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The most devastating part about this cheesy ploy to garner some short-lived internet fame is the gross amount of sweet cheese wasted! Like, come on ladies, come on. And naturally people are divided and confused on whether this is some sort of beautiful, glorious living art, or just stomach-turning wastefulness. 

A guy's Facebook complaint about a couple women wearing 'pyjamas' while shopping in Tesco, has ignited a big 'ol backlash on social media.

The collective reaction on this particularly absurd claim about a family struggling to scrape by on $500k would seem to (rightfully) be one of sheer confusion and comical outrage. It just doesn't add up. And after a little poking around the site, it would appear to be 'legit.' Or as credible as a site can be after making such outlandish claims. At least other people on Twitter stepped up to express their highly entertaining bewilderment.

Before anyone comes to this mathematically challenged mouth-breather's defense, I want, no I need to be the first to say that I too grappled with the numbers game on a very, infuriatingly regular basis. Struggled hard, dude. Not this extreme, but enough to guarantee I'd carve something of a living wrestling the blank page with the written word instead of anything remotely inclusive of the numbers. So this dude has my sympathies, but let's revel in the glaring FAIL.

Atlas Obscura really opened up Pandora's Box when they decided to dig into the origins of the iconic, stereotypical Canadian sound 'eh'...EH?

What a time to be alive. The movement gathered serious momentum after an incident at a Starbucks in Florida on Thursday, in which the angry, openly racist patron lashed out at the employees with heated, and very inappropriate remarks.

Has McDonald's taken it too far this time, or what? That mind-blowingly sweet and syrupy, fluorescent orange drink was a damn staple of my sugardrunk youth; and in all honesty, I'll still grab a cup every now and again these days. 

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer would seem hellbent on continually supplying Saturday Night Live with ridiculous material. Today, Spicer President went ahead and kicked and took a steaming shit on the hornet's nest, saying that Bashar al-Assad of Syria wasn't even as despicable as Hitler...because 'even Hitler didn't sink so low as to using chemical weapons.'

Were you trying to give her enough material for a deluxe album, or what John?

This might be the strangest customer service exchange of all time on Twitter, and that says a whole lot...

I mean, can you really blame people? Not sure what Russell was thinking here, but ah well, the reactions that have surfaced so far are gold.