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Fake texts have been going around forever - people want that clout. Fortunately for us, there's a subreddit dedicated to these cringey, yet hilarious, text exchanges. We've put up our favorite, wince-inducing examples, but if you want more head on over to r/badfaketexts. The only thing you have to lose is your faith in humanity.
Music Journalist Andrew Male started a conversation about great albums that have absolutely terrible covers and people are tweeting their thoughts on the matter.
Remember ASCII art? Or are you too young? The text-based art was all the rage back when we were pimping our MySpace and AIM profiles. in the last week, the images seem to be making a comeback - this time via meme. The trend in question features two stick figures, one of them standing at the top of some stairs having seemingly kicked the other down a flight. The figures are meant to represent things that are at odds with each other, or a person's preferences; think Coke vs. Pepsi or snacks and summer bodies. The meme is incredibly versatile - and very relatable. Here are some of our favorites...the seasonal depression example is particularly triggering.
