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Dr. Pimple Popper performs a 'life-changing' pop on a juicy cyst right by this guy's eye.

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Dr. Pimple Popper doesn't just produce amazing popping videos to satisfy all us weirdos who love them—she also changes lives. Just look at this young athlete who came to her with a fat epidermoid cyst on the bridge of his nose. This thing has been obscuring his vision and making him self-conscious for years, but Dr. Lee squeezed it out in just minutes. And the moment when it popped was just as cathartic as you'd hope.

Skip to 2:00 if all you want to see is the pop itself.

That was inspiring. Let's watch it again.


Weed dealer accidentally texts teen customer’s mom, narrowly avoids disaster.

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Teens: if you must switch phones with your moms, let your weed dealer know, k? A 15-year-old named Christian switched phone numbers with his mom, but his weed dealer never got the memo. So things got sticky when his mom received a text that read: "need bud?"

Luckily, the dealer made a fast and beautiful save. It's almost as if he or she has had to weasel out of this kind of situation before.

Christian's sister, Anna, tweeted out this photo of the exchange, which she (and the rest of the internet) found hilarious. Watch and learn, folks:

The mom's question: "does he need what?" will strike fear into the heart of anyone who has ever pissed off a mom before (all of us). Personally, I would've destroyed the phone and applied to law school. But the dealer smoothly replied: "Bud. A buddy. I heard he lonely AF."

Anna told Mashable that the mom eventually did figure out what "bud" means, because moms are the OG's of getting to the bottom of things.

Christian, of course, denied everything.

But the hero of this story remains this slick-fingered dealer, who is being lauded on Twitter as the G.O.A.T.

Not all heroes wear capes. But this one might. You never know with weed dealers.

Uber releases rules for passengers, bans flirting and vomiting.

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Sigh. It looks like Uber has officially transitioned from the fun, cool car service who let's you take a sip of its wine while your mom's not looking to the strict, uptight car service that won't let you go to the movies on Friday night. Uber recently released its first-ever set of rules for passengers.

The new list of rules bans flirting while riding, vandalism, and "vomiting due to excessive alcohol consumption," among other things. Breaking these rules could result in being permanently banned from using Uber.

“Most riders show drivers the respect they deserve,” Uber said in a statement. “But some don’t – whether it’s leaving trash in the car, throwing up in the back seat after too much alcohol or asking a driver to break the speed limit so they can get to their appointment on time."

“This kind of poor behavior is not OK.”

Anyone else feel like they're being lectured by their high school gym teacher?

UGHHHH. I can't even trash the vehicle?! Uber, you're no fun!

They also don't want people "to shout, swear or slam the car door" or bring guns into the car. (Fine.)

The rules go on to state that “Any behavior involving violence, sexual misconduct, harassment, discrimination, or illegal activity while using Uber can result in the immediate loss of your account.”

Okay, fine. These rules are probably a good idea and in the best interest of everyone. But I'm still going to complain about you grounding me last weekend, Uber.

Jenna Dewan Tatum describing her 'primal' sex life with Channing Tatum will make you blush.

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Jenna Dewan Tatum dished about her sex life with husband Channing Tatum in a new interview for Cosmopolitanwhich I just read three times. Is it hot in here?

“I’ve always been a very sexual person,” said the 36-year-old actress and dancer, surprising no one.“Something about being a dancer connects you to your physical body. It’s primal, earthy, sexual energy by nature. You feel your body in a certain way.”

Primal? Earthy? She's trying to tell us they do it in forest like George of the Jungle, right? I knew it.

Fortunately, she seems to have met her match. “Channing is very much the same way," she said. "He’s very in tune with that.” Uh, we know. We've seen Magic Mike. We've seen Magic Mike XXL. We will see all the Magic Mikes.

The couple, who met on the set of the movie Step Up, have been married for seven sex-filled years. And, like so many great love stories, it all started with a drunken hook up. "We hadn’t even kissed. And then he went out partying with a bunch of dancers,” Dewan Tatum recalls. “His room was right above mine, and he came down drunk with a sombrero on, banging on my door.”

Channing Tatum showed up outside her door wearing a cowboy hat and then they did it and now they're married? So weird. She's literally living a dream I once had.

