Do you remember your first experience with memes ? I fondly remember surfing through image macro websites as a kid, finding the best Bad Luck Brian and Unhelpful High School Teacher memes the internet had to offer. These days, memes move quickly. It's common for a meme to have one day of glory before it falls back into obscurity, unlikely to be circulated again. However, the memes of yore lasted. It was common for singular meme formats to spread for years without dipping in relevancy. It's inte…

When Twitter user @canceric found himself accepted by a Flat Earth Facebook page, he couldn't resist having fun with its members. The PUBG player decided to take a screenshot while playing the game and posted it to the group as though it were a photo of the Black Sea. He specifically notes the lack of curvature and the Flat Earthers took the bait from there.

Australians, man.

Why are you guys so surprised?

Scammers are getting more and more banal. In the days of yore, they pretended to be Nigerian princes, literal royalty, in order to get money from the most vulnerable and gullible people they could possibly scam. Now, scammers are so boring. They pretend to be family members in need of money. They make fake Venmo accounts with your name and face on them, and Venmo requests your friends and family $400 for “grocery money” The glamour and theatrics that once defined the online scammer industry hav…

'90s kids are really showing their age here!

Mark, we're rooting for you.