Ever witness an attitude so foul that you can't help but think "Who hurt you?" We have. And right now, much of Twitter is giving us that exact feeling of both sadness as fear. Hundreds of women on the cursed social media site have been sharing their hopes for men we must assume are their exes. The curse-like tweets range from relatively harmless to straight up evil. And we're seriously enjoying them.
Facebook is a wonderfully entertaining cesspool of freaks. From pyramid scheme promoting moms to anti-vaxxers, the whole site is a veritable goldmine of cringe. And we've just stumbled upon some Grade A material. After her ex-boyfriend's mother talked smack about her dead grandmother, one enterprising woman took it upon herself to steal some astro turf from the maternal shit-talker. And then tried to sell it. While some of her Facebook friends were supportive of the criminal act, the mom herself makes an appearance in the comments and things go downhill (or uphill, depending on how you look at it) from there.
Warning: if you're sensitive about foul language, do not proceed. These people boast very colorful vocabulary.
If you've ever looked at your Facebook Messenger spam mailbox, you've probably seen a nice mix of scammers, creeps, and bots. We've been seen a ton of the former lately, and can't help but feel for the people who fall prey to their tactics. While most people just delete these insidious messages, others opt to have some trollish fun with the greedy scammers. Imgur user L0LiAteYourCat is one such person. After someone tried to steal from them on the messaging app, they decided to waste the criminal's time. While it's not jail or hard-hitting revenge, trolling is a lot better than nothing.
Internet commenters can weave absolute gold or remind us of how completely terrible the human race is. This dude Wade definitely falls into the latter category. After an unsuspecting woman told an innocent story of indulging in an ice cream pop, Wade thought that this Spongebob meme Facebook page was the perfect place for picking someone up. The page's fans disagreed, and immortalized his creepy comment the best way they know how: with memes.
Editor's note: It's been brought to our attention that this Wade character is actually a convicted murderer - in his own words. It's not very surprising that someone who brags about killing a person would be a total creep on Facebook.
We absolutely love seeing scammers get owned while scammin', and this text exchange is one of the better ones we've seen in a while. This dude "Michael" plays along with an insanely obvious attempt at robbery, and the results are completely hilarious. He trolls the scammer so hard they end up begging him to stop wasting his time. Incredible.
It's not uncommon these days to see people begging for money on social media. Needy Twitter and Instagram users beg for a Venmo here and a Cash App there. But what are they offering in return? Nothing. This new Twitter meme, however, shows off 2019's business savvy. Instead of asking for handouts, users are instead offering to perform petty acts of revenge on your enemies, for the pretty price of $20. This is something we can get behind.
Well it looks like these crazed lunatics thought it was cruel or something that we're all out there trying to toss poké balls at the next animated Pidgey or whatever; but damn if they took matters too far when they decided to dress up as giant Pikachus to make their point...