People revealed the dumbest things they ever did while miraculously not dying.

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We cheat death every day just living our lives—driving,eating, and other normal pursuits could very easily kill us all. And yet many of us still try to court the Grim Reaper by running as fast as possible across the thinly iced-over pond of morality. Some Redditors recently revealed the dumbest things they ever did that somehow didn't end in their own deaths.

1. Kids and fire, a classic combo from Slaycube.

Little kid me had trouble sleeping so he would pass the time in his room throwing tissue paper into the space heater and watching it burst into flames on contact. Some how I did not start a massive fire, burn myself, nor get caught.

2. This one from 1_Bearded_Dude will poke you right in the feels.

When I was younger, probably around 8 or 9, I loved to play with syringes. Now note, we had a couple syringes around the house that didn't use needles, like for cleaning out the pockets after a wisdom teeth surgery and stuff. I would play with them in the bath, just fill them up with water, squirt them in my mouth, shoot it at the wall, etc. It was just like a mini squirt gun for me.

One day my friends and I were playing around a construction site. I found a syringe there. This one did have a needle. I carefully grabbed it and took it home. I never told my parents.

I remember taking it to the bath and playing with it like always. I filled it up with water, squirted in my mouth. I was careful with the needle, but after playing for a while I poked myself. It hurt, so I decided to throw it away after that and I was done with it.

3. Was idelta777 stupid? Sure. But refusing to be victimized? Badass.

I was walking to my house, just one block away, suddenly a guy in a hoodie comes to me, tells me to give him my stuff and shows me a gun. I froze and didn't say anything, this was my first time being mugged. He tried to reach in my pockets and take my stuff by himself but I just started walking and went past him without saying a word like nothing happened, he just yelled "fuck you" and that was it. When he yelled I knew that was the end of it and realised how stupid what I did was.

4. After Heavy_Cheese_Gunner was done, the neighborhood smelled like Ocean Cool for days.

I sprayed deodorant into a plastic bottle, put in a fuse, lit it, and ran away, hoping for a cool explosion. It did not explode as I had hoped, but rather shot across the yard with a bluish flame coming out of the end. Then it hit a tree and sort of splatted.

5. It's because of people like McGruffin that Lawn Darts are banned.

When we were kids, my friend and I used to play a game where we would throw lawn darts straight up into the air, and then stand there and try not to get hit. When the darts hit the ground, they would make such a deep impact they would be tough to pull out. We are very lucky that we never lost.

6. The only thing burgled from iambaney that day was kindness.

My house got broken into while I was home alone and sleeping. Instead of making my presence known or calling the police or anything reasonable like that, I stood up in my room and froze until the burglar got to my part of the house. When he shone his flashlight on me, my instinct was to greet him with a casual "Hello!" Super friendly tone, like my next words might be "Glad you could pop in! How are the kids?" Before I could say anything else, he dropped the loot and darted out the back door faster than anything.

Nothing was stolen and no one was hurt. Considering I probably surprised and scared the shit out of him, that scene could have ended in much worse ways.

7. Freadan goes with the floe.

Once, as a teen, I decided to do a running long jump out to an ice flow that was in the middle of a lake. The ice had melted around it, leaving it free floating. I landed fine and thought it was pretty cool. Got yelled at by my parents and jumped back to shore, falling short and soaking my legs. I got chewed out later because if I had broken through the ice, or fell in the water I could have died.

8. MiniAfroNinja is so totally metal, even at age 8. With a toaster.

When I was 8 I put a metal knife in the toaster because my toast got stuck. I hit abit of metal in the toaster and my hand got shocked and my arm automatically flew back and I dropped the knife on the kitchen floor without even thinking about it. It was such a weird feeling that I cant really describe.

9. Let's hope nurturingtrapdoor had their hazards on.

Backed up on the interstate because I missed my exit.

10. This story from kittysly is the one time stumbling on a secret stash of dogs was a bad thing.

When I was 12, I rode my bike down a small path in the forest past no trespassing signs. There were like 10 signs and I ignored them all. No good reason, I just didn't feel like turning around.

Turned out to be a guard/police dog training facility. Luckily the dogs happened to be inside for a training session. The owner came out screaming at me. Apparently the dogs would have torn me to pieces had they been out.

