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Someone called Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 'bartender.' She served them a top-shelf burn.

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A conservative tried to shame Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for having been a bartender, and I know that the internet is full of hyperbole, but I swear that I'm not hyperbolizing when I say that her response is the best.

Electoral politics is all about vanquishing trolls—whether in primaries or committee hearings or elections—and AOC is so good at it it's like watching Vincent van Gogh paint.

The congresswoman was discussing the double standard America has when billionaires such as the Starbucks guy decide to enter politics. People think that the fact that someone has a lot of money means they are Very Smart, and should therefore be considered Very Serious Candidates.

First-term Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez noted that her candidacy didn't receive such treatment.

Conservative researcher Alex VanNess decided to respond to the tweet by demonstrating her exact point.

"The bartender" responded with her resume, and the guy deleted his tweet out of fear.

Oh, and here's the best part:

VanNess may have deleted his tweet, but the congresswoman keeps receipts.

Not only did that dude self-own by publicizing his elitist, classist bias, he opened himself up to being dog walked.

Next time you want to shame a member of Congress for their working class background, maybe don't?


25 Utterly Random Memes Everyone Should Laugh At This Morning.

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Good morning meme lovers. Today's batch of memes is simply hilarious. Get ready to start scrolling and start laughing.

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Anti-vaxx mom asks how to protect her son from measles outbreak. The internet delivered.

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There is currently a measles outbreak that started in Washington and has made its way to Oregon, and anti-vaxxers are the sole cause of this retro death threat.

Unsurprisingly, the same people who peddled anti-science myths about vaccines causing autism, have also bolstered the idea that vaccines are a personal choice and not a public health responsibility. However, now that consequences of these choices have spread, anti-vaxx parents are storming their brains for ways to protect their children (this should be the updated dictionary definition of cognitive dissonance).

One anti-vaxx mom's post went viral after she asked members of the private Facebook group "Vaccine Education Network: Natural Health Anti-Vaxx Community"how to protect her child from measles.

The post was quickly screenshotted and spread on Twitter, where people had a myriad of strong-worded responses to the mom.

A lot of people suggested she employ thoughts and prayers, since she's already decided to forgo science.

Others suggested the best safety precaution was to give her son to smarter parents, who wouldn't create a public health crisis.

Other parents didn't mince words about how irresponsible and dangerous anti-vaxxers are.

A woman with autism chimed in to point out how absurd it is to put people at danger of death because of stigma against ASD.

Hopefully, this mom changes her values in time to save her child and protect the other children in contact with her son. Otherwise, she's punishing her child for her own ignorance.

Tomi Lahren's latest jab at Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a massive self-own.

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Tomi Lahren, who yells at your grandparents for a living, wants sitting congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to know that there's more to life than just social media.

The host of a yell-a-thon on Fox News' streaming service Fox Nation appeared on the president's daily briefing, Fox and Friends, to suggest that people only support Rep. Ocasio-Cortez's platform of Medicare for All and climate action because she's good at Twitter.

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Be afraid. Be very afraid.

People were quick to note that Tammy Lasagna knows nothing about "actually being successful in real life," unlike AOC, who won her election and is now the youngest congresswoman in American history. Now that's successful and also real life.

Timmy Lerlamet's take is actually a massive self-own.

Is Tummy Livingston crying for help?

Does Tabitha Lillipad know that when she talks, we can hear her, and that she's speaking from a perch granted to her by corporate overlords rather than her fellow citizens, like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?

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AOC has yet to respond, as she is busy being successful in real life.

Run for Congress, Tamela! It's time to show the world what "real success" looks like.

Don Jr. tried to own the libs in tweet about popular TV show ‘S&L.’ Cue the applause.

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Donald Trump Jr. has done it again. He has written words on the internet and accidentally confounded and brought joy to countless people. Per usual, the way he accidentally caused joy is inextricably linked to him failing at owning the libs.

Don Jr.'s failed slam dunk came in response to Conservative John Willow's tweet dramatically mocking the 2020 Democratic platform.

Naturally, ol' Don Jr. couldn't resist the opportunity to swoop in with a joke, so he searched his brain and made this golden tweet:

This is when the record scratch began, because S&L?! Since there was no indication that Don Jr. was kidding around with that creative renaming of SNL, the tweet ushered in a lot of questions.

