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This "Chernobyl" thing is going too far.
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Chernobyl has been on the minds of pretty much everyone as the HBO drama regarding the nuclear disaster has become the most popular show on television. The program is being lauded as a bleak masterpiece by most critics. Unfortunately, this attention has done more than stimulate tv-watching brains and educate the masses. The show and disaster seem to have piqued the interest of attention-hungry Instagram "influencers," who have been taking some pretty heinous selfies in Pripyat, Ukraine. Thankfully, when people on Twitter see dumbasses, they're not afraid to call them out. And boy, are these roasts entertaining.
Following Snapchat's gender-swapping app craze, people are now obsessed with the "baby filter" which transforms one into a baby-version of themselves. The results have been creepily realistic-looking, which makes us wonder WTF kind of voodoo magic those developers at Snapchat are using.
And if you haven't seen 'em yet, be sure to check out our Game of Thrones gender swaps!
Regardless of what you think of the Millennial generation, we can all probably agree that the stereotypes surrounding them are pretty damn hilarious. These tweets poke fun at Generation Y's need for safe spaces, their obsession with avocado toast, and their addiction to technology. Now if only they'd quit demanding affordable healthcare - the horror!
Samuel L. Jackson is legendary for many reasons; his prolific acting career, fondness for expletives, political activism...and selfies? The award-winning actor has a serious penchant for taking awkward selfies with just a fraction of his face in the corner of the frame. The reason behind this bizarre phenomenon? He wants people to know that it's really him taking the photo and posting it to social media. This is refreshing, especially during a time when most celebrities hire people to run their accounts. We've put together a few of his greatest hits for your enjoyment - and you can find more on his Facebook.
Earlier this week, Bored Panda shared the story of Kimiko Nishimoto, an 89 year old woman with a penchant for taking some seriously incredible self-portraits. The Japanese grandmother is relatively new to photography (she's been practicing for 17 years) but as you can see, she definitely has a knack for the art. Nishimoto's lively and humorous work is so popular that electronics giant Epson will be exhibiting her work in Tokyo. We won't be able to make it to Japan for the big show, so this collection of quirky "selfies" will have to do.