11. Heads up, TodayKindOfSucks.

It was a hot and humid late July day. The air conditioning on the train built in the 1970s didn't work, obviously, so some windows were open. I stuck my hand out to enjoy the breeze. Then I stuck my head out.

Then about 4 seconds after my head was back in, we passed a drop bridge that left maybe inches of room between the train and the outside. My head would've been taken off cleanly.

12. User natergonnanate could see his house from there, and also the face of Death.

I sat on the railing of a balcony. On the 26th floor.

13. High school was a gas for SecretlyaPolarBear.

In high school some buddies and I would go to one friend's house and have a fire and drink. We had snow more than half the year, so we got used to a snowy firepit and sometimes used gas to help light the fire. Drunken boredom ensued and not enough girls there to tell us how stupid we were being, but we ended up making snowballs, drenching them in gas, lighting them in the fire, then having a flaming snowball fight.

14. MrsRoseyCrotch had those classic summers: swimming pools, cinder blocks, and almost dying.

My siblings and I spent a lot of time in our pool growing up in Phoenix. We tried out all sorts of things that should have ended badly.

My favorite was how we'd put a metal bucket over our heads to breathe underwater from the air bubble inside. It was too hard to keep it from floating off our heads before we could explore the deep end of our pool so we put a cinder block on top of the bucket. We'd even do it if we were swimming alone.

Also, where were my parents all summer?

15. Pretty sure stormycloudysky did die and is a ghost now.

When I was 19 my accelerator stuck when I was about 5 minutes from home and I was like "whatever no big deal" and just coasted at 40 mph through the next 5 stoplights (they all turned green at the last second) and 3 stop signs to my driveway. My parents flipped when I told them.

16. A surprisingly not shocking entry from bob138235.

Well, yesterday I grabbed hold of the business end of some live jumper cables. Only had a minor burn on my hand.

17. Freckledgiraffe is bearly alive.

I chased a bear. a big ass bear.

The long, sad list of celebrities who died in 2016.

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There's no denying that 2016 has been a rough year for a lot of reasons, including the astounding number of celebrities who died. It was a dangerous time to be famous, because Death was on a rampage. The world lost musical geniuses, exceptional authors, and beloved actors at a rate that felt higher than in past years. Here are's a list of all the celebrities who died in 2016. We still can't believe they are gone.

David Bowie — January 10, 2016

Alan Rickman — January 14, 2016

Glenn Frey of the Eagles — January 18, 2016

Abe Vigoda — January 26, 2016

Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire — February 3, 2016

Dave Mirra — February 4, 2016

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia — February 13, 2016

Vanity — February 15, 2016

To Kill a Mockingbird author Harper Lee — February 19, 2016

Joey Martin Feek — March 4, 2016

..this was taken at one of our last concerts. Love is a powerful thing to pray for.

A photo posted by Joey+Rory (@roryandjoey) on

First Lady Nancy Reagan — March 6, 2016

Sir George Martin — March 8, 2016

Keith Emerson of Emerson, Lake & Palmer — March 11, 2016

Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest — March 22, 2016

Garry Shandling — March 24, 2016

Patty Duke — March 29, 2016

Merle Haggard — April 6, 2016

Doris Roberts — April 17, 2016

Chyna — April 20, 2016

Prince — April 21, 2016

Muhammad Ali — June 3, 2016

Christina Grimmie — June 10, 2016

Anton Yelchin — June 19, 2016

New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham — June 25, 2016

Night author Elie Wiesel — July 2, 2016

Garry Marshall — July 19, 2016

Star Wars actor Kenny Baker — August 13, 2016

Gene Wilder — August 29, 2016

Alexis Arquette — September 11, 2016

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? playwright Edward Albee— September 16, 2016

Arnold Palmer — September 25, 2016

Former Israeli president Shimon Peres — September 28, 2016

Leonard Cohen — November 7, 2016

Leon Russell — November 13, 2016

PBS Newshour host Gwen Ifill — November 14, 2016

Sharon Jones – November 18, 2016

The Nokia Theatre in NYC in 2009. #tbt

A photo posted by Sharon Jones (@sharonjones) on

Florence Henderson — November 24, 2016

Video of dads reading affirmations with their young daughters will make you cry all the tears.

