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If you've been on the internet over the past week then you've probably heard about the "how hard did aging hit you challenge," in which people on social media compare photos of themselves from 2009 with a current photo from 2019. The challenge started on Facebook and quickly gained popularity on other platforms, also inspiring some people to make satirical then-and-now posts.
Scroll down to see some major glow-ups!
We're willing to bet that you all have those Facebook or Instagram friends that make you wonder how they're still allowed on the sites. Their posts might make you cringe or curse humanity, but you keep 'em around because they're entertaining. Here's a batch of those kinda posts without the guilt you feel from actually knowing the posters.
These lies are giving us LIFE! Slate writer Nicole Cliffe started Twitter thread gold when she shared the most outrageous lie she's ever told for personal gain. When she asked Twitter users to share their own, the response was overwhelming. And seriously hilarious.
It's no secret that Scottish twitter is almost its own language. The mix of weird and phonetic spelling, combined with bracing wit and hilarious observations makes these Tweets the perfect way to waste time and improve your mood.
It's Saturday night! Which means it's almost Sunday. Which means it's time to start feeling sad about Monday and the impending week ahead. You know what that means? You need some memes, because memes will make you laugh, and laughing is the key to happiness. Guaranteed or your money back.
Police departments have been using Facebook to find (and roast) criminals for quite some time, but we're betting the Richland WA Police Department had no idea they'd be creating viral content this past Wednesday. Their social media posted one of their usual 'Wanted Wednesday' calls for action, and to their surprise, the perp himself replied.
Anthony Akers, wanted for "failure to comply" replied to the post telling them to "calm down, im going to turn myself in" (sic). That's when the fun started. After a few very chatty posts and some unfulfilled promises, Akers did in fact turn himself in - but not before posting a photo of the process. We hope he has a fun time behind bars, and maybe accss to Facebook. We could use a little more of his antics in our lives.
