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Much to the dismay of high school vapers everywhere, the Trump administration is reportedlyplanning to ban most flavored e-cigs due to a (supposed) rise of vaping-related illnesses and other health concerns, along with six deaths. 

Memerseverywhere can't help themselves from making a mockeryof the situation, alleging that there have been far more deaths caused by both gun violence and cigarettes that the government has yet to act on. Not to mention, many believe that the ban is solely some sort of conspiracy theory by big tobacco to sell more cigarettes. 

The following are some of the best memes and reaction tweets that we could find!

These are the kinds of pics that you don't really want to look at, but at the same time you also just can't look away. Beware.

Twitter user Mike Mulloy had the right idea when he called out Jacob Obers on Twitter for claiming that he and his girlfriend bought a house at age 19. First of all, who the hell even buys property anymore? And secondly, we're willing to bet that neither of these doofus kids have ever even had jobs before. Next!

As one Tumblr user points out, it's kind of weird how damn responsible the Hogwarts students are throughout the Harry Potter series. They're teenagers, after all! You know, aside from all of the weird shenanigans Harry, Ron and Hermione get into that ultimately play into stopping Voldemort, there seems to be a lack of regular dumb teenager sh*t just for the hell of it, and that's where Tumblr's idea for a "Wizard Jackass" comes into play. 

Instead of tweeting about the sexual orientations of various characters, maybe you should take note on this, J.K. Rowling!

Unless you were one of the popular kids, then middle schoolwas probably rough AF for you. Most of us normal people were braces-clad with a God-awful sense of fashion and a terrible haircut. But luckily, most of us grew up and figured life out a little better, and now we're thriving (maybe)!

And to all of the middle school bullies who tormented us endlessly, we still haven't forgiven you and you can bet your ass that we still laugh at your miserable lives on Facebook. (Looking at you, Amy.)

Many of us Millennials went through that inevitably cringey phase of our early teens in the mid-2000s where literally any mildly sentimental quote on LiveJournal or Myspace was thoroughly profound enough to bring us to tears. Today's version of that is, of course, the infamously cheesy Tumblr.

You've likely been seeing the word "Sbeve" everywhere on the internet lately, and in case it's (understandably) lost on you, it refers to cheesy posts and quotes on Tumblr that 14-year-old girls would generally find incredibly deep. 

One such example that's popped up all over the internet recently is the phrase "S[he] Be[lie]ve[d]," which you've probably noticed also displays the hidden message "he lied." Once you take that "hidden" message out, what's left is "Sbeve." Cue resulting dumb memes.

Sometimes we have to separate ourselves from our symbiotic relationship with the internet at remind ourselves: g*ddamn this place is messed up, and yet still wildly entertaining. Twitter user @Mikaela_wild helped us revisit this notion on President's Day. The Minnesotan called a very special niche of TikTok to our attention. The divorce and breakup videos. We thought that TikTok was cringey to begin with, but this Twitter thraed has opened our minds to levels of corniness and cringe that we really didn't think was possible. 

We all have embarrassing teenage stories that range from "oof" to "YIKES," but this kid might take the cake for having the most embarrassing story of all. It all started with a tweet from his step dad, who wanted to give the world a hysterical play-by-play. Scroll down to see what happens!

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!