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Need a break from reading the news and howling "whyyyyyyyy" into your TV? This emotional video from The Scene, which features dads reading affirmations they wrote with their young daughters, is the spa visit your soul so desperately needs.

The video was inspired by personal trainer Ron Alston, whose pep talk for his 3-year-old daughter, Aliya, went viral earlier this year. "I am strong. I am smart. I work hard. I am beautiful,” says Aliya in the original video, which made the whole internet cry.

Now, prepare to cry all over again:

It feels good to cry over something happy and hopeful, for a change, doesn't it?

And remember, even if you don't have a dad, or if your dad is the type who only speaks to you to scold you for dropping out of law school, you are strong. You are brave. You are loved. Love, me (your new dad)

Woman captures video of all the black women getting kicked out of Victoria's Secret after a shoplifter is caught.

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Kimberly Houzah was shopping at the Victoria's Secret in the Quintard Mall of Oxford, Ala. on Wednesday when a shoplifter was caught and ejected from the store. Houzah, a 27-year-old traveling nurse, and the only other black woman in the store were then approached by an associate at the store and asked to leave. Confusing, right? Because these women were not shoplifting and neither of them knew the woman who was.

Houzah was confused as well, but luckily she had the smarts to pull out her phone and start recording the entire thing on Facebook Live. "Now it was another black female in here that got caught stealing, right?" Houzah says to the camera. "And [the manager] asks me and another black female to leave. She can't tell us why but we're kicked out of the store."

Posted by Kimberly N. Houzah on Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Of course, the reason the store associate is unwilling to tell her is that she grouped all the black women in the store into one category: potential risks. In other words, it was an incident of racial profiling. As Houzah put it, "we have to be affiliated. So we're all put out."

In the video you can see that Houzah is forced to leave the store, and she continues recording as she walks through the parking lot and eventually gets in her car. At this point in the video, she is understandably upset. "I would never, ever step a foot back in that store," she said.

Victoria's Secret released a statement on Wednesday saying that they're, "aware of the situation," and, "currently putting together all the information we can gather," but Houzah decided to take justice into her own hand by returning to the Victoria's Secret the following day for a peaceful protest, according to the Anniston Star. While the employee that ejected Houzah wasn't present, the manager who was working apologized for what happened to Houzah, who was accompanied by her mother and other individuals supporting her cause.

Since then, Victoria's Secret's parent company has released another statement saying they will, "take the appropriate actions," which Houzah is hoping means that the employee who ejected her from the store will be fired. What Houzah did, from recording the incident and her reactions, to returning the next day to demand an apology, were acts of bravery in the face of racism that will hopefully inspire the rest of us to stand up for each other.

"I’m glad I brought a little sunlight to the problem," Houzah said Thursday. Let's all keep this in mind next time we see an injustice or need to go underwear shopping.


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This person accidentally brought the wrong grandma home from the airport.

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It was a more embarrassing Thursday than most for one Redditor who was tasked with picking up her grandma from the airport. Her grandma, who lives in Japan, "has always been afraid of flying, so she hasn’t traveled abroad in 10+ years," says user everygoodstuff, who has lived abroad since she was very young. That means that she hadn't seen her grandma in a long time.

Equipped with just her grandma's cell phone number and picture of her, everygoodstuff was nervous about her ability to identify her grandma, especially considering her grandma doesn't speak English, and everygoodstuff barely knows any Japanese.

Everygoodstuff describes her mounting nerves over the situation: "People arrive, and I keep waiting for an old Asian lady with snow white hair to come out. I try calling her phone number, but it seems like she ran out of battery or intentionally turned it off. After all, she’s not tech savvy and barely manages to dial our phone number because she’s very old—80’s approaching 90."

Finally, her grandma appears and looks exactly like the photo. Everygoodstuff picks her up with a hello in Japanese, but the two barely talk because of the language barrier. Hours later, once everygoodstuff has fed her grandma and offered her the bedroom of her little brother to relax in, her mom calls asking her why she hasn't gone to pick up her grandma. "I ask her 'wtf are you talking about because she’s here with me,'" says the Redditor, "and I snap a photo and send it to mom. Then she tells me that the lady isn’t our nana." Oops!

