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22 Memes That Only Tell the Truth

These memes are hard to argue with.

By figgyPudding

Featured 1 year ago in Funny

20 ‘Rags to Riches’ Stories That Are Completely Bogus

Rich people love to talk about how they worked so hard for their money, but fail to mention that their parents also worked hard for their money and their grandparents.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Facepalm

24 People Who Clearly Missed the Joke

Sarcasm is the native tongue of the internet.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Facepalm

28 Pics From the Depths of r/facepalm

They get worse the more you scroll.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Facepalm

Employee Works Overtime on Day Off, Gets Chewed Out by Entitled Boss

File this under 'incompetent bosses continuing to be incompetent.'

By zachnading

Featured 1 year ago in Wow

20 Hard to Believe Facts That Sounds Fake But Aren’t

There are some wild things that have happened in history, but some are just not believable.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Wtf

23 Awful Things That Warrant Hatred

They get a lot of hate... and they should.

By figgyPudding

Featured 1 year ago in Wow

20 Inventors Who Were Taken Out By Their Own Inventions

Over at r/AskReddit we found some of the horror stories of inventors and their early demise due to the inventions they made.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Facepalm

20 Amazing Facts You Definitely Didn’t Know

There's no shortage of interesting facts on the internet, and here's a list of some you may not have heard. f

By Toonacious

Featured 1 year ago in Wow

Employees of the Super Wealthy Share Their ‘Were Not In Kansas Anymore’ Moments of Realization

There's a difference between being "rich" and being "filthy rich."

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Wow

Employees of Five Star Hotels Dish Their Dirty Resort Secrets

Just because a hotel is expensive that doesn't always mean it's well maintained or without its fair share of depravity.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Wtf

Redditors Are Spamming r/Pics With Photos of John Oliver In Solidarity With Protesting Subreddits

Last week around 7,000 of Reddit's biggest and most active subreddits went private in protest of the companies' decision to ban third-party apps from accessing Reddit API.

By Peter Rapine

Featured 1 year ago in Funny

15 People Reveal What They Love About The '90s

The good old '90s. The last time the world was truly happy before it went insane was in the late 2000s.

By Toonacious

Featured 1 year ago in Feels

18 Skills That Are Easier To Learn Than You Think

They say it's never too late to learn something new, especially with these skills...

By Toonacious

Featured 1 year ago in Ftw

25 Popular Things From 2000s That Aren't Used Anymore

Who would've thought that some of the most exciting things from the early 2000s wouldn't even last a decade?

By Toonacious

Featured 1 year ago in Funny

The Worst, Dumbest Secrets You’ll Never Tell Your Spouse

Life is best when spent with those we love.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Funny

20 Times People Let Their Enemies Self-Sabotage

If someone you dislike is about to step on a rake, don't intervene, let them smack themself in the face.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Ftw

22 Dangerous Places to Avoid Entirely

Even the slightest blunder can cost you your life. Hence, it's better to be aware of some of the most normal places you probably should avoid.

By Toonacious

Featured 1 year ago in Creepy

20 High School Incidents That People Will Never Forget

Every school has those wild students that act out or a senior prank that went wrong.

By RustyBuckler

Featured 1 year ago in Wtf

'Biden Pointing at a Sandbag' Is Reddit's Latest Photoshop Battle

After Biden took a tumble on stage at the Air Force Academy's graduation ceremony, a photo of the president pointing at the culprit of his spill – a sandbag – made the rounds leading to a classic Reddit battle.

By Peter Rapine

Featured 1 year ago in Funny