytelling to no end, and it's pretty entertaining. 

Sometimes when you're feeling crushed by the weight of The Man, you just want to do something outrageous to teach him a lesson. Unfortunately, most of us need to keep our jobs, so we need to find more subtle ways to stick it to him. These first-world anarchists are showing you how to do it right!