Throwback to the time that this interviewer went around, and asked people if the picture of Steven Spielberg with a prop dinosaur was in fact a real thing, and if he hurt it? The answers are sobering. People's confusion over the question is confusing in itself. Like, how? How do you think that Steven Spielberg is out here actually hurting dinosaurs? What timeline are you living in? Maybe not this one.
When the flow of logic in a film is disrupted in such a way that it takes the viewer of the film out of the experience, and into a mental roadblock, it's a bummer. Some plot holes are just too big for people to look past, and ultimately be able to enjoy the film. Consistency can go a long way in immersing the audience in the storyline, as it was meant to be experienced. Another plot hole covered recently, was that plot hole we can often see in zombie apocalypse movies/shows. Tumblr did it justice.
In a recent AskReddit thread, folks are sharing the worst pickup lines that they've ever heard or used. As it turns out, using intentionally terrible pickup lines that maintain the necessary level of social decency, can work wonders when it comes to breaking the ice. Sometimes those outlandish pickup lines one could never imagine themselves saying, actually work. Life is strange. Of course, those very pickup lines can backfire in glorious fashion as well.
Sometimes the brain clocks out for the day. Yes, these folks experienced some hilarious autopilot moments. You know, when you're in one environment, maybe at work, but some part of your brain thinks that you're elsewhere. Sometimes this comes about through sleep deprivation, while other times, it seems to be a totally random misfiring of neurons. Naturally, the resulting moments make for hilarious fails.
We're supposed to be the smartest species on the planet, but sometimes it doesn't feel that way. For every one of our genius achievements, there are a hundred monumental lapses in judgement. The good thing about that is a lot of them are funny to watch. For more human error, here are some classic moments of facepalm to get that stupid fix.
Having a bad roommate can result in some interesting, but stressful bad roommate moments and stories. For example, this other guy got back at his thieving roommate with a booby trap USB. In this case, after some escalation, this guy got his roommates laptop stolen when he tried to hide it, and he went to the internet to ask if he was in the wrong. The internet made sure he knew just how wrong he was.
This collection of infuriating images is enough to rattle the most calm of minds. Things just aren't as they should be. Or at least, how some might expect them to be. They're a little off, maybe the result of obnoxious carelessness. And from that can arise deep frustration from folks experiencing a world that didn't align with their expectations.
This woman's a legend. Apparently, she'd learned that her husband, "Jake", was running around on her. She proceeded to hatch and execute a plan, where she was able to fool her rascal husband into thinking that his side chick had booked a night at a hotel for them. One can only imagine what kind of rage room that husband walked into.
Kid's actually a couple hundred years old. Maybe even older than that. Nobody knows.
People that leave reviews for places that aren't open yet are something else. Yes, we're back at it again with a sloppy collection of liars getting called out for their dishonest antics. There's something deeply satisfying about seeing justice find liars caught up in weaving their webs of lies, online. It's a moment where one can celebrate the fact that that lie ran its course, and maybe the person telling the lie learned their lesson. Which is, just tell the truth.
Cringe to oblivion and beyond. Yes, people are sharing those things that just really make them cringe, in a recent AskReddit thread. Things like telling your "friends" that you have an imaginary significant other, or being an obnoxious flirt that has no sense of people's boundaries, are just the kinds of cringey things that fill up this unsettling thread.
This guy experienced just the kind of cringeworthy fail that awakens the secondhand embarrassment. Apparently, the poor dude accidentally got in his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend's car, thinking it was his friend, and then proceeds to accidentally hit his girlfriend with the car door when he tried to peace out. Yikes.
People are looking back on the "edgiest" things they did in attempts to be cool, which ultimately resulted in them realizing later on down the road, that said actions were anything but cool. Whether it was punching trees to try and impress a crush, or maybe Naruto running through the halls; it'd seem the harder people tried to be cool, the further away they fell from being just that.
This is no doubt one of the best TIFUs we've ever come across. We can see why it was crowned a TIFU of the Year. It's just a pure fail. Apparently a movie shoot was mistakenly crashed, and awkward laughter amongst the movie crasher and Gerard Butler was ultimately exchanged, after the fail played itself out. At least people managed to laugh after the fact.
