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This guy asked the folks of Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for booting a sister-in-law who seemed hellbent on stealing the show from the actual bride on her wedding day. There are certain lines that people just can't cross on the big wedding day. The day is already dramatic and tense enough without people acting like senseless, selfish human beings. Seems like this family did the only thing they could do to salvage the wedding, and spare the bride any avoidable tears when she was literally walking down the aisle. 

People that have the audacity to invite themselves over, and then refuse to follow the house rules are something else. This insensitive step mom used all the water during a gnarly drought, so a glorious case of petty revenge ensued. Check out another glorious case of pro revenge with this aggressive girlfriend who had the nerve to steal from her ex's bank account.

Anyone who has ever played a game of Monopoly with their family knows firsthand how wildly competitive those games can end up being. Tempers can flare up and soar through the roof. Tears can be spilt. Grudges can be created. Monopoly is just one of those games that manages to bring out the very worst in people. With that being said, this kid's brutal blow to his dad during their game of Monopoly is the stuff of legends. Don't think dad will be talking to them for a while. 

This would appear to be a case of Karen's son trying to sabotage his computer, so that he was able to get a new one. Unfortunately, Karen approached the situation with stubborn ignorance and some belligerence to wash the whole mess down. Check out some more juicy Karen drama with this chill teacher who foiled an anti-breakfast Karen.

You're bound to cross paths with some interesting walks of life at the lake. It's a place where many go to escape the daily stresses of life, and just try to catch their breath by the water. Well, when you throw a couple inconsiderate, loud degenerates into the mix, the environment is ripe for conflict. In this case, the conflict took on the face of a well executed petty revenge. Dad wasn't playing any games. 

The collective opinion in the comments section for this particular AITA seems to be that this parent was not in the wrong. They simply insisted on teaching their daughter a lesson about not wasting food, and also not forcing your beliefs on others. 

Parents are normally right. They just are. If you've reached an age where you can realize this, Congratulations! You are officially an adult. If you haven't realized this yet, maybe these "sh*t, my parents were right" moments from Reddit will change your mind...

As a kid, we've all lost something important on a family vacation. It can be an item as simple as a towel, or something catastrophic like your favorite stuffed animal. Things happen. It's all a part of growing up. That's why it was no surprise that there was such a HUGE response when Redditor kontankarite posted the following message : "Friend's son lost his favorite toy. Parents said the elephant is traveling around the world. Would love to share images of his travel with his son."

Kids are dumb. I say this with love. But they're really, really stupid. And watching them trying to navigate the world is hilarious. Whether you have a kid of your own or don't go near them, everyone can enjoy laughing at a kid. Check out our latest memes from r/kidsarefuckingstupid and block those memories of you doing similar things when you were a kid.

Man, with all the stories about Karens going off on customer service employees and generally depositing large amounts of toxic energy into an otherwise peaceful environment, we hardly ever here from their kids about how difficult it is to have them as parents. This thread peels back the curtain on what it's like to grow up with a Karen as your mom. It's no easy situation. 

R/photoshopbattles is arguably one of the best subreddits on Reddit. And this proves it. After a Redditor uploaded this photo of a very menacing little girl holding an owl, things got out of hand—as they should have. Take a look at the best edits Reddit could come up with...

Anyone who has ever worked in an amusement park must've seen some ungodly levels of petty revenge. Everyone has their breaking point, and amusement park employees must be tested like none other. You've got your entitled guests that refuse to not be sore losers, and you've also got a ton of people making horrendous messes everywhere. Fun stuff.