trolling

Nathan Fielder gave his Twitter followers this challenge:

"Experiment: text the person ur dating "I haven't been fully honest with you" then dont reply to them for 1 hr (& tweet pic of thr response)."

The result? A whole lot of hurt feelings...

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 guy clearly thought he had the number of his coworker, but he was so, so wrong. Instead, the recipient of his text trolled him with McDonald's puns.

It's like they always say: If you want light bright lipstick, you'll have to do it yourself.

This is straight lunacy. We've gotta be dealing with a next-level, superstar kind of a Bumble bio for her to go to such efforts. Or she was even more desperate for the potential social media fame/notoriety than she was in dating the dude to begin with. Either way, it's totally reasonable to assume our 'deleted Bumble user' at hand named Joe is safely wrapped up in some solid witness protecting his ass kind of program.

This busy video gamer lived to regret putting his trust in his buddy. Turns out friends can be devious bastards, ready to crush your chances (or whatever that was), with an obnoxiously overdeveloped vocab. Don't think this guy will be taking home, Wingman of the Year, anytime soon. 

Joey Royle knows how to make the best out of an otherwise infuriating situation. Can you imagine if some chick out there was giving out your number to an endless series of thirsty men, and you'd never actually met her---which he hasn't. See his antics in action below: