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"My friend asked me to put together his dating profile for him. I hid sloth faces in all of the pictures." Setting up a dating profile is the most strenuous task there is when it comes to online dating. Once the profile is set up, it's all smooth sailing from there. So, this dude decided to hand over responsibility to his trustworthy friend. According to the comments, neither his friend or his potential dates have yet to notice the additions...
Ryan, who goes by malcolm10 on the internet, left his house for the day and returned to find that his wife had pulled some kind of stupid prank on him by hiding his copy of Fallout 4. Listen, spouses: you don't hide somebody's video games. You just don't. It's wicked uncool. Anyway, follow along below for the scavenger hunt Ryan was forced to go on to retrieve his game.
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Don't worry it's a parody. Here's the jokesters' admittence and video extra showing the girls were in on the joke.
With these they're in on the joke and I don't feel like I've deceived them. Besides, no one ducking cares and it's still funny lol.
Damn did we just reel in one hell of a vengeful tale. In this particularly prankish tale we have the quick-witted Carly Karnatz of East Carolina University putting on an impressive movie-inspired show of trolling. She uses 'Finding Nemo' as her creative inspiration, and it comes together beautifully. Let's just say the poor unsuspecting dude here finds himself sold on the stomach-churning possibility that the girl's brother is being held hostage in a fish tank.
This perverted, bane of the earth, depraved simeon is completely off his damn rocker. His head's clearly been shoved up his ass for such an extended period of time that he's come to terms with a self-created, shit-coated reality.
Not only does he blow things with his madly attractive girlfriend, but he also has strange incestual tendencies, and a sociopathic disregard for how to maintain common human decency.