After the initial shock set in, everygoodstuff righted the wrong:

Anyways, I went back to the airport to pick up my real grandma, and she gave me a hug. I came back and talked to my fake grandma by having my mom translate our conversation via phone call. She was just an old lady from Japan whose family signed her up for a spa getaway retreat after her husband passed away, and thought I was from the agency to pick her up. I asked which resort she booked, saw her itinerary papers, and drove her to the place she signed up for. Before she left, my real grandma, fake grandma, and I had a mini supper, and I apologized for causing major confusion.

Sounds like just about the cutest possible ending to the story, solidifying the truth that all grandmas are Kind and Good. But it gets even better. After dropping off the woman who wasn't everygoodstuff's grandma at her actual spa destination, the non-grandma tipped her! That's right, she paid her money for accidentally kidnapping her. You can see a picture of the crisp fifty here. I hope the lucrative mistake won't leave the sweet-seeming everygoodstuff down a path of intentional kidnapping. Fifty bucks ain't bad.

You can read the original post here.

Church that kicked out a pastor for supporting LGBT inclusivity probably regrets its choice now.

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Nine months after Evangelical pastor Adam Phillips moved to Oregon to start Christ Church: Portland, he was kicked out of the congregation. The reasons behind his removal from the church was his advocating for inclusion of anyone who identifies as LGBT Christians in the church. Well, the jokes on his old congregation, because since Phillips was kicked out in 2014, he's gone on to launch his own non-discriminatory church. And they are thriving.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Phillips described his belief of what it means to be an Evangelical: "Being an evangelical is about living the good news of Jesus for the common good and for the planet, all of God’s creation." His new church, Christ Church: Portland, was founded on this tenet of inclusivity and a progressive understanding of what it means to live by the bible.

The church's website, whose landing page features the text, "Open. Active. Inclusive." in large font, expands on that understanding: "Following in the way of Jesus, we hope to be a church that includes all (no matter who we are, what we think or where we come from) while trying to be focused on the things people of faith have been actively pursuing for thousands of years."

People have used the bible as reasoning and support for hateful, selfish and destructive behavior (see: Crusades, imperialism, colonization, etc.) since the day it was first published on a piece of papyrus back in the ancient days. Most of that feels like the exact opposite of what the bible is designed to teach us, so it's great to see Phillips' refusal to give into that sort of environment, and the success he's had. Phillips cautioned like-minded Evangelical Christians that they might feel like the minority in the way that they interpret the gospel, but told them that they shouldn't compromise on their belief in inclusivity.

"The experience will humble you ― you’ll likely lose friends and support," he told The Huffington Post. "Inclusion is not our only ‘issue’ ― but it roots us in being a whole, healthy church for God’s glory and neighbor’s good. Phillips is also featured in a new short documentary video by The Atlantic on the same topic, which you can watch here:

Kanye West spotted for the first time since leaving the hospital with a dramatic new hairdo.

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Kanye West has been spotted in public for the first time since being admitted to the UCLA Medical Center on November 21st after having a very public mental breakdown. A picture uploaded initially by Giovanni Leonardo Bassan depicted the 39-year-old rapper at the Rick Owens “Furniture” exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles looking much blonder than usual. Taking a cue from his wife, perhaps?

#KanyeWest at the "Rick Owens: Furniture" exhibition at the MOCA PDC. December 8. (📷: @giovannileonardobassan)

A photo posted by Kanye West (@kanyewest_daily) on

Well, hair bleach is a much healthier of dealing with your problems than, say, lambasting your friends in front of thousands of people at a concert. Plus, the lighter locks look pretty good! Maybe this is a whole new Kanye, and anyone who has ever suffered through a hard time knows that starting over requires a dramatic new hairdo. Just ask any girl who chops off her hair after being dumped.

Seth Meyers calls out Trump for lying about saving 1,100 Carrier jobs.

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On Thursday night's Late Night, host Seth Meyers took "A Closer Look" at President-elect Donald Trump's deal with Carrier, an Indianopolis air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration company that was supposed to keep jobs the company was planning on moving to Mexico. Unfortunately, the deal is not all Trump made it out to be.