And honestly, the idea of Don Jr., a full-grown man who is 41-years-old, living out his entire life mistaking Saturday Night Live for Saturday and Live is a beautifully absurd thought.

This tweet has stirred the collective imagination of Twitter, and now people want to know what Saturday and Live would look like. Would it be a different format?! Does Don Jr. have a packet he's planning to submit?!

Honestly, this failing tweet was an end of week snack for everyone looking for a bit of levity and an opportunity to sharpen their roasting skills.

Just imagine, you are 41-years old, you come from money and all the resources to watch and keep up with television, and you just learned the true name of SNL.

This Don Jr. flub was the chef's kiss that Twitter needed for morale today.

25 Filthy Sex Memes For Anyone Who'd Rather Be Boning Right Now.

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Anyone with a filthy mind will appreciate these dirty sex memes. This list is hilarious, but definitely NSFW. You've been warned.

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Teen lies about getting two cars for his birthday, gets humiliated in the comments.

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The internet makes it easy to lie (have you seen who's president?), but it also makes it easier to get busted.

Courtesy of the subreddit Quit Your Bullsh*t, watching a kid brag about supposedly getting two fancy cars for his birthday and then get blasted for lazy lying is almost as fun as winning a Ferrari.

The kid wrote:

So today was my 17th birthday. I got the usual, socks, deoderant [sic], xbox live gift cards. My dad hands me this small box. I open it and it's just our garage key, obvs im confused and ask him why he's just given me the key to our own garage..he tells me to go out and open the garage up and turns out he had a hidden surprise for me behind that door, i'm f*cking in shock and disbelief right now but i'm actually a proud owner of a Ferrari and a Bentley. Happy f*cking birthday to me! SO THANKFUL

It's adorable to see the kid write out his greatest fantasy and have his friend

"Mother of god, you lucky f*cker!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" another kid wrote, to which the birthday boy generously responded, "Do not worry, I'm pretty sure I'll have a long list of people who want a ride but I'll add you to the reserved list :) ."

Here's where things get interesting:

A girl called him out with "Nice Google pic," and rather than say, "haha yup I was joking!", the birthday boy doubled down.

The kid made the mistake of passing off an easily traceable photo as his own.

Yup, the side-by-side luxury cars did not belong to this 17-year-old kid, but boxer Floyd Mayweather.

Luxury cars are kind of Mayweather's thing.

Nice try, little dude.

Better luck on concocting a more convincing lie for you eighteenth birthday!

20 people share outrageous scams that make Fyre Fest look like a bargain.

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We've all fallen for a too-good-to-be-true scam.

While it's especially sad when people try to trick grandmas into giving them their credit card numbers, or when Billy McFarlands trick rich people into buying fake Met Gala tickets, there are scammers everywhere. The amount of robo-calls I get from automated voices telling me I will be "seized by the local cops" because of an "outstanding balance to the IRS" is alarming.

Between pyramid schemes, bogus GoFundMe pages, made up religions and the fantastic world of Fyre Fests, it's rough out there. When a recent Reddit user asked, "What is obviously a scam, yet millions of people seem to fall for it?" the internet was ready to prevent others from draining their savings accounts.

1. Such a solid point, "AlarmingBird."

I watched that documentary on the Fyre Festival - I understand falling for the festival itself, but apparently people actually fell for those cold call emails promising tickets to high profile events like the Grammys or Met Gala?? Like you get an email from an email you have never seen before, from a company you've never heard of, months after you got scammed for thousands of dollars already, and you still think it's legit and sent this random company money?

2. Ok, but sometimes these are convincing, "ZTH-Yankee."

Those pop-up ads that say "Your computer has a virus, click this link to remove it.

3. Robo-call nightmares, "somedk."

Any unknown number calling you

or maybe I just have a computer filled with malware that microsoft support needs to fix, there are several warrants out and legal action has been taken in my name, and I owe the IRS $2000 in itunes gift cards. fortunately I won a free vacation to the bahamas where I can set aside these troubles for a week.

4. Damn, "ConCons_Husband."

Scientology

5. For real, "AdeptCoat."

The “IRS”calling and asking for a payment over the phone.

