Grandpa

Yeah, you can't take your eyes off the wholesomeness. 5 stars. 5 Stars over and over. Can't bee-lieve how wholesome this is.

The Chosen One would like you to have a marshmallow. Seriously though, this one's a nice shot to the feels. Ninja's busy cutting onions in here, man. 

They are trying their damndest to stick with the times. As you can see, some are getting respectably savvy! Others, well, you'll see.

Old people are trying their best to catch up to with the times and use Facebook correctly. Progress is not without its speed bumps.

Old people are adapting to technology. Slowly. And while you can't really blame them for trying, we're witness to a mountain of social hiccups out there in the internets.

Printing out facebook posts! Oversharing! Making catastrophic social faux pas! These are are just some of the joys of watching old people slowly get used to technology

The world is changing faster than they can deal, but they're trying to keep up. Also my feed isn't loading, I think I've been hacked.

Social media mistakes wouldn't be as big a deal if they didn't happen on such a public forum. Either way they're trying very hard so they deserve some credit.

Some of them are just trying to get a hang of social media. Others are confident enough to give you a piece of their mind.

People live some dramatic lives. Secret girlfriends, criminal syndicate pasts, and  absolutely intolerable relatives are just a few of the topics of these stories. Also, some dads are just really petty and don't like cottage cheese.

They weren't born with the internet, so we'll forgive them.

Oh, dear sweet old people. We hope you keep trying to understand the internet, but deep down, we hope you never change.

They grew up before the internet so we'll forgive them. Still pretty funny to watch them be awkward as hell online though.

Like a fine wine, these wonderful people got BETTER with age. 

The home of impossible spelling, weird mistakes, and brutal oversharing! We can forgive them, computers aren't their thing.

That's right, he bought a painting of the view from his window. Do what you want with your money, but this purchase feels a little redundant. Murphy Green's Grandad just might be burning some bridges with his wife over this one.