Trump first claimed that when he stated during a rally, "Carrier will never leave," he never meant for his words to be taken literally. He didn't actually mean that Carrier wasn't leaving and taking its jobs to Mexico, that was just a "euphenism."

PEOTUS did manage to save 800 jobs, for now, but that's far less than the 1,400 he promised to save during his campaign, and less than Trump claimed. Well, what do you know? Sounds like (gasp!) Trump lied.

Jimmy Fallon had his viewers send him their most hilarious, most cringeworthy text fails.

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Jimmy Fallon asked viewers to share their most hilariously awkward #textfails, and boy did they deliver. He read the texts on The Tonight Show on Thursday, because nothing is more fun than laughing at the expense of others. It'll make you want to reread your texts befor sending, but really glad that these people didn't.

Why is it that autocorrect, something put in place to keep us from looking like idiots, is usually the thing that makes us look like idiots? Oh well. Now go on, Google "football playing spider." You know you want to.

'Today Show' Savannah Guthrie's new baby has already met Matt Lauer.

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Savannah Guthrie's new baby is here—on Thursday, the Today show host gave birth to a boy named Charles Max Feldman, her second child with husband Michael Feldman.

Happy family!

Guthrie (and the official Twitter account for Today) tweeted some pictures of her new little dude, including one of her co-host Matt Lauer cradling the baby in his arms.

Today also tweeted a short video of the team welcoming little Charley, who's going to have to get used to being famous!

As for how the birth was, Guthrie hasn't said yet, but in the November issue of Fit Pregnancy and Baby, when the 44-year-old was asked about whether she'd get an epidural, she answered, “Oh, 100 percent." She continued, “Is there anything about me that suggests I have the internal fortitude to withstand birth without a little bit of help? But my hat’s off to women who do.”


‘Bachelor’ superfan Jennifer Aniston makes her picks for the final four contestants.

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While Jennifer Aniston might not share your love for rewatching Friends, you still have some shows in common. Our girl Jen really loves The Bachelor, bringing some truth to the daydreams of you and her giggling at the Rose Ceremony over a bottle of rosé.

Jimmy Kimmel recruited Rachel to make some blind picks for which girls are going to make it to Nick Viall's final four, knowing what a bachelor likes: someone very bendy. She's an asset at your annual Bachelor pool draft.

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Clueless scammer can't figure out he's being trolled.

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Imgur user DanCumming recently tried to sell his used Yamaha motorcycle online. Predictably, he was contacted by some lowlife trying to defraud him through a PayPal scam. But unlike most scammers, this guy didn't vanish into the ether as soon as he was called out.

He unwisely tried to salvage him criminal scheme, and that's when DanCumming decided to have some fun. He led this guy on a lengthy, increasingly ridiculous wild goose chase, hiding insults along the way that the fraudster totally refused to pick up on. Then he uploaded his trolling master class to Imgur, where's it's gone viral:

While this crook deserves to be in jail, having his time wasted with insulting texts is the next best thing. Well done.

The top 41 tweets of the week, as picked by someone who knows good tweets.

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This week, the news was dominated by Kanye West, Joe Biden, and DonaldTrump. Kick back with jokes about group texts, Postmates, flutes and more, in the top 41 tweets of the week!

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Taylor Swift and Zayn Malik released a secret sex anthem for 'Fifty Shades Darker.'

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You didn't really think that Taylor Swift would let 2016 end without giving us at least a little bit of new music, did you? Tay surprised fans last night by posting her new song, in collaboration with none other than Zayn Malik, to Twitter. The song appears on the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack and is called "I Don't Wanna Live Forever."

Ugh. That sneaky Taylor! The track was released for paid download and streaming services just after 11 p.m. on Thursday, but wasn't immediately available on Spotify. (Not surprising, as TayTay famously pulled all her music from Spotify in 2014 after a dispute about royalties.) She wrote the song alongside Sam Dew and Jack Antonoff, who produced the track.

And then she tapped One-Direction-star-turned-solo-performer Zayn Malik to be her duet partner. You can't help but wonder what Harry Styles thinks of all this.

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