6. Ah, yes, "FourinchFailure."

Hot local singles in your area

7. Too real, "lay_me_down_to_sleep."

As an unemployed master's degree grad I'm starting to think I may have been duped somewhere along the way.

8. This is just a solid PSA, "viburnumtrilobum."

Human traffickers often use signs that say things like "make $5000 modeling (or some oddly high number)" or "make money abroad" and they tell you to tell your friends. If you're young, and someone is posting a get rich scheme that involves those things, online or on a poster STAY AWAY and make sure everyone you know knows to stay away as well

9. This hurts, "JiN88reddit."

"If you tell me, I promise I won't be mad." --Love, Mom & Dad.

10. Yeah these are laxatives, "Sempirturtleeee."

Those fit detox teas shit.

11. "TheBitchisBack666" clearly has a story.

A lot of online dating. People start off normal, you get to know them, talk about meeting for coffee, they send pics...and then all of a sudden they're "stuck overseas and their debit card doesn't work please send me $200." Thankfully I did not.

I swear I'm not stupid :( They're just getting better all the time and obviously have no issues preying on lonely people. I unfortunately have read that they're quite successful.

12. But they're so fun, "Eminelo."

Weddings

I’m all for a degree of extravagance when it’s called for, but the wedding industry is almost entirely built on the premise that you MUST be a prince/princess on your special day and anything less than makes your love trashy

Don’t even get me started on the price of diamonds.

13. Well this is a bummer, "Duckl0l."

Feng Shui's utter BS. I come from a traditional Chinese family. We're a middle-income family of 4, where my dad works his ass off to feed us, 6 days a week.

Every damn year, for whatever reason, he calls in a supposed Feng Shui master, who charges crazy 'consultation fees', to take a look at our home and determine our home's feng shui for the year. He claims that my youngest sister should get a name change, a stupid idea which will definitely cost us a lot (legal fees, birth certificate, school student card, patient info, insurance).

Feng Shui is believed to cause one's destiny to change. This belief is something that I, a person who believes more in science and data, than supposed 'calculations' provided by a sketchy middle aged Chinese man. Fucking bullshit imo, to believe that many people, even those who are highly educated, fall for such a sketchy scheme, surely baffles me.

I get it, its a Chinese tradition. I respect that. But I don't respect the fact that many sketchy people are taking advantage of our culture and tradition and fooling older, more traditional folk into spending their hard-earned cash on unproven ventures.

14. Crystals won't cure my cold, "theKalash?"

Homeopathy.

15. This is breaking news, "Thomas_Chinchilla."

Kars4Kids. Yes that commercial with the really annoying jingle is also a complete scam. From what I know, the money actually goes to some rabbi in Lakewood, NJ to fund schools for rich kids, specifically Orthodox Jews.

16. Yelp ruins everything, "KLRVT."

Fucking Yelp.

If they can’t trick your business into falling for their racket, they’ll blackmail till you do. Fuck those guys.

17. This is passion, "Keohane."

Single ply toilet paper.

If I go over to your house, and I shit in your toilet, and there's single ply toilet paper all respect for you is gone. How could you be this stupid? You're paying 60% of the price of two ply, but you have to fold it over and use twice as much to wipe yourself without getting shit on your fingers THROUGH the sheen layer of paper. You're paying more! And having something that feels worse and gets SHIT ON YOUR FINGERS. AHGGGGGGGG

18. They're not magical, "forthelifeofriley?"

Reality TV psychics

19. Amen, "TearsAreForFears."

"Vaccines cause autism."

20. So sad and true, "Stockholm-Syndrom."

The US healthcare system.


45 pictures of people before and after kids that will make you want to take a nap.

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Parenting is not for the faint of heart. No amount of babysitting experience or weekends with a niece or nephew can truly prepare someone for the task of raising a tiny human being.

Even the most mild-mannered children will demand a lot of energy, which means being a parent will inevitably involve a lot of sleep-deprived, exhausted days. In many cases, it's hard to truly appreciate the freedom of being childless until it's too late.

Since pictures tell a thousand words, the Instagram account Got Toddlered tells thousands of words about how parenting changes your life. The account was launched to show the humorous juxtapositions between life before and after babies, and it's painfully real to the thousands of followers.

Since the posts truly speak for themselves, I have gathered 45 before and after pictures of parents to make you feel infinitely less alone with your screaming child.

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What happened to my life? #womancrushwednesday #wcw

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Parenting changes your view.

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25 Workplace Memes Everyone Needs To Read By 5pm.

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If you've ever had a job, these hilarious memes will hit home. Whether you have an annoying coworker, micromanaging boss, or just plain hate your job, you deserve a laugh today.

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15 people share their wildest ‘small world’ moments. Check your DNA before marriage.

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It truly is a small world, after all.

Whether it's the seven degrees of separation between all of us made apparent or an unlikely run-in with someone from the past, a good coincidence is always worth nothing. When a recent Reddit user asked, "What was the biggest 'wow, what small world' moment for you?" people were ready to share their craziest tales of what can only be attributed to fate. From surprising moments between old friends in new places to exes and new family members--the universe truly is a mystery.

1. Damn, "StitchesInTime."

On a tiny ferry back from the Aran islands, the woman sitting behind me on the top deck was someone I had gone to high school with. We grew up in New York and I recognized enough about the conversation she was having with her friend to turn around and be like... do I know you? Yup, same grade and everything, on a random mid afternoon ferry in a tiny part of Ireland halfway across the world from our homes.

2. Sometimes you have to travel to hang out with your neighbors, "bdb1001."

Flew from Houston to London. Went to a pub and sat down next to a guy who lives in my neighborhood.

3. Eyes are everywhere, "throneofthornes."

Went on a month long trip. When I came back to work a coworker asked me if I had recently been to Rome, and freaked out when I said yes. She had seen me walking by while she was eating dinner in a restaurant, but thought she was hallucinating me some she didn't say anything to me.

4. Yikes, "meg150381."

I’m from Boston, and I met my now husband, Richard, at a nightclub. He was from Ireland (had just moved to the US) and I brought him home to meet my parents after a few weeks of dating. My mom has a bunch of paperwork on the table, and a picture of a church. Richard looks at me totally disturbed and says ‘Umm what is this?’ I said ‘I don’t know, Mom, what is this?’ And she explained it was her genealogy papers and it was her families church from the late 1800s in Cappamore Co. Limerick. He then says ‘That’s my dad’s Church!’ He has just seen the movie ‘Meet the Fockers’ and thought my parents were stalking him and that’s just what Americans did. It the smallest town ever, so it was a bizarre coincidence. We looked into it more and found his family and my family were friends, witnesses at each other’s weddings and my family adopted his family’s children when their parents died and moved them to the US.

We’ve now been married 13 years, and have four children. I woke up to a text from my mother that she got a match on ancestry from my husband’s cousin, and that we must be related ‘on several different lines’. Which is pretty gross, but our children all have the correct number of body parts so hopefully it’s all fine...

5. This is a journey, "seanjenkins."

I used to be friends with this guy named travis

Met someone on reddit who was named travis who had problems with his parents like the travis I knew

Wasnt the travis i knew, but was neighbors with the travis I knew.

6. It's fate, "A_Corona_Man_Myself."

moved to tokyo

after a while, neighbor is moving out, I pulled strings for a friend to take his apt so he becomes my neighbor, turns out they were both school friends from long back

later the next year, my friend moves out, new tenant moves in, he happens to be an old acquaintance of mine
what the fuck

7. The magic of the internet, "thecuboner."

I found someone from my high school class on Reddit.... on a post that had 3 comments.

8. A modern love story, "UnhorsingKey."

I moved halfway across the US only to meet a girl on tinder who lived 30 mins from me. What makes the world smaller is that her brother went to the same church as me and my cousin was her next door neighbor.

I actually ended up marrying her.

9. Your coworker is famous, "-quixxotic-."

Last week before work I was reading a highly upvoted post that received gold. When I arrived at work my coworker mentioned that she received gold for a reddit post she made. I asked what the post was and it was crazy to realize that it was the post I’d been reading all morning. Not the biggest small world moment ever, but it was cool.

10. Best be cautious, "caporaltito."

I had a cousin telling me he read the grossest post ever on Reddit about fury inter species futanari rape fantasy. I just said "Haha, how gross was it?" but thought about how the world is a small place and I should be more careful about what I write on Reddit.

11. This sounds like a fun party, "Potatofarmerdude."

I lived in London for several years but am originally from a small town in Canada. My best friend from when I was a kid in Canada came out to visit me in London. We were sitting in the pub, and in walked a guy who we played on the same soccer team with as kids. We ended up spending the evening with him. The craziest part about it was that it happened when my friend was visiting as well.

12. Woah, "The-400."

I’m standing in Edinburgh with my dad, when suddenly, someone yells, “John!” My dad’s name is John. It’s also the name of many English-speaking males. We’re also standing in front of the John Knox house. So you know what my narcissist of a father does? He turns around, expecting the person to be addressing him. And you know what? He was right. The person went to college with him. We’re on a different continent, and my dad sees one of 500-odd people he graduated from a liberal arts school in Texas with.

13. It's "The Truman Show," "TimeMachineToaster."

Every fucking time I fly I either see someone I know or sit next to someone from somewhere close to me. Not only did this happen on my last flight, it happened on the flight home too. With the same fucking people.

Flew to FL most recently. Local optometrist was on the flight down. Guess who was on the flight back. Sitting next to me. On the flight a year before that I flew down next to some girl I used to work with. She was on the flight back too. WHAT IS THE MATRIX

14. Oh my god, "bigshoqb."

Waiting in line for "It's a small world" ride at Disney world. Our boat pulls up. Getting out of the boat, in the same row I'm getting into, is a girl I had gone to youth group years ago. Immediately belt out "Holy shit! It really is a small world!"

15. This is a nightmare, "AgreeableAgent."

Met my ex in a 7/11 while holidaying in Japan.

16. Long lost family, "KremKaramela."

I invited a family to dinner after meeting the wife couple of times and had a strong connection to husband. Turns out he is my 2nd degree cousin I didn’t know.

25 Utterly Random Memes Everyone Should Laugh At This Morning.

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Mornings are never fun, but laughing at memes is. This randomly hilarious list of memes is guaranteed to make you giggle even if you're not a morning person.

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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman made a 'truce' and now they're trolling the rest of us.

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If you've been around the internet, particularly Twitter, for any reasonable amount of time, then it's likely you already know how much Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman love trolling each other.

Up until now, no event or special day has been sacred, Reynolds has trolled both Jackman's bithday and his anniversary post to his wife Deborra-Lee Furness. In the spirit of revenge, Jackman teamed up with Jake Gyllenhaal to troll Reynolds at Christmas time, and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

Well now, after their long standing playful rivalry, both of them have declared a truce on Twitter. Except there is a pretty big catch.

Both actors posted a photo of them together claiming a "truce," but they also shared they'll be making ads for each other's respective companies as part of said truce. This means Jackman will be creating an Aviation Gin ad, and Reynolds will be pumping out a Laughing Man Coffee ad.

Given the fact that it's these two, it wouldn't be surprising at all if their ads end up being yet another form of trolling each other and their followers. In fact, people are having a hard time taking their "truce" literally since it seems like a set-up for more shenanigans.

Needless to say, there are some pretty high expectations for the quality of these ads.

One can't help but wonder, will these ads be straightforward and professional, or will they be yet another form of trolling?! I have a feeling we all know the answer to that.

The 13 most satisfying clapbacks at climate change deniers in internet history.

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Many conservatives, including the president, are in denial about the science of climate change, and much like with anti-vaxxers, their ignorance can kill us all!

These people are fighting the good fight for the sake of the planet, one clapback at a time.

1. Solar power runs on the sun, my dude.

2. Things are bad, and they're going to get worse!!!

3. A broken clock is right twice a day.

4. Consider yourself schooled.

5. AOC hath spoken.

6. She has a PhD in trolling.

7. My heart will go on.

8. I believe that children are our future.

9. MAGA doesn't care for data.

10. A solar-powered burn.

11. Emphasis on the "for dummies."

12. Dictionary.com defines "roasted" as...

13. Teenage activist Greta Thunberg one-upped the internet and called polluters out to their faces.

Meghan McCain’s conspiracy theory about 'late-term' abortions gets debunked by actual doctor.

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It turns out that a trained doctor, practitioner, and researcher knows more about the science of abortion than a TV panelist whose qualification is being John McCain's daughter.

Earlier this week, Meghan McCain tweeted: "We are one of only seven nations in the world, along with North Korea and China, to allow abortion on demand after 20 weeks. Our existing law is extreme."

