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We know that Millennials aren't all entitled cheapskates (we are Millennials after all) but we have to say that people like British YouTuber Elle Darby make us look really bad. 

Darby requested via email a free five-night stay for her and her boyfriend at a hotel in Ireland. Instead of paying the hotel, she would give the business "exposure" - the hotel owner was certainly having none of that and replied to her with a snarky email, which he has since published online. He even went on to ban all social media influencers from his places of business.

Do you think the hotel owner's response was fair or did it go too far? Let us know in the comments!

Think of this super-sized batch of memes as a ladies night you can access from your computer or mobile phone. The memes range from painfully self-owns to amusing and relatable truths. I mean, who hasn't stalked a dude for their bestie? Or dealt with a period-related pain in the ass?

Y'all ready to lean into the weekend? This assortment of stupid shitposts, clever memes, and amusing tweets, is sure to help you take a proverbial load off and get into some serious relaxation. 

Twitter is an absolute cesspool of political drama, porn, and general dumbassery. But sometimes people who are a hell of a lot funnier than we are show their comic mettle in the form of a tweet. We've put together some of these funny tidbits in case you need a reminder that Twitter can still be entertaining and not just horrible.

When we reported on these wildly trending 'Ight Imma Head Out' memes last week we had no idea how hugely they'd blow up. Even some of our favorite and most revered memes are dead after three days. This one refuses to leave without a fight, and the proof is all over Reddit and Instagram. It's impossible to avoid the meme while scrolling, but we're more than okay with that because these Spongebob memes are funny as hell.

People with dirty names really, uh, came together after Natalie Weiner tweeted a photo of a form that claimed her surname was actually offensive language. The Cummings, Gays, and even a Schmuck came to the thread as a show of sweet and hilarious solidarity. Beyond appreciating the general entertainment of this thread, we really hope that the exchange has shined a proper light on the plight of people with naughty names. They deserve justice. 

Cringe. Cringe everywhere.

Some people are so stupid that it's painful. Like, just think about how we have to share a planet with these people - people who clearly did not pay attention in any of their classes past the fifth grade. Now think about how these people have the power of social media at their fingertips. At least in the past stupid people didn't have a platform to share their asinine views with the entire world!

In this day and age, social media can really make or break a brand. We all know that companies like Wendy's are killing it, but honestly we think Slim Jim's social media manager might give them a run for their money with their hysterical Instagram account. 

So grab yourself a delicious long boi and browse through a few of Slim Jim's hysterical house-made memes and tweets straight from their Instagram account!

Ryan Reynolds is back at his troll game, and he's at it hard. The handsome actor, who is pretty well known for his amazing tweetsand Instagram posts, decided to do something special for his very pregnant wife on her birthday yesterday. Reynolds posted an entire gallery of Blake Lively in far more unflattering situations than we're used to. While Lively is hard pressed to take a bad photos, the gallery is extremely silly, and a very Reynolds-style troll. You may remember his birthday message from a couple years ago. What really makes these two #couplegoals (barf) is that Blake is not afraid to troll back. After those strategically cropped photos went up for her birthday, she fired back on his special day withphotos of Ryan Gosling. We can't wait to see the kind of mischief they get up to in future posts. 

Happy Monday! We'll get through this together.

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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.

Smash Mouth's 'All-Star' is a meme all its own (as can be proved in our lists here and here) but one good samaritan by the name of Isaac Meyer decided to take his devotion to the next level by translating the popular tune into the ancient language of Aramaic. And then translating it back to English. The nearly prophetic-sounding translation went viral after being tweeted by Jen Maglio, and people on Twitter went absolutely nuts over it. After haters started to argue with the translation's authenticity, Meyer himself uploaded a video performing his translation and shutting down the doubtful whiners. We're far from experts in ancient languages, but this sh*t is unbelievably entertaining. We choose to believe in the translation's authenticity, and thank Meyer for helping the world, one Aramaic translation at a time.

Former Brat Pack star and Parks and Rec darling Rob Lowe is easily one of our favorite celebrities - and it seems that talent runs strong in his gene pool. Twitter user Marianne Lane has significantly brightened our weeks with the revelation that John Lowe has been roasting almost all of his famous father's Instagram posts. From razzing Lowe for posting that bogus Instagram privacy hoax to mocking his acting skills, the recent Stanford grad has definitely revealed himself as the funniest dude in his family. We've put together some of his most fiery efforts, but we're sure there's loads more where these came from. Happy scrolling!

This fake "Customer Support" account has been trolling Facebook for what feels like forever. The tolls behind the account focus mainly on UK-based businesses, but we can still appreciate their antics from across the pond. Trolling is basically a universal language - it's quite beautiful.