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A "pick up artist" published a blog post titled "How to Talk to a Woman Wearing Headphones" has been criticized for it's tone deaf advice that included gems that will surely get you a date such as standing directly in her way and waving your hand in her face. The internet responded with some more great "tips" and some titles of their own articles on how to talk to women.

Did your Facebook account get hacked, or do these types of mood swings happen often? Do you practice what you preach, or have you lost your damn mind?

In advance of E3 next week, Twitter users have hit the hype train hard by combining movies and Nintendo games under the hashtag "NintendoAMovie." Check out some of our favorite examples below. A few of these would make really great films!

Taylor, a 19-year-old college student, recently ordered a fabulous pink fluffy phone case for her iPhone. She was so in love with its amazingness that she ordered three of them off of Amazon.

Unfortunately for her, she ordered them for a iPhone 6+ and her phone is only a 6... Before she was able to cancel all three orders the pink fluffy one arrived. So, she gifted it to her dad!

Now the Internet is trying to take her story and make it their own by adopting Dad and his fluffy phone case.

Kotaku found some ungrateful people who are complaining about getting the wrong video game console for Christmas. See all the rage below...

Respectful, even after 37 years.

A man in Perth, Australia has patented a new hotdog/hamburger food hybrid.

Ayesha Curry is the wife of basketball star Steph Curry and now she has her own cooking show. She's got a reputation for being a woman of the utmost respectability. She has a food and lifestyle blog, and she's not afraid to call out the rest of society for "barely wearing clothes these days." Thanks to her new cooking show, she's at the center of this hilarious, judgey meme.

If nothing else, it's certainly... festive.

Since you're now in a presidential mood have a look at these Tremendous Donald Trump Memes filled with less flags but just as much hilarity.

Milo Yiannopoulos is a British journalist for Breitbart. He's known for his trolling tweets and for sending his followers after people he fights with on Twitter. This time, he's gone too far and gotten himself permanently banned from Twitter after sending followers after Leslie Jones.