Dr. Daniel Grossman, an OB/GYN and abortion provider, fact-checked McCain's claim, saying that no, the US's abortion laws aren't extreme or in line with those of oppressive regimes. America is, in fact, behind 78% of high-income countries.

Dr. Grossman made a point to note that abortions tend to occur later when red states enact laws making early access more difficult, a total conservative self-own.

I know it's not intended as shade, but following up a call for a fact-based debate with "I'd be more than happy to come on The View" is hilarious.

While we're on the subject, Dr. Grossman also explained that "late term abortion" isn't even a medical term, and was rather "made up by anti-abortion extremists."

The #discourse can use more evidence, highlighting the views of doctors rather than partisan hacks.


100 insane pics from the polar vortex that’ll make you want to stay in bed forever.

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The polar vortex is sweeping across America, and it's not moving along lightly. The United States has been experiencing record low temperatures, with much of the midwest seeing the coldest temperatures they've experienced in decades. On Wednesday, Chicago reached temperatures colder than Antarctica, with temperatures reaching 23 degrees Fahrenheit below zero, and wind chills pushing it to 55 degrees below zero.

As the icy winds of the polar vortex continue to rage and interrupt the daily routine of millions of Americans, people have been posting photos on social media showing just how wild this weather is.

Since the pictures really communicate the icy chaos far better than any words could, I gathered 100 photos that will make you immediately want to brew a hot beverage.

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Khloe Kardashian’s latest Photoshop fail is getting mercilessly roasted. Three thumbs up.

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Photoshop is a blessing and a curse. With the right touch and a few clicks you can make a photo so fire that it's honestly dangerous, but with one small mistake things can get *too* hot and the internet will be more than ready to roast you into oblivion. It is, to continue this sloppy metaphor, playing with fire. And Instagram icon/Photoshop extraordinaire Khloe Kardashian got too close to the fire (yup, still going with this bad metaphor) in a recent post and was outed by fans who noticed her editing mishap.

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You are so much more powerful than you know! Keep going💋

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For those who do not dedicate their lives to finding glitches in a celebrity's Instagram post, I will point out that there is a glaring Photoshop fail at play here. If you look closely at Khloe's left hand you can see that it looks like she has...two thumbs? This is most likely the result of photoshopping, and fans were quick to point it out.

This could also be from her hand moving as the picture was taken, but something tells me it has more to do with finding the right filter. And let's be honest, Khloe killed it with the rest of editing because this photo is bomb as hell. Where do I sign up for a class about Photoshop taught by Khloe?

Rachel Bilson posts throwback pic of her and Rami Malek in high school and it's blowing minds.

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Throwback photos of anyone can be absolutely delightful, but throwback photos of celebrities often present a unique opportunity to humanize people who otherwise seem wildly inaccessible. Puberty and embarrassing fashion trends have NO mercy, and even the most successful Hollywood heart throbs have a few embarrassing photos hidden in the back of their photo albums.

While Bohemian Rhapsody actor Rami Malek has soared into the status of household name in the past few years, he, like the rest of us, once attended high school and wore fashion jewelry.

On Thursday, the actress Rachel Bilson posted a throwback photo of her and Malek back in their high school days, and it has all the ingredients you'd hope for.

Both actors went to the same high school and have remained friends throughout the years, and this photo of them baby-faced serves as a tribute.

In the caption, Bilson teased Malek for his gold chain, and reminded him to not let success get to his head:

"Hey @ramimalekwhere’d you get that gold chain #tbt#oscarworthy#dontforgetthelittlepeople"

Unsurprisingly, people are eating up this delicious throwback with a spoon.

Honestly, they're both equally cute then and now, it's just fun to see that pure teen style shine through.

23 Drinking Memes For Anyone Who's Going To Get Lit This Weekend.

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It's Friday bitches! The weekend is finally here and it's time to freakin' party. If you're drinking this weekend, these boozy and hilarious memes are the perfect pre-game.

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25 hilarious tweets from women this week that have nothing to do with Trump.

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It's been a busy week, with every Democrat ever announcing that they are running for president,and more and more Republicans making up facts about abortion.

These tweets have nothing to do with those things. Enjoy!

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