Dammit Tumblr, always delivering the sass. And honestly, who couldn't use a little more sass in their lives? BUT - there is way more than just sass on there: Tumblr has it all. We collected all the funniest Tumblr posts right here for you to enjoy. Cringe, wtf, laugh-cry, rofl, smh, chuckle, snort. The little gold nuggets of hilarity that make the day worth it. Come and find your gold nuggets, my little oompa loompas. Enjoy!
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Can you guys even believe that it's nearly Christmas? That means that it's nearly New Years, which means it's the end of a decade! But before we get too ahead of ourselves, let's take some time to enjoy some sassy Christmas cheer - because, let's face it, we're all a little stressed out and could use some dumb humor for a hot second.
Are you tired of all the creepy, spooky Halloween sh*t? Well we've got just the thing for you! Dog tweets that contain equal parts cute and snarky, because dog-shaming is our favorite thing ever.
Office jobs can typically be pretty straight-laced and boring, so it can be tough to find some of that much-needed comedic relief from time to time. Sometimes you've gotta get creative when you want to be petty or start some drama at work, which is why we appreciate these clever people for their expert-level snark!
It might be safe to say that we have a little crush on Pitch Perfect actress Anna Kendrick. If you're not sold on her quite yet, all you have to do is take a little stroll through her Twitter feed for some prime snarky humor! Lucky for you, we've gathered up some of her best tweets below!
It's hard out there for a single person in 2019. Dating apps like Tinder have supposedly made it easier to find a date, but sometimes we feel like it just complicates things. You gotta deal with ghosting, crazies, and the occasional conversation that totally flops, such as the following. But hey, at least we got quite a bit of amusement out of reading through these!
If you ask a stupid question on the internet then you're kind of asking to get roasted. Sorry not sorry. When someone on Quora asked if it was alright to refuse the complementary food on a flight, this guy's response was pretty perfect. Was it a little over-the-top? Probably, but it sure did provide for quite a bit of entertainment!
There are some people in the world who just can never take responsibility for their actions. Everyone is always out to get them and they're always being "wronged" in some way. Can't possibly be that they're the one acting like an a-hole, right?
This particular dude, "George," left a scathing Yelp review after he visited an axe-throwing facility and claimed that the employee serving his party was acting in a discriminatory manner toward his friend. After the manager replied to his review, it was immediately evident that "George" left out a pretty good chunk of the story!
Not everyone stops to read the dedicated section of a book, but those who do are sometimes in for a little treat. These authors in particular decided to throw a little troll-y spice into their writing. Because life is undeniably short, why the hell not? We certainly got some LOLs out of it!
Work can be a dull, dreary place that you absolutely dread going to every morning, especially when your coworkers are lame as hell. These people, however, took it upon themselves to troll their coworkers and we applaud them for that. The jokes might be really bad, but at least they managed to make their work spaces a little more bearable!
We have to be honest, most of these tweets are better than anything we could come up with, and we're willing to admit that. Coming up with witty tweets is an art form in and of itself, and we applaud these clever Twitter users and think they deserve some recognition!
Comic artist Seebangnow drew up this wholesome tear-jerking meme about a little dog being admitted to heaven. However, with the internet being the internet, the heartwarming meme quickly turned into a snide exploitable review of both hated and beloved moments in pop culture. Not gonna lie, some of these might be a little triggering to ya.
