As much as we try to fight it, some things really do not change. Twitter user @prinxeMU asked followers to share their most "on brand" stories from childhood. The answers range from disgusting to cringey. All are hilarious.
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Daily Star published an article yesterday entitled, "Men Reveal the Three Words They LOVE to Hear During Sex," and of course people on Twitter started making fun of the article by posting their own ridiculous three words.
Spoiler Alert: She is often shocked. It seems that Distracted Boyfriend's ball and chain is very much typecast in her stock photo shoots. Twitter user Ernie Smith wowed the site with an extra large dump of her past work - much of it involving looking shocked while staring at a screen. Distracted Boyfriend was one of the most beloved memes of 2017, so it's no surprise that folks are eating up this fun thread. Now we just need some more info on the lady in red.
If you're an OG memer, then you probably remember Ceiling Cat from long, long ago. He's the adorable kitty poking his head down through the ceiling, and he even inspired his arch-nemesis meme, Basement Cat.
Scottish Twitter user Emma recently tweeted about a cat living in the ceiling of the animal welfare league that her friend's mom visited. The cat started garnering attention online and jogged some fond memories of the first Ceiling Cat.
We've seen bot-generated chapters of Harry Potter and Seinfeld episodes, so when we first saw Keaton Patti's bot-written Olive Garden commercial, we didn't bat an eye. The dialogue is hilariously and perfectly off, it's so bad it seems real. Alas, some (many) things on the internet are just too good to be true, and our friends at Gizmodo made us meme freaks feel pretty frickin' dumb.
It turns out that Mr. Patti, a writer who has contributed to the New Yorker, and, tellingly, The Onion, has written these fake masterpieces before. He's not the only one. The meme is apparently abundant on Twitter. The fact that even bigger media outlets fell for us makes it a little better, but we still have to hand it to these memers for their dedication and creativity.
Rapper Post Malone might be an ink addict. The 22 year old debuted his newest face tattoos yesterday and the internet is pretty divided. The tats, which read "Always" and "Tired" underneath his eyes, were done by tattoo artist Chad Rowe - and later shared and snapped by photographer Adam DeGross.
The art is hardly the rapper's first foray into face ink - which is something that some people on Twitter are keen to point out. While some people are relating to the "Always tired" sentiment, others are bemoaning his choice to have it plastered permanently on his face. We're fans of "freedom